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Two German teams hold strong interest in Arsenal youngster Ethan Nwaneri spent the second half of last season on loan at Olympique Marseille and experienced a mixed spell in France. However, the move helped him mature, and he could now leave Arsenal during this summer’s transfer window. The attacker could still struggle to secure regular playing time at the Emirates because of the quality of players currently in the Arsenal squad. Although he is regarded as one of the best talents at the club, he lacks the experience of some of the players competing for the same position. Nwaneri attracts Bundesliga interest This situation could lead Arsenal to consider allowing Nwaneri to leave, with RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund both interested in signing him and taking him to the Bundesliga. According to Fussball Daten , both clubs view Nwaneri as an ideal addition to their squads this summer and would make efforts to bring him into their teams. They believe his talent and potential could make h...

The Vikings are going to need a healthy Caleb Banks to play a large part in their defense in 2026. They drafted the former Florida Gator in the first round, and with that comes certain expectations. Add on the fact that the Vikings moved on from key veterans like Harrison Phillips, Javon Hargrave, and Jonathan Allen over the last year, it creates more need for new players to step. Early on in camp, it seems Banks is poised to be one of those players that steps up. In his training camp notebook, ESPN's Kevin Seifert shared that Banks was working with the first-team defense alongside two notable names. Seifert shared, "Rookie defensive lineman Caleb Banks, the No. 18 pick of the 2026 draft, opened camp working with the second team but on Friday worked almost exclusively with the first team alongside nose tackle Levi Drake Rodriguez and defensive end Jalen Redmond." Banks playing alongside Levi Drake Rodriguez and Jalen Redmond makes for a dynamic trio upfront in the trenc...

Will Fazakerley's stoppage-time goal clamed any nerves for Guernsey FC [Fran Torode] Two goals in second-half stoppage time helped Guernsey FC beat Pagham 3-0 in their opening game of the season The beaten Southern Combination Premier Division play-off finalists had the better of the early chances and took the lead after 32 minutes. Will Fazakerley converted a penalty after the striker was fouled in the area. Fazakerley and Sam Murray went close for the islanders early in the second half. But it was Pagham who thought they should have t had equalised in the 84th minute through Kaleem Haytham. He and his teammates felt his shot had gone over the line and struck part of the goal, but the officials ruled it had hit the post. The moment was key as the islanders went on to win the game - Fazakerley made it 2-0 in the third minute of stoppage time as he finished well after being put through. Murray headed a 97th-minute corner into the top corner to seal the win as Guernsey started the s...

With the confusion over Sepang's supposed night race now cleared up and Lewis Hamilton turning the page after Roscoe's passing by welcoming a new puppy, here's a look at the biggest Formula 1 stories from today. Bahrain GP night race misunderstanding cleared up Malaysia's return to the Formula 1 calendar briefly caused confusion after the Formula 1 app mistakenly listed the Sakhir Grand Prix as a night race, showing an 8pm to 10pm local time slot. The information quickly spread online, even though Sepang has never hosted a race under floodlights and does not have the permanent lighting system needed to stage a night event. GPblog can confirm the schedule displayed in the app was simply the result of an error, with local organisers later confirming the race will instead take place during the afternoon. The Sakhir Grand Prix was recently reassigned to Sepang after its original April date was postponed because of the conflict in the Middle East. The event will bring Formu...

A sunny July 30 practice made two this preseason for the Tennessee Titans . Let’s get to it, shall we? The offense is clearly behind the defense I suppose it should be expected this early in training camp to see the defense getting the better of practices, and that’s been the case through two days for the Titans . Offensive units haven’t been shut out necessarily, but very little is looking easy in the passing game – except for screen passes (and we’ll get back to that). Completions down the field have usually beaten tight coverage, and all the quarterbacks have been routinely rushed and flustered in the pocket (more on that later, too). Perhaps related: None of the team’s top three quarterbacks have been consistently effective. Mitch Trubisky (much like Will Levis the day before ) had a rough practice on Day 2 with the No. 2 offense, looking that of a QB who’d missed the previous practice. As for Cam Ward, there’s been some good. Shout out to Elic Ayomanor on that. The receiver’s conn...

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall is still dealing with the lingering effects of a knee injury that originally sidelined him in Week 4 last season. He was absent from Wednesday's practice and could be out for an extended period. That thrusts rookie second-round pick De'Zhaun Stribling firmly into the spotlight. The early returns on Stribling were strong at training camp while the team went through its non-padded practices. Despite making a good early impression the plan never appeared to be for the No. 33 overall pick to have an outsized role in his first year. With Mike Evans and Pearsall ahead of him on the depth chart, the question with Stribling was whether he could nail down the WR3 job and take a majority of the snaps in three WR sets. Now that expectation changes for as long as Pearsall is out. There's no word yet on the exact timeline for Pearsall's return, but it's hard to be optimistic when reporting around the injury indicates the team is...