Jenny Shin ended a 10-year victory drought with an emphatic two-stroke win at the ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open.She'd missed her last three cuts coming into Dundonald Links, but there's something about golf in Scotland that speaks to the South Korean. The Scottish Open is her favorite stop on tour, and she never misses it."My first one didn't really feel like a win at the time," she said," I didn't feel like I deserved it. It felt very accidental. But this one definitely feels a lot different. This one feels like I earned it. I worked hard for it."Embedded content: https://golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/golf/lpga/2026/07/26/isps-handa-womens-scottish-open-2026-payouts-prize-money-lpga/91054526007/Shin, 33, watched her five-shot lead build to eight and then dwindle to two after three-straight bogeys on Nos. 6-8. A clutch par save on the ninth followed by birdies on Nos. 10 and 12 got her back on track. She walked to the 18th tee with a three-shot lead and even a wayward drive into the hay couldn't keep her from getting the job done."We were actually getting timed for a while," said Shin, "and that helped me quite a bit because I was very impatient the entire day and just wanted to get it over with."Shin closed with a 75 to finish at 9 under and become the first woman in 30 years to have a gap of 10 years between wins. Vicki Fergon waited a dozen years between her second and third career victories in 1984 and 1996.Shin moved to the U.S. with her family from South Korea at age 9 and became the youngest player to win the U.S. Girls' Junior in 2006 at age 13. Shin turned professional in 2010 and won her first LPGA title in 2016 at the Volunteers of America Texas Shootout. She'd go through a number valleys over the years, including difficulty even taking the club back.Now, after 3,738 days, she has found the winner's circle once again.More: 2026 ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open prize money payouts for each LPGA playerMajor champion A Lim Kim finished solo second after a closing 68 moved her to 7 under for the tournament. Thailand's Pajaree Annanarukarn came in third, four strokes back. World No. 1 Nelly Korda zoomed up the board after a closing 69 moved her to a share of 16th. Korda said it was great prep for the final major of the season next week at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. "Experienced everything this week, sunshine, a little bit of warmth, and sideways rain, gusty winds, but that's a given out here," said Korda. "So just trying to get into the mindset for next week and also like bounces are to the going to go your way. There's so many things that are going on during your shot that you really have to stay committed."This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Jenny Shin ends 10-year drought with wire-to-wire win at Women's Scottish Open

WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 14: Steve Garcia looks on in a featherweight fight against Diego Lopes of Brazil during the UFC Freedom 250 event on the South Lawn at the White House on June 14, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)Steve Garcia had the opportunity of a lifetime when he was matched up against two-time title challenger Diego Lopes in the opening fight on the historic UFC White House card in June.It was a chance for the usually soft-spoken featherweight to beat a higher ranked opponent and immediately inject himself into the title conversation at 145 pounds. Unfortunately for Garcia, after a strong opening round he was drawn into a firefight and Lopes scored a dramatic knockout to end the fight.It definitely wasnt the result that Garcia wanted but looking back at the fight now, he can immediately identify the mistakes made that led to the knockout.I was very surprised when I went out there, Garcia told MMA Fighting. He told me he wasnt going to take a backstep and all this stuff. Its pre-fight interview stuff but I thought he would have met me in the middle and he didnt. He seemed a little gun shy. He wasnt very aggressive. I was expecting these things from him and [then he didnt do it].When Lopes came gunning for him in the second round, Garica admits that he effectively threw caution to the wind, bit down on his mouthpiece and just started trading bombs and he paid for it.We got into this brawl and my Albuquerque showed, Garcia said with a laugh. I was like were just doing this. He hit me with a shot, it wasnt clean but it definitely threw me off balance. Almost like a [clubbing blow] with the forearm and I was trying to get situation again and we just ended up in a scrap. I feel like I should have been more technically sound defensively in that moment and I could have clinched, I could have done a few