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Alvarez to Arsenal after Atlético booing
The former Manchester City forward has been kept out of Barcelona's reach due to financial constraints, while Arsenal has sufficient funds to complete the signing. Meanwhile, Barcelona may open the door for Alejandro Balde to join Manchester United after leaving him out of their squad. truewildgame.com
Enea Bastianini joins Trackhouse for 2027 MotoGP season after Tech3 exit
In a series of coordinated announcements on Monday, Tech3 KTM said that Bastianini will leave the squad at the end of the year, before Trackhouse revealed that it has signed the Italian on a two-year deal.
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Mike Macdonald wants Emmanuel Henderson thinking of being a great WR and All-Pro returner
Seahawks rookie receiver Emmanuel Henderson was a sixth-round pick, which means he has to compete just to make the roster. But head coach Mike Macdonald wants Henderson thinking about a lot more than just making the roster.
Macdonald said after Sunday night's preseason game, in which Henderson caught one pass, returned to kickoffs, and was a gunner on punts, that he wants Henderson to fulfill his potential, which should mean a lot more than just making a team.
Asked whether special teams is the reason Henderson is in Seattle, Macdonald answered, "It's one of the reasons, for sure, but why stop there?"
"That's the stuff that really popped, and gets you excited from his college tape, the return game," Macdonald said. "He should be trying to be an All-Pro returner, too. He should be thinking of being a great receiver in our league as well."
Henderson spent three years at Alabama but didn't get on the field much before transferring to Kansas last year. In his one year at Kansas, Henderson was chosen by the Big 12 coaches as a first-team All-Big 12 returner and a third-team All-Big 12 receiver. Macdonald thinks Henderson has just scratched the surface of what he can do.
Maradona's 'Hand of God' Ball Sells for $3.35 Million
The ball Maradona used in the 1986 quarter-final sold for $3.35 million, falling short of the $15.6 million estimate. Heritage Auctions had predicted the item could fetch over 100 million kroner. The ball, saved by referee Ali Bin Nasser for decades, was sold after a bidding war that started at 23 million kroner. Although Maradona's shirt from that match remains the most expensive football shirt ever sold, the ball did not meet the sky-high expectations set by the auction house.
