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The Erie Times-News Seaway Window and AHN Sports Medicine, from now through early August, will conduct special ballots related to District 10's 2025-26 calendar year.This week's poll consists of notable moments by the district's male athletes during postseason competition. Voting will run from July 27 at 5 a.m. through July 29 at 5 p.m.Regular polls will resume with the full start to the PIAA's 2026 fall sports season.This week's ballot is: More: Mercyhurst Prep baseball team goes from brink of elimination to elation in District 10 2A semifinalMore: Fort LeBeouf's Mason Friedman wins gold in PIAA 2A boys shot putContact Mike Copper at mcopper@timesnews.com Follow him on X @ETNcopper.This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Vote in the latest Erie Times-News Seaway Window and AHN Sports Medicine poll for District 10 athletics

La Liga giants Real Madrid have agreed personal terms with RB Leipzig winger Yan Diomande, the BBC reported on Monday, after Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Liverpool withdrew their interest.YanDiomande, who plays on the right flank, was the Ivory Coasts standout player at the FIFA World Cup 2026, where he also made his debut, as the West African nation reached the round of 32.The 19-year-old has taken Europe by storm since joining the German club from Spanish side Leganes less than a year ago. Known for his outstanding pace, strong dribbling and athleticism, the 1.8-metre (5 feet, 11 inches) attacking winger is a frequent goal threat.5 Last night for @equipenatciv vs Ecuador, Yan Diomande became the first player Opta has on record since 1966 to create 5+ chances (5), make 5+ tackles (5), win 10+ duels (11) and have 10+ touches in the oppositions box (12) in a FIFA World Cup match. Star. pic.twitter.com/F98Hg8NvV1 OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) June 15, 2026Diomande scored 12 league goals and bagged eight assists as Leipzig finished third in a highly successful 2025-26 Bundesliga campaign, confirming their UEFA Champions League berth for the upcoming season. He was also voted the Bundesligas best young player of the season.Both Premier League club Liverpool and reigning French champions PSG had their bids rejected, with the BBC reporting the Paris clubs final offer for Diomande on Sunday estimated at a whopping 102.5 million pounds ($136.75m).Madrid have since agreed personal terms, said to be modelled on England midfielder Jude Bellinghams contract as they are incentivised on performances and effectively improve year-on-year, the report added.

Kang In Lee Signs for Atletico Madrid on Six-Year DealAtletico Madrid have confirmed the signing of Kang In Lee (25, South Korean) from Paris Saint-Germain, with the Korean international putting pen to paper on a contract running until 30 June 2031. The club announced the deal on their official channels, confirming an agreement had been reached with PSG for the transfer.A Return to La Liga for LeeLee arrives at the Metropolitano with substantial La Liga pedigree, having come through Valencias academy from the age of ten before making his senior debut for the club in October 2018. He went on to make 62 appearances for Valencia before joining Real Mallorca in August 2021, where he spent two seasons and featured in 73 matches under former Atletico men Luis Garca Plaza and Javier Aguirre the same La Liga profile that first drew Atleticos attention.From Mallorca, Lee moved to PSG in the summer of 2023, where he went on to make 124 appearances, contributing 16 goals and 16 assists. During his three seasons in Paris he won two Champions Leagues, a UEFA Super Cup, an Intercontinental Cup, three Ligue 1 titles, two Coupe de France honours, and two French Super Cups.Kang-in Lee competes in a match for Paris Saint-Germain.At international level, Lee has earned 50 caps for South Korea. He guided the under-20 side to the 2019 World Cup final, winning the Golden Ball in that tournament, and was part of the under-23 squad that claimed gold at the 2023 Asian Games. His most recent international appearances came at the World Cup co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.What Lee Brings to Simeones SideAtleticos official announcement describes Lee as a left-footed attacking midfielder who can operate as a number ten or from either flank, with the club highlighting his vision, technical quality, and range of passing and striking. He takes the number 7 shirt at the Metropolitano. The signing , pointing to a deliberate effort to reshape Diego Simeones midfield with players capable of sustaining possession and creating in tight spaces.Diego Simeone provides instructions to a player during an Atletico Madrid match., with the transfer agreement reached and . .What Happens NextAttention now turns to how Simeone folds Lee into his attacking structure during preseason, and whether the arrival of a player of Lees profile prompts any further movement in the wide or attacking midfield positions. With his contract secured through 2031, Los Rojiblancos are clearly treating him as a long-term fixture rather than a short-term fix.