different things. Looking back afterwards, I feel like I didnt hit him with the best things Ive got.When I got dropped, in my head Im like Im good, Im good, Im good. I did that for like two or three seconds. Theres a few things I probably should have done and I didnt do it. I think this is just me talking out loud, Im not far off. I was winning that fight until I wasnt. I ll take my L like a man. Ill see it for what it is but the No. 2 guy in the world, who I expected to be so much crazier than me and it was going to be the fight of my life, it wasnt.Garcia says the whole White House experience was surreal but it was also much different than any other fight week hes had in the UFC.Because he was competing as the opening bout on the seven-fight card, Garcia and Lopes both had to deal with delays after weather forced the UFC to push back the start time. That didnt really affect anybody else but it definitely played a part in Garcia and Lopes getting ready to make the walk to the cage that night.When it came to the actual warm up situation, me and Diego were the first fight so I think we were kind of the guinea pigs for the rest of the card, Garcia said. So that kind of sucked. We were supposed to be starting right on time, thats what they told us. I had warmed up and everything as needed. I felt amazing. Then right in the middle of my warmup, theyre like were going to cut it. Weve got to do a 30 minute delay. I was like dammit. I was already riding that high. Ill try not to get too high or not to get too low but I was just sitting on the mat for about a half-hour.All right, were going to start getting ready to go again. So me and [Mike Winkeljohn] started hitting pads and within a minute theyre like were getting ready to walk. I havent even broke a sweat again! Its kind of crazy. It is what it is. Im not going to complain about it because Diego had to deal with the same thing I did. It was just a lot of different variables and I feel like I needed to adjust to it better.View this post on InstagramGarcia also went into his fight without one of his head coaches after Greg Jackson chose to sit out from the UFC White House card. He still had Mike Winkeljohn there by his side along with longtime teammate Joey Villasenor but Garcia confessed that it was still odd not to have Jackson there giving instructions.It definitely felt different, Garcia said. So Wink and Greg are the best ying and yang. I had a conversation with Christian Edwards today about how Wink and Greg corner and you have Wink who is this rah-rah guy. He gets you amped up like we need to go get this round! Greg, who can do that too, he has a more methodical approach to everything. Honestly, Wink did exactly what he needed to do. He got me amped up for that second round. Because I took out Joey Villasenor and hes awesome but what Im used to hearing another voice thats not there, its different.Having Greg there, I talked to him already, and I know he would have pulled my head out of my ass because we would have had this conversation mid-round. When I got back to the stool, I would have told him what Im seeing, whats going on and he would have just kind of figured it out. It is what it was. Honestly between both of them Im undefeated. I havent lost with Wink and Greg in my corner together.Returning home to New Mexico, Garcia was still dealing with the fallout from the loss and that included telling his young son what happened to him.After going undefeated for the past four years, Garcia never had to tell his son about losing before and that led to a heartbreaking conversation he hopes to never have again.When I got home, my son asked me Daddy, did you win? Garcia revealed. I hadnt lost in four years so he doesnt know what its like for dad to lose. I was like no, dad didnt win. He started crying. It broke me. It hurt me.I was like look when we play video games or something like that, Ill tell him if you lose because sometimes Ill go in on him, Im like you need to lose if you lose, what does daddy always tell you? He said try again. Exactly so daddy has to try again.If that wasnt motivation enough, Garcia knows he was having a good night at the office against Lopes before he got caught and knocked out.Garcia is more than confident he can get back to that same position again and hes ready to show the rest of the featherweight division that hes capable of becoming champion sooner than later.Youre going to see a whole new Steve Garcia that you havent seen before, Garcia said. Thats me breaking it down.At the end of the day, everybody has it coming. I was telling people and excuse my language but everybodys f*cked. Everybodys getting it. Thats fine. I dont know who else they want to give me but I tasted what its like to be at the very top and I want more of it.

