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Roma frustrated as Manchester United delay Kone offerManchester Uniteds pursuit of Roma midfielder Manu Kone has yet to gather momentum, with the Serie A club growing increasingly frustrated by the lack of a concrete offer for the France international.According to Corriere dello Sport, United continue to monitor the 25-year-old but have not submitted an official bid despite their long-standing interest. The report claims Roma are still waiting for negotiations to progress, with time becoming an increasingly important factor for the Italian club.Roma are keen to complete player sales before 31 July in order to satisfy the conditions of their UEFA settlement agreement. Kone is regarded as one of the clubs most valuable assets, making his future one of the key issues they hope to resolve before the deadline.Roma growing frustrated over Man Utds Kone pursuitThe midfielder is currently enjoying an extended break after representing France at the World Cup and is not due back until 10 August, following the clubs pre-season training camp in Wales.Uniteds measured approach has reportedly left Roma disappointed, as they had hoped interest from the Premier League would translate into a formal proposal. While the Red Devils remain admirers of Kone, there is no indication that an offer is imminent, leaving the transfer in a state of uncertainty.The former Borussia Mnchengladbach midfielder joined Roma in 2024 and has established himself as an important figure in the heart of midfield. His performances have attracted attention from several clubs across Europe, although United are among the sides most frequently linked with a move during the current transfer window.Roma, meanwhile, continue to reshape Gian Piero Gasperinis squad ahead of the new season. Neil El Aynaoui is expected to return from his post-World Cup break before travelling with the squad to Wales, while left-back Anass Salah-Eddine is expected to remain in Rome as he searches for a new club.For now, however, Kones future remains unresolved. Unless Manchester United accelerate negotiations in the coming days, Roma risk missing an important financial deadline, while the midfielder could return to Trigoria for pre-season as a Roma player.Read more Manchester City add Pedro Neto to winger shortlistSee Also-Arsenal prepare improved Bruno Guimaraes bid after initial talksFollow the Football Faithful on Social Media:Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube |TikTok

Jackson Koivun always has been precocious.In second grade, Koivun already had mastered addition and subtraction, so his teacher jumped ahead to teaching him division and multiplication, his mother, Meghan, recalled. Because she didnt know what else to do, she said. It was the same with spelling and everything else.Fred Garcia, his golf coach, remembers their first golf lesson when Koivun was 12.He hit a medium bucket of balls in about five minutes, just rifling through them, Garcia said. When he got done, I said Youve got to learn how to practice. Youve got to have a routine.Koivun's routine became winning. Champ is the nickname that Garcia, teaching pro at Cinnabar Hills in San Jose, bestowed on his prized pupil,and on Sunday, the 21-year-old prodigy became a champion for the first time on the PGA Tour, winning the 3M Open in Blaine, Minnesota, in just his third PGA Tour start as a professional and 13thcareer start overall.Koivun closed in 5-under 66 at TPC Twin Cities to set a 72-hole tournament scoring record of 25-under 259 and three strokes better than world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.How good is this?!Jackson Koivun with a clutch two-putt birdie on No. 16 to extend his lead to three pic.twitter.com/VQIzUMDzHO Golf on CBS (@GolfonCBS) July 26, 2026Koivun made his move on Saturday, playing the final 10 holes in 9 under to shoot a tournament-record back-nine score of 28, card 61 and tie the 3M Open 54-hole scoring record. He built a three-stroke lead and six ahead of Scheffler, but he knew there were birdies to be had and that someone likely would go low in the final round Michael Kim shot 59 on Friday but ran out of gas on the weekend.In the final round, Koivun birdied the first hole and three of the first six to stretch his lead to as many as six. But Scheffler refused to make it a cake walk, throwing a final-round 63 to finish 22 under and record his fifth runner-up of the season. The world No. 1 has gone 182 days since his last win. Past major champions Hideki Matsuyama (64) and Brian Harman (65) tied for third at 20 under along with Chandler Phillips and Denny McCarthy. "I did what I could today," Scheffler said. "My back nine Friday and front nine Saturday cost me. But I put up a good fight."Koivun, kept hearing the crowd saying, "Scottie's coming! Scottie's coming!" He tried to tune out all the noise, and holed a critical 15-foot par putt at the ninth. "If I missed that, then I only had a two-shot lead where last time I checked I had a five-shot lead," he said. "So, making that was huge for my momentum, just helped me keep it rolling on the back nine."He played the final 42 holes of the tournament bogey-free, tacking on a birdie at the par-5 12th, and drove the short, par-4 16th, to set up a 6-foot birdie. He pumped his right fist when he holed a 14-foot par putt at the last and then hugged his dad. "It never really feels like you're going to win until you make the putt and that's kind of when all the emotions come crashing down on you," Koivun said. "I think I did a really good job this week of staying level headed, but I felt like that was an appropriate time to show some emotions."Koivun is proving to live up to the hype. Last month, Koivun led Auburn to its second national championship title in three years. He won six times in 13 collegiate starts in his final season, becoming the first player in collegiate golf history to win all three Player of the Year awards (Haskins, Hogan, Nicklaus) twice first as a freshman in 2024 and again as a junior in 2026.Veteran pro Russell Henley, who won the Charles Schwab Challenge in May, has become good friends with Koivun and played with him a bunch during his college days. I dont think he has a lot to learn. That kids good, Henley told PGA Tour.com in a video titled "The Acceleration of Jackson Koivun." "I always tell him just let me know when youre going to turn pro so I can retire.Koivun was the No. 1 ranked player in the World Amateur Golf Rankings when heaccepted PGA Tour membership via PGA Tour University Accelerated.He missed the cut at the John Deere Classic last month in his professional debut, but finished T-10 at the ISCO Championship in his most recent start.Scheffler, for one, was impressed with how he handled himself sleeping on a lead and never let anyone cut into it. "I think that shows not only how talented of a player he is, but I think the mental strength he has as well," he said.As a measure of his mental fortitude, CBS Sports's Amanda Balionis asked Koivun to show the TV audience his glove, where he'd written the words confidence, trust and dominate."Dominate's a word I came up with in college because I just want to go see how good I can play," he said.And now, just 35 days after playing his final round as an amateur, Koivun's dream of winning on the PGA Tour is complete in a flash. That's always been his M.O. "The bigger the spotlight, the more he shines," Garcia said.Champ is officially a champ.This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Jackson Koivun wins 3M Open in his third start as PGA Tour pro

Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty ImagesLeBron James might have signed for $8 million over two seasons with the Philadelphia 76ers, but his total economic impact will be much greater than that for the city and the region.The 76ers might have completed the biggest bargain signing in NBA history after the all-time leading scorer, LeBron James, joined the franchise on the veterans minimum this offseason.While James will earn $3.9 million from his contract in the 2026-27 season, the city of Philadelphia could see a 100x return on the 76ers investment.LeBron James could generate over $400 million for PhiladelphiaConsultant group The Boyd Company shared their economic projection of how James joining the 76ers could generate between $250 to $430 million in total regional economic activity next season.A move to Philly is more than a blockbuster sports story. It reinforces one of Americas premier sports and business markets, generates enormous media attention, fan engagement, tourism, and economic impact. The Boyd Co. knows that the biggest location decisions, whether made by Fortune 500 companies or superstar athletes, can reshape regional economies and propel a citys national profile.James arrival on the 76ers will not only promote the squad into being legitimate contenders next season after acquiring former Finals MVP Jaylen Brown earlier in the offseason.James will presumably be the biggest jersey seller in the NBA next season with a brand-new No. 23 jersey for fans to buy. While Giannis Antetokounmpos new No. 7 on the Miami Heat will also be popular, it wont compare to a new LeBron jersey.Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty ImagesThe impact of LeBrons decision is already reflected in the ticket prices.According to Tick Pick, the average purchase price for a 76ers game last season was $68, while the cheapest ticket for their first PRESEASON home game is $283.James likely wont even play in that preseason clash, but just the thought of the 41-year-old suiting up for the 76ers is inflating the price already. This also might be James final season in the NBA.76ers gamedays will inevitably lead to a lot of tourists from nearby areas or even international fans contributing to the local economy, all because theyre in town to watch LeBron and the 76ers play.Read more:Magic Johnson shares two major questions for the 76ers to answer after signing LeBron JamesThe real reason LeBron James didnt get a no-trade clause in his new 76ers contractNYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani slammed by former NBA Champion on social media

