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Marko Milovanovic (left) and Daniel Bielica bring the number of Portsmouth's summer signings to five [Portsmouth FC]Portsmouth have completed the signings of Serbian striker Marko Milovanovic from Spanish side Almeria and goalkeeper Daniel Bielica from Dutch team NAC Breda.Milovanovic, 22, has agreed a four-year-deal at Fratton Park in a deal understood to be in excess of 3m.He started his career at Serbian side Partizan Belgrade before moving to Almeria in 2022 where he played 35 times in total, scoring three goals. Milovanovic spent last season on loan at FC Alverca in Portugal's top tier where he scored 10 times in 32 appearances. "We are delighted to strengthen our attacking options with the signing of Marko," Pompey boss John Mousinho said. "He has the physical attributes required to compete in English football, but is also someone comfortable with the ball at his feet."His goal return in Portugal last season was impressive and I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do for Pompey as we try to build on our past two campaigns in the Championship."Bielica has signed for an undisclosed fee on a three-year-deal. He began his senior career with Polish side Gornik Zabrze before moving to the Netherlands in 2024 and made 65 top-flight appearances across two seasons with Breda."He is a very experienced player with plenty of minutes at a high level of European football under his belt," Mousinho said."Daniel joins Pompey following a strong season on a personal level in the Netherlands and provides us with another excellent option between the sticks"Hurdles to overcome for Kamara returnBBC Radio Solent's Portsmouth FC commentator Andrew Moon: The key figures at Portsmouth have all been open about an increased budget this summer. It is understood the upfront fees before any potential add-ons for Marko Milovanovic and Rocco Shein combined exceed 5m. That is comfortably more than Pompey's entire transfer budget last summer, although these fees are still quite modest by Championship standards.Some fans have been frustrated with how long these deals have taken, however the club cannot control when news is first leaked at the other end of a deal. With Shein and Milovanovic it was at the early stages, they also cannot control the speed of various visa processes.Pompey still want a holding midfielder, a left-back, potentially another centre-back and a right winger. A return for Abu Kamara is very much a possibility and would be excite supporters, although there are still some hurdles to overcome for that deal to happen.Latest Portsmouth news, analysis and fan viewsAll done deals in July 2026

Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg has said the board would be open to exploring the possibility of staging the landmark 150th anniversary Ashes Test in India, underlining the growing importance of the Indian market to world cricket. Australia and England are scheduled to play a one-off Test in March next year to commemorate 150 years of the historic Ashes rivalry. While there are no current plans to take the match outside Australia, Greenberg admitted the idea of hosting it in India could be considered in the future. His comments come at a time when Cricket Australia is expanding its footprint in India. This December, the Big Bash League will stage a match in Chennai, where Melbourne Renegades will face Perth Scorchers, marking another step in bringing Australian cricket closer to Indian fans. The prospect of an Ashes Test in India also reflects the commercial significance of the country's cricket market. India remains the sport's biggest audience, and hosting a marquee contest between Australia and England would generate enormous interest while creating fresh commercial opportunities. Greenberg said Cricket Australia would not rule out the idea, citing its strong ties with both the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). "We'd have to be open to consider all options," Greenberg told the BBC's Stumped podcast. "Our relationship with the ECB, but also the BCCI, is very strong. And clearly, there are opportunities in India to put more content into certain areas. That's not something we are currently planning, but it would certainly be open for consideration." India's influence on the global cricket economy has continued to grow in recent years. The ECB, for instance, is expected to post substantial profits from the eight white-ball internationals it hosted against India recently, despite England winning six of those matches. The financial returns are expected to surpass what the board anticipates from staging both the men's and women's Ashes series next year. Despite his openness to the proposal, Greenberg acknowledged that scheduling a five-day Ashes Test in India would be far from straightforward. The Indian calendar is already packed with international cricket and the IPL, which is expected to begin earlier than usual next year to avoid the extreme heat towards the end of May. Finding a suitable window for another marquee event would therefore be a major challenge. "I think Test cricket between us, England and India, is still very strong, probably bucking the trend as to other parts of the world. So we want to make sure we continue to grow it and strengthen it. "The challenge for all of us in global cricket is there are only 365 days in a schedule, and we probably need another month or two if we actually can generate the content we want to," he said.