Former assistant manager Tony Docherty things Kevin Nisbet could be the goalscorer Aberdeen have been crying out for.Nisbet scored six goals in the Dons' League Cup campaign helping them finish top of Group A to progress to the last 16 where they will face fellow Premiership side Dundee. Last season the Dons finished ninth in the top flight and managed to secure their safety after a tricky season during which they scored 40 goals. Only St Mirren, who finished second bottom, scored fewer, while relegated Livingston also finished on 40 goals for the campaign. But from what Docherty has seen from new manager Stephen Robinson over the summer, this upcoming season could be a lot more positive. When asked if Nisbet could be the goalscorer Aberdeen were missing last season, Docherty told the BBC's Scottish Football Podcast: "Yeah, I think so. "And I think Robbo's signed well. I was involved for a short period at Aberdeen and the recruitment was really poor. "I think one thing they've identified is there's a lot of players that have gone out the way that needed to go out for Aberdeen to progress and I think the ones that he's brought in, Tony Yogane from Dundee who had a brilliant season, I really like the young boy Lewis Smith that came from Livingston, that'll be good support for Nisbet."I think it's 12 in total that Stephen Robinson's brought in and I think they're all really, really good signings. I think they're probably the ones that have been at the forefront in terms of recruitment this summer period. "I speak to some of the boys up there, there's a really good feel about the place. Sometimes it's the teams that are not in Europe that go on to have a successful season, the ones that have got the momentum. Hearts did it last year, started the League Cup campaign with real momentum and carried that on. You've seen Aberdeen have started so they could be the ones that maybe carry on that momentum and in Kevin Nisbet they've definitely got a goal scorer at the top end of the pitch."

Liverpool target picks Ligue 1 over AnfieldLiverpool Learn Maghnes Akliouche Prefers PSG in Latest Monaco Transfer TwistLiverpool have made an enquiry for Maghnes Akliouche, but the situation looks straightforward enough. According to Foot Mercato, the Monaco playmaker has made it clear that, if he leaves this summer, Paris Saint-Germain is his preferred destination.That matters more than posturing over fees. Liverpool are reportedly ready to go above PSGs current offer, which is said to be around 40m, yet willingness to pay more does not automatically create leverage when the player has already indicated where he wants to go. This is how modern deals work. Clubs can talk, agents can angle, but once the players preference is established, the room for rivals narrows quickly.Akliouche Transfer Points Towards ParisAkliouche is a talented French international playmaker and it is no surprise that Liverpool checked the market. He fits the profile of a technical attacking player with room to grow. Still, identifying a player and actually landing him are very different things. If PSG are his chosen move, Liverpool would be wasting time by pushing too hard unless that stance changes.There is another layer here. Lquipe reports that PSG are preparing a fourth bid after seeing three previous offers rejected by Monaco. That tells you Monaco are holding firm on valuation, not that the deal is in danger of collapsing. If anything, it suggests PSG believe they will get there eventually.Monaco Hold Firm Over PriceFrom Liverpools side, this looks like due diligence rather than a transfer chase at full throttle. Serious clubs ask questions, test availability and see whether a deal can be made. Sometimes the answer is no. There is no drama in that. If Akliouche wants PSG, Liverpool move on and target players who actually want the move.That is the sensible approach. Recruitment should be decisive, not sentimental. Akliouche may be an excellent player, but there is little value in competing with a preference already set in the players mind.Our ViewFrom a Liverpool supporters perspective, this report feels more irritating than damaging. Akliouche is clearly a gifted player, and if the club have looked at him seriously, there will be reasons for that. But if his heart is set on PSG, then fine, let him go there. Liverpool should never be in the business of trying to convince a player who sees Anfield as second choice.Supporters want elite talent, but they also want commitment. That still matters. If a players first instinct is to stay in France and join the dominant side in his home league, then Liverpool are better off stepping away early and putting resources elsewhere.There is also a wider point. Transfer windows are full of names, enquiries and bidding stories that never amount to much. Fans can get carried away by the possibility of a new signing, then treat every missed target like a failure. It is not. Good recruitment means having alternatives, reading the market properly and acting without ego.If this report is accurate, Liverpool should take the hint and move on immediately. No drawn-out saga, no inflated bidding war, no pretending money alone changes everything. Find players who actively want to wear the shirt, improve the squad and get the business done. That is how smart clubs operate.Source: Foot Mercato

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