As The Enquirer continues to preview the 2026 high school soccer season, the focus this week turns to midfielders.Midfielders can do many things on the soccer pitch. Some focus on defense and ball control. Others run the offense and make big plays to score goals. Some can do it all.Sometimes, defining who is a midfielder can be blurry and confusing. Many teams list star players as both a midfielder and forward on their roster. Because high school soccer allows unlimited substitutions, some stars play different spots on the field depending on who else is out there at a given moment.For this list, we focused on playmakers with a lot of assists and versatile players listed as midfielders. Next weeks list will focus on forwards who are best at finding the back of the net.Make sure to vote in the poll at the bottom of the story. The poll will close at 4 p.m. on Friday, July 31. The USA Today Co. network is debuting a new polling service that allows readers to vote more often while protecting against fraudulent voting methods. User experience feedback can be sent to mlaughman@enquirer.com.Drew Adams, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy The senior had five goals and six assists last year and was an all-district player. He has 27 career goals.Beckett Brinkman, Summit Country Day The junior had eight goals and eight assists to help the team to the Division V state championship. He was second-team all-league and has 11 career goals.Forrest Cloran, Summit Country Day The junior had three goals and five assists to help the team to the Division V state championship. He was all-district and first-team all-league. Brady Dorko, Anderson The senior had 12 goals and six assists as the Raptors finished 12-4-4 and were regional runner-up. He was an all-district selection.Aidan Gross, MariemontThe junior had 16 goals and 13 assists and led the Warriors to a 17-3-1 record and the regional semifinals. He was All-Ohio, all-district and first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League. Head coach Erik Vanags calls him one of the best attacking players he has coached in 30 years. Sam Harding, Turpin The senior scored nine goals for the Spartans, who were 16-2-4 and Division III regional finalist. He was second team all-league in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.Keith Hiridson, Kings The senior was a defensive midfielder for the Knights, helping them to a 15-3-5 record, Eastern Cincinnati Conference title and Division II state runner-up. He helped Kings post 15 clean sheets and was first-team all-league.Dallas Marshall, ConnerThe senior led the Cougars to a 14-9-1 record and the Ninth Region championship game. He had six goals and eight assists.Andy Stein, Indian HillThe senior had seven goals and seven assists and was first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League, and an all-district selection.Jack Sweeney, St. XavierThe senior was one of just two returners to get named to the All-Ohio team in Division I. In 18 games, he had eight goals and six assists as the Bombers went 12-5-4.Other midfielders to watch in 2026Ross Barrett, Waynesville; Henry Brown, Mariemont; Samuel Brown, Mariemont; Alessandro Caggioni, Madeira; Martin Cowden, Madeira; Luke Davis, Harrison; Franco Flores, Hamilton; Conor Flynn, McNicholas; Taichi Hayashida, Mason; Zander Johnson, Wilmington; Skyler Kesterman, Oak Hills; Carson Koehl, Harrison; Cooper Neace, Ryle; Ryan Pavlisko, Cincinnati Country Day; Owen Rothwell, Elder; Kellen Schmitz, La Salle; Aarush Settapali, Batavia; Ben Sweeney, Bishop Brossart; Mark Szalay, CHCA; Sammy Woolery, Clermont Northeastern.Vote for the best midfielder in Cincinnati boys soccer preseasonThis article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Vote for the top high school boys soccer midfielders in 2026

As The Enquirer continues to preview the 2026 high school soccer season, the focus this week turns to midfielders.Midfielders can do many things on the soccer pitch. Some focus on defense and ball control. Others run the offense and make big plays to score goals. Some can do it all.Sometimes, defining who is a midfielder can be blurry and confusing. Many teams list star players as both a midfielder and forward on their roster. Because high school soccer allows unlimited substitutions, some stars play different spots on the field depending on who else is out there at a given moment.For this list, we focused on playmakers with a lot of assists and versatile players listed as midfielders. Next weeks list will focus on forwards who are best at finding the back of the net.Make sure to vote in the poll at the bottom of the story. The poll will close at 4 p.m. on Friday, July 31. The USA Today Co. network is debuting a new polling service that allows readers to vote more often while protecting against fraudulent voting methods. User experience feedback can be sent to mlaughman@enquirer.com.Drew Adams, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy The senior had five goals and six assists last year and was an all-district player. He has 27 career goals.Beckett Brinkman, Summit Country Day The junior had eight goals and eight assists to help the team to the Division V state championship. He was second-team all-league and has 11 career goals.Forrest Cloran, Summit Country Day The junior had three goals and five assists to help the team to the Division V state championship. He was all-district and first-team all-league. Brady Dorko, Anderson The senior had 12 goals and six assists as the Raptors finished 12-4-4 and were regional runner-up. He was an all-district selection.Aidan Gross, MariemontThe junior had 16 goals and 13 assists and led the Warriors to a 17-3-1 record and the regional semifinals. He was All-Ohio, all-district and first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League. Head coach Erik Vanags calls him one of the best attacking players he has coached in 30 years. Sam Harding, Turpin The senior scored nine goals for the Spartans, who were 16-2-4 and Division III regional finalist. He was second team all-league in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.Keith Hiridson, Kings The senior was a defensive midfielder for the Knights, helping them to a 15-3-5 record, Eastern Cincinnati Conference title and Division II state runner-up. He helped Kings post 15 clean sheets and was first-team all-league.Dallas Marshall, ConnerThe senior led the Cougars to a 14-9-1 record and the Ninth Region championship game. He had six goals and eight assists.Andy Stein, Indian HillThe senior had seven goals and seven assists and was first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League, and an all-district selection.Jack Sweeney, St. XavierThe senior was one of just two returners to get named to the All-Ohio team in Division I. In 18 games, he had eight goals and six assists as the Bombers went 12-5-4.Other midfielders to watch in 2026Ross Barrett, Waynesville; Henry Brown, Mariemont; Samuel Brown, Mariemont; Alessandro Caggioni, Madeira; Martin Cowden, Madeira; Luke Davis, Harrison; Franco Flores, Hamilton; Conor Flynn, McNicholas; Taichi Hayashida, Mason; Zander Johnson, Wilmington; Skyler Kesterman, Oak Hills; Carson Koehl, Harrison; Cooper Neace, Ryle; Ryan Pavlisko, Cincinnati Country Day; Owen Rothwell, Elder; Kellen Schmitz, La Salle; Aarush Settapali, Batavia; Ben Sweeney, Bishop Brossart; Mark Szalay, CHCA; Sammy Woolery, Clermont Northeastern.Vote for the best midfielder in Cincinnati boys soccer preseasonThis article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Vote for the top high school boys soccer midfielders in 2026

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