The Dallas Cowboys could use a mantra to live by for the upcoming 2026 NFL season and there could be none better fitting than the Cobra Kai motto from the movie The Karate Kid (1984), strike first, strike hard, no mercy. This motto symbolizes ruthless determination and toughness, something we all love to see more from the Cowboys this year.Like we learn from the movie though, there is a fine line that could lead to unethical behavior if not managed/incorporated properly. But, in such a physical sport like professional football, the strike first, strike hard, no mercy mindset pretty closely incorporates everything a team/individual needs in order to be at their ultimate best. The Cobra Kai teaching represents a mindset of assertiveness and dominance and prioritizes a good offense over defense, which sharply contrasts from the Miyagi-Do style that emphasizes defense, balance, and moral discipline. Based on the way the Cowboys rosters constructed, the Cobra Kai model seems to fit best and we will explain why by breaking down it further below.Strike firstAct before your opponent can react, take initiative in any confrontationThe strike first part of Cobra Kais motto obviously seems to apply more to Dallas offense more than their defense, but can definitely be incorporated for both.Offensively, striking first means putting the opposition on their heels by scoring early and often. With the weapons Dak Prescott has at his disposal in both the running and passing game, this should be one of the higher scoring units in the entire league. But as weve seen, they dont always score early. Defensively striking first applies as well. Acting before the opponent can react is all about taking the initiative and disguising coverages pre-snap to create confusion/hesitation. This would allow Dallas defense to hopefully play with more confidence and aggressiveness.Strike hardDeliver powerful, decisive attacks to overwhelm the opponentThe strike hard part of Cobra Kais motto seems to apply more to the defensive side of the ball than the offense, but again, it can be incorporated in both.Lets start with the defense this time. Striking hard defensively means playing physically at the point of attack, in coverage, and especially when tackling. That means playing and hitting hard from the snap of the ball until the officials blow the whistle, making their presence known.Offensively, striking hard starts with the offensive line being physical in both the run game and in pass protection, with the physicality rippling through the rest of their playmakers when running routes/blocking in the passing game, or on the ground when running the ball.No mercy Aim to dominate and in the conflict quickly, show no hesitation or compassionThe no mercy part of Cobra Kais part of motto applies both individually and to the team as a whole from the players to the coaching staff.The no mercy mindset is how the Cowboys should play this year. That means everyone being relentless in the pursuit of complete domination against any opposition throughout the ballgame on a play-by-play basis. It means pounding opponents into submission and enjoying it, both quickly and efficiently.This part of Cobra Kais motto could lead to unfortunate penalties or overaggressive play, which is why finding the right balance when showing no mercy could be difficult. But, finding the right balance could be a difference maker for the teams overall attitude/mindset.What movie or show would you have the Cowboys adopt as their mantra?

Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers will be sidelined for an extended period of time with a knee injury that will likely require surgery. Langeliers is planning to undergo surgery for a torn meniscus, a person with knowledge of the situation told USA TODAY Sports. The person requested anonymity since the decision has not yet been finalized.However, it's possible the 2026 All-Star could return in September if the recovery process goes well, the person said. Langeliers' injury is just the latest to hit the A's, who have played for stretches without first baseman Nick Kurtz and shortstop Jacob Wilson, and have lost slugger Brent Rooker for the season with a knee injury.Backup catcher Jonah Heim will likely take over the everyday job behind the plate. An All-Star and Gold Glove winner in 2023, Heim has played regularly over the past month at catcher, first base and DH.Langeliers has been one of the best-hitting catchers in the majors this season, posting a slash line of /263/.332/.497 with 23 home runs and 51 RBIs.He caught all nine innings on Friday in Minnesota, going 1-for-4 with a double at the plate. He did not play in Saturday's 2-0 loss to the Twins.Contributing: Gabe LacquesThis article originally appeared on USA TODAY: A's lose All-Star catcher Shea Langeliers to knee injury