BREAKING: Newcastle sign exciting Tonali replacement in 30m dealNewcastle United have completed the signing of midfielder Aladji Bamba from Monaco. The transfer has gone through for an initial fee of 30m, with a further 5.5m possible in add-ons.The 20-year-old has signed a five-year contract at St James' Park and will wear the club's number eight shirt.Head coach Eddie Howe described Bamba as a player with "huge potential for growth", praising his development since breaking into Monaco's first team and he was nominated for this year's Golden Boy award as one of the best young talents in the game.Bamba represents a direct replacement for Sandro Tonali, who departed for Tottenham Hotspur last month.

Lakers reportedly trying to stop Hawks from sending $46M ex-Warriors NBA champion elsewhere originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Los Angeles Lakers got the bulk of their offseason work done during the opening days of free agency. They were able to add players such as Walker Kessler, Quentin Grimes, and Colin Sexton to the organization.Now, Los Angeles is attempting to land former Golden State Warriors NBA champion Jonathan Kuminga. The two sides reportedly have mutual interest.There is mutual free agent interest between Jonathan Kuminga and the Lakers, per Jovan Buha. Los Angeles continues to work behind the scenes to secure Kumingas commitment as their new wing addition, NBA reporter Evan Sidery wrote.While that has been the case, the Lakers have also signed wings Matisse Thybulle and Ziaire Williams. Even so, there is a growing belief that negotiations between the two sides have hit a rough patch and may even be at a stalemate.The Athletic has reported on the Lakers interest in free agent Jonathan Kuminga since late June, but it appears that momentum has stalled with the sides far apart on terms and L.A. not overly motivated to push significant draft capital into sign-and-trade scenarios, The Athletics Dan Woike wrote.Despite that, the Lakers are not backing off their pursuit of Kuminga. Los Angeles continues to stay in contact with the former Warriors forward in hopes of convincing him to join the purple and gold.I can tell you that they keep calling Jonathan Kuminga. Obviously they have not made a lucrative enough offer for Kuminga to jump. But part of their pitch has been, Hey, you can come start here potentially... All I can tell you is Rob Pelinka keeps calling about Jonathan Kuminga, ESPNs Anthony Slater said.The Lakers know they will need significant production on the wing if they hope to help fill the void left by LeBron James' departure. For that reason, the organization remains determined to bring Kuminga to Los Angeles.If the Lakers are unable to land Kuminga, it would be a disappointing outcome given their continued pursuit. The biggest obstacle appears to be Kuminga's asking price, as Los Angeles has so far been unwilling to meet his contract demands. Even so, the Lakers do not appear ready to end their pursuit, leaving the door open for the two sides to eventually reach an agreement.More NBA news:Ex-Lakers superstar LeBron James gets $4M contract update as Warriors, Heat, Cavs, 76ers waitHeat reportedly linked to $298M four-time NBA champion to possibly pair with LeBron James, GiannisMavericks predicted to trade Daniel Gafford, PJ Washington for $319M NBA champion in 3-team dealLakers, Cavaliers reportedly in bidding war for $46M NBA champion, LeBron James replacement

As Manchester United prepare to take on Rosenberg in Trondheim, Norway later on Friday (17:00 BST), there is unrest back home at Old Trafford.In an operation aimed at identifying potential ticket touts, the club has restricted the accounts of "thousands" of fans.Manchester United Supporters' Trust (MUST) chief executive Duncan Drasdo told BBC Radio Manchester: "To have your season ticket cancelled is enormously emotionally impactful."It is their whole link to a network of friends. It has been hugely impactful."Earlier this week, the club declined to comment on the process or supporter reaction when asked to do so.Drasdo said MUST has been "inundated" with requests from fans asking for advice and that the organisation had "never had levels of contact like this"."We are still struggling to get through a backlog of supporters," he added. "Our initial advice is to make sure you get any appeal in before any deadline you have been given. If you get rejected, you can send in a second appeal."Hit play above to hear the full clip or listen here on BBC Sounds

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