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Crvena zvezda is on the verge of signing Mohamed Abu Fani from Ferencvaros. The Israeli midfielder, a former teammate of Dejan Stankovic, could join the Serbian champions for 1.5 million euros as negotiations near completion.
Zeynep Sönmez exits Roland Garros in the first round after losing 6-4, 6-4 to Daria Kasatkina. The Turkish star remains the nation’s highest-ranked female player despite the defeat.
Robert Lubisic has squandered his second chance at AEK Athens under Marco Nicolitch. Despite having a contract, the club is unofficially seeking offers for the Croatian winger after disappointing performances in crucial matches and the playoffs.
Olympiacos eyes a back-to-back EuroLeague title, signing Jean Montero. Mustapha Fall and Saqlaq MacKissic face uncertain futures as guards Morris and Dillicourt likely depart for a new dynasty.
Oleksandr Usik retained his heavyweight titles in a shockingly close bout against debutant Rico Verhoeven in Egypt. The 11th-round stoppage sparked massive debate as Verhoeven led on one judge's scorecard at the time of the halt.
La Liga concludes with Mallorca and Girona relegated to Segunda Division. Getafe secures Conference League spot. Valencia shocks Barcelona 3-1, Real Madrid beats Athletic 4-2. Ante Budimir's Osasuna survives.
Bulgarian climber Slav Kirov secured a historic 12th place at the bouldering World Cup in Bern. He dominated Group A before a strong semi-final run, setting the stage for upcoming European stops in Madrid, Prague, and Innsbruck.
Croatian star Dino Prižmić claimed his first Grand Slam victory at [URL-WIKI: Roland Garros], defeating Michael Zheng in straight sets. The 20-year-old earned €130,000 and faces Brazilian junior champion João Fonseca in the second round.
Jorge Jesus signs a one-year extension with Al Nassr after captain Cristiano Ronaldo intervened. The Portuguese coach had previously hinted at leaving and sparked interest from Turkish giants Fenerbahce and Besiktas before the surprise deal.
CFR Cluj targets Senegalese striker Assane Diatta from Kosovo side Malisheva. The 26-year-old is a free agent, valued at €250k, and fits the club's new profile for rising talent rather than big-name flops.
Croatian skiing stars Zubčić and Rodeš prepare for a new season. Zubčić switches to Nordica skis after Atomic success, while Rodeš fights on without full federation funding, aiming for a comeback.
Gigi Becali files criminal complaint against CSA Steaua over David Matei's €75,000 transfer to Universitatea Craiova, alleging military commanders pocketed kickbacks and violated public auction laws for state assets.
Budapest transforms for the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal. Fan zones erupt around the stadium as the city awaits Saturday's decisive clash at Puskás Aréna.
Roberto De Zerbi named Radu Drăgușin as a crucial figure in Tottenham’s dramatic Premier League survival, praising the Romanian defender’s positive influence despite limited playing time during the final stretch of the season.
Craiova mayor announces municipal investment in youth academies after Universitatea Craiova wins double. Players honored as citizens of the city. Stadium upgrades complete.
Hamad Međedović advances to the second round of Roland Garros with a gritty 3-1 victory over Janik Sinner. The Serbian star reflected on his nerves, physical fitness, and upcoming clash with Kasper Rude, while also sharing his thoughts on Partizan's ABA League run.
Former Crvena Zvezda star Uroš Plavšić leads Bordo Sportif to Turkish First League promotion with a 3-0 playoff sweep, scoring 14 points in the clinching victory.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella defends the team's controversial call for Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to start the Canadian Grand Prix on intermediate tires. The gamble failed as the rain stopped, costing both drivers strong positions.
Bulgarian striker Valeri Atanasov faces Bosnian veteran Tomislav Spahovic at FNC 31 in Belgrade. Atanasov seeks redemption after April loss, aiming for the FNC light heavyweight title in a stacked card featuring 11 fights.
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente breaks a 90-year tradition by naming a World Cup 2026 squad with zero Real Madrid players. Barcelona leads with eight stars as the historic link to the club ends.