Lando Norris' win in Hungary is his first grand prix victory since Sao Paulo in November last year [Getty Images]Lando Norris took his and McLaren's first victory of the year in a compelling Hungarian Grand Prix.As the world champion cruised to a comfortable victory, there was a tense fight for the remaining podium positions in the closing laps between Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli.Verstappen just managed to hold on while Antonelli took third to extend his championship lead to 50 points over Lewis Hamilton and 59 over his Mercedes team-mate George Russell, who finished seventh after a bad start.Ferrari's Hamilton finished the grand prix on Antonelli's tail in fourth place but was penalised five seconds for speeding in the pit lane and dropped to fifth behind his team-mate Charles Leclerc.Norris' team-mate Oscar Piastri led for most of the first half of the race but retired from second place with a gearbox failure.The key stories of the race were:Norris' victory, helped by a controversial strategy that did not please his team-mate PiastriA surprise second for Verstappen after a strategy gamble paid off for Red BullYet another penalty harming Hamilton's prospects on a disappointing race for Ferrari given their paceA positive weekend for Aston Martin with their new car, despite not scoring pointsNorris and McLaren revive 2025 memoriesNorris' concern before the start would have been about the losing a place to Leclerc, who was starting second behind the Briton.The McLaren driver made a good start, the challenge from Leclerc never materialised, but instead Norris lost the lead to Piastri.Norris was leading through Turn Two, but a strong start put the Australian second, and when Norris made an error and ran wide through Turn Two, Piastri seized his opportunity to take the lead.That left McLaren with a quandary for although their cars were running one-two, the slower one was in the lead, and they were concerned about threats from behind.Piastri led through the first pit stops, with Norris never much more than a second behind, but Norris started to challenge hard in the second stint and wanted to be given the opportunity to challenge his team-mate.Norris asked to make his second stop first but was refused.Instead, Piastri was called in, McLaren saying they were covering the threat from Hamilton, who had just stopped himself, and Norris was allowed to run for six further laps before making his pit call for fresh tyres.Norris returned to the track just in front of Piastri, who had been delayed by a collision with Williams driver Carlos Sainz while lapping the Spaniard, who was penalised five seconds for the incident.Piastri was clearly unhappy, telling his engineer not to talk to him shortly after Norris returned to the track.But Norris' pace afterwards justified the decision and he pulled away into a comfortable lead.Piastri had just been promoted back to second place by Antonelli's second pit stop when he lost use of his gearbox on lap 56 and pulled off after Turn Three.That led to a late virtual safety car (VSC) which enlivened the battles behind Norris, but he was untouchable as he and McLaren, who came to Hungary with an upgraded car, revived memories of some of their dominant victories of their championship last year.Verstappen second despite grumbles about carFerrari's Lewis Hamilton spent most of the first half of the race stuck behind the Red Bull of Max Verstappen [PA Media]Verstappen was unhappy with his car for much of the race, but Red Bull pulled a masterstroke when they fitted soft tyres to his car at his second pit stop.The aim was to challenge Hamilton in the later laps after the seven-time champion made an early second stop with 40 laps still to go.It was heading towards a tense climax when Piastri's retirement brought out the VSC.That prompted a late round of pit stops, Ferrari bringing in both their drivers and putting them behind Verstappen.Hamilton came out of the pits and passed Antonelli into the first corner, after the Italian stayed out under the VSC, but had to give the place back after the restart because the Mercedes driver had just passed the key line on the track in front.Antonelli and Hamilton started chasing back towards Verstappen, but they were delayed while lapping Audi's Gabriel Bortoleto.That looked as if it might be decisive, but in the end Verstappen was comfortably able to keep Antonelli at bay, crossing the line 3.6 seconds ahead.Another key point in Verstappen's race had been his re-passing of Hamilton after the Ferrari had got briefly ahead following the first pit stops.That gave him clear air and enabled the Dutchman to consolidate his race position in third place behind the McLarens, laying the foundations for Red Bull's late strategy call.Hamilton will leave Hungary ruing another penalty - the one for speeding in the pit lane was his second in two days after behind penalised for blocking Piastri in qualifying, and follows two other penalties at the previous two races in Belgium and Britain.Behind him, Red Bull's Isack Hadjar was sixth, ahead of Russell, who dropped to 21st place on the first lap after his anti-stall kicked in at the start, and fought back strongly.At Aston Martin, Lance Stroll finished in 13th, ahead of team-mate Fernando Alonso, their positions dictated to a degree by luck under the VSC and their divergent strategies.But the key point was that Alonso, in particular, was able to fight with other cars for the first time, and he ran a long first stint on the soft tyres, before switching to the mediums, which was a bold strategy.The long-awaited upgrade to their car, which was new apart from the front suspension, engine and gearbox, has reduced their lap times by about two seconds.A Honda engine upgrade is due for the Dutch Grand Prix, the next race in four weeks' time after the summer break, which the team hope will elevate them further and potentially bring the possibility of the occasional points finish into the picture.Malaysia to host postponed Bahrain GPAndrew Benson Q&A: Send us your questions

Our countdown to kickoff series has been looking at notableUSCplayers to wear each number from zero through 99. But where do those players rank among all-time college football greats?Ina recent story, ESPNs college football writers selected the sports greatest player to ever wear each number. For number 13, they had USC Heisman Trophy quarterback Caleb Williams.Williams was a top recruit coming out of high school, but he seemed likely to wait his turn behind Spencer Rattler at Oklahoma until coming on in relief against rival Texas and turning in a brilliant performance that made him an overnight sensation, ESPN wrote. He finished that season with 21 touchdown passes and just four picks, then followed coach Lincoln Riley to USC and won the Heisman. His 2022 season was an all-time great campaign, in which Williams racked up 4,537 passing yards, 382 rushing yards and an FBS-high 42 passing touchdowns. He returned in 2023 for a struggling USC team but still posted the best QB rating of his career while accounting for 41 touchdowns before being drafted first by the Chicago Bears.Williams started his college career at Oklahoma, before transferring to USC alongside head coach Lincoln Riley following the 2021 season. In his first year with the Trojans, Williams took the college football world by storm, recording 4,537 passing yards and 42 touchdowns, to go along with ten more scores on the ground. That fall, Williams became USCs eighth Heisman Trophy winner while leading the Trojans to 11 victoriesafter they won just four games the year prior.The following season, Williamss numbers regressed slightly, but were still impressive. However, USC struggled on the field in 2023, finishing the regular season just 7-5. Williamss final game in Cardinal and Gold was a 38-20 home blowout loss to rival UCLA, as he elected to sit out of the teams Holiday Bowl victory over Louisville.Williams declared for the 2024 NFL Draft, where the Chicago Bears selected him with the No. 1 overall pick. Now entering his third season in the league, Williams has established himself as one of the top young quarterbacks in the NFL.Contact/Follow@TrojansWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage ofUSC Trojansnews, notes and opinion.This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: ESPN has Caleb Williams as greatest college football player to wear 13

Manager Stephen Robinson was delighted as Aberdeen sailed into the last 16 of the Premier Sports Cup, but stressed his side are a work in progress as several new signings settle in.A 3-0 victory over Kelty Hearts on Saturday ensured the Dons took maximum points from the group stage and are seeded in the second-round draw."These games are difficult at this stage of the season, but we've won four out of four," said Robinson."We're not going to get too carried away. We've done some really good bits. There are things still to improve on, we know that. But we're creating loads of chances and producing some really good play to get into those positions."At Aberdeen, you've got to win every game, and it's important that you set out to do that. It's important that the new players that come in here realise that, so that was useful as well."These games give you ideas. You see in a competitive game what's right and what's wrong and where you can keep improving. I know what needs to keep improving. It's a work in progress."

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 07: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors stands on the court during their game against the Milwaukee Bucks at Chase Center on January 07, 2026 in San Francisco, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) GettyDALLAS, TEXAS - JANUARY 22: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors reacts after scoring during the fourth quarter against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center on January 22, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 25: Klay Thompson #31 of the Dallas Mavericks (L) and Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors (R) shakes hands at center court while they warm up prior to the start of their game at Chase Center on December 25, 2025 in San Francisco, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)Behind all the offseason chatter and buzz, the Dallas Mavericks have quietly put together a strong offseason as they look to take a major step next season.Make no mistake. The show in Dallas is now run by Cooper Flagg, the 19-year-old rising sophomore sensation who played like a top 15 player in the NBA last season. It wouldnt be stunning if Flagg took an MVP-sized leap next season, especially if he is surrounded with more firepower.In a highly unlikely but legal (and fun!) trade idea, the Mavs pick up the phone and call the Golden State Warriors about Steph Curry.The Mavericks Trade Idea That Pairs Steph Curry With Cooper FlaggGettyDALLAS, TEXAS JANUARY 22: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors reacts after scoring during the fourth quarter against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center on January 22, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Sam Hodde/Getty Images)The Warriors were hoping for a major lift in the form of adding LeBron James this offseason. Instead, James took his talents to the City of Brotherly love, with the Warriors, already one of the oldest teams in the NBA wondering whats next.Why not do Curry a favor and get him to a team that could help him win a fifth NBA championship while Curry gets to play a lead role?Heres a fun, hypothetical trade that gets Curry to Dallas:Mavericks receive: Stephen CurryWarriors receive: Michael Porter Jr., P.J. Washington, Caleb Martin, Noah Clowney and three first round picks (two via DAL, one via BKN)Brooklyn Nets receive: Daniel Gafford, Naji Marshall and Gui SantosIt is important to reiterate that this is purely a fantasy and fun trade idea. In this hypothetical deal, there is something for all three teams to enjoy.The Warriors would let Curry loose yes, to a conference rival and allow him to get back to playing competitive basketball, which he badly desires. Next to the sensational Flagg and Irving, another elite player, the Mavs would become a highly intriguing team in the West that would stack up favorably in a playoff setting.The Nets would get off of Porter Jr.s contract and receive some win-now talent and depth.While saying goodbye to Curry would pain the Bay area fans, lets face it: the Warriors would be doing Curry a favor by sending him to a team in a much better position to contend.Why Trading Curry Isnt Far-Fetched; How Would Dallas Look With the Chef?GettySAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA DECEMBER 25: Klay Thompson #31 of the Dallas Mavericks (L) and Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors (R) shakes hands at center court while they warm up prior to the start of their game at Chase Center on December 25, 2025 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)Curry is owed over $62 million next season, meaning the Mavs would be hashing out a pretty penny to land a 38-year-old with a recent injury history. But theres no denying Curry is still a top 10 player when healthy.In a bit of a head-turning report after James signed with the Sixers, insider Tim Kawakami revealed the Warriors are now focused on the future and not so much the present. For Curry, that may raise eyebrows (and some internal frustration).What Lacob wants to do and this might get Warriors fans mad, but he wants to build the next team after Stephen Curry. I dont know how possible that is. But Lacob has a very keen interest in, This organizations going to show what it can do with Steph Curry and then after him. I dont think its going to be as good myself. But thats what he wants to do, Kawakami said on the TK Show.If the Warriors dont intend to compete for championships in the remaining years of Curry, it is fair to question why the franchise would keep him around. Why not let a legend who is still near the top of his game play high-level basketball?Of course, Curry means so much more than the 26 points and the nearly 10 exciting 3-pointers per game; he brings so much value to the franchise. Heck, he is the franchise. He is box office. He is putting huge money in the owners pockets.But No. 30 deserves better than playing on a team headed for another 30-something win season.Like HEAVY's content?Be sure to follow us.This article was originally published on HEAVYThe post Mavericks Proposed to Trade for Steph Curry in Massive 3-Team Deal for 4 Stars appeared first on HEAVY.

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Former Manchester United star Jadon Sancho coveted by Al-RayyanFormer Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho (26) is reportedly being courted by Qatari club Al-Rayyan, according to Foot Mercato.A free agent since leaving Old Trafford in early July, the Englishman is said to have received an offer from the Lions, who are keen to secure his services. This proposal could reshuffle the cards regarding the 26-year-old forwards future, as he has also been linked with a return to Borussia Dortmund.On loan at Aston Villa during the 2025-26 season, Sancho played a major part in the Villans impressive campaign, though he did not establish himself as a regular starter. Starting 18 of the 39 matches he played under Unai Emery, the London-born player proved decisive on just four occasions, scoring one goal and providing three assists across all competitions.It was yet another up-and-down loan spell for a player who had been signed by the Red Devils for 85m in the summer of 2021, but who never really made his mark there, making just 81 appearances (12 goals, six assists) for the Manchester side.GFFN | Lo Aschi