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Paraguay shocked the world by upsetting Germany and earning a spot in the last 16, before eventually going down to France in a 1-0 defeat thanks to a Kylian Mbapp penalty. Paraguay had an incredibly resilient tournament, especially after starting with a horrendous 4-1 defeat to the United States. They responded immediately by winning their second match against Trkiye 1-0 despite being down to 10 men for more than 45 minutes. They then earned a point in their final group-stage match against Australia, which saw them advance as a third-place team. So what's next for the players who led Paraguay to the last 16? The main talisman and star of this Paraguayan team, Enciso was the primary attacking outlet and support for a Paraguay side that often sat back and looked to play direct balls into him to release pressure and give the team a chance to breathe. He worked extremely hard throughout the tournament, running relentlessly despite not having much joy at times and often being isolated as the lone attacker. Enciso also scored the crucial goal that gave Paraguay the lead against Germany. He plays for Ligue 1 club RC Strasbourg. The former Newcastle attacking midfielder, now playing for Atlanta United, was a pivotal outlet for Paraguay whenever he was on the pitch. Almirn was sent off against Trkiye in Paraguays second match and was therefore suspended for the final group-stage match against Australia. But against Germany and France, he was an important outlet for Paraguay to get up the field, especially with the team having very little of the ball in both games. He plays for MLS side Atlanta United. It was an up-and-down tournament for Diego Gmez. The Brighton youngster was an important player in midfield for Paraguay, but he was suspended for the Round of 32 because of yellow-card accumulation and later conceded the crucial penalty that cost Paraguay in the Round of 16 against France. He plays for Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League. The captain of Paraguay at this tournament, Gmez was the leader of a backline that defended in a deep low block for long stretches. He was important in anchoring that defense as Paraguay defended for their lives throughout the tournament, especially in their run to the last 16. He plays for Brazilian Serie A club Palmeiras. Orlando Gill kept two clean sheets in the tournament and did not concede a goal from open play in Paraguays final four games after their opening-day defeat to the United States. He made key saves throughout the tournament and played an important role in Paraguays run to the last 16. He plays for Argentine club San Lorenzo de Almagro. Galarza was an absolute workhorse for Paraguay, covering ground all over the pitch throughout the tournament. He was pivotal in the upset against Germany, helping cover space defensively while also providing an outlet in counter-attacking situations. He also scored the decisive goal in the second minute against Trkiye, which went on to be the winner. He plays for Argentine club River Plate.

Ghana found its way into the round of 32 as one of the eight best third-place teams, finishing on four points thanks to a stoppage-time winner against Panama and a stingy defensive performance that led to a goal-less draw against England. A late goal against Croatia kept Ghana from finishing second in the group, but it still did enough to move on. Under Carlos Queiroz, who came in late to tidy up a defense that had struggled in the buildup to the World Cup, Ghana was extremely organized. It sat in a low block, defended in numbers and tried to break whenever it had the chance. That defensive structure worked. Ghana conceded only three goals in four games. The issue was at the other end, where it only scored two goals of its own. So whats next for the players who led Ghana to the last 32? The veteran forward, 34, made his debut for Ghana in 2010 and has since appeared in three different World Cups. Jordan Ayew captained Ghana and led the line during this tournament as it reached the round of 32. He brought experience, leadership and work rate to a Ghana team that spent long stretches defending deep and looking for moments in transition. Ayew is currently a free agent after spending last season with Leicester City, which now plays in EFL League One following relegation. Antoine Semenyo came into the tournament as Ghanas star man after earning his move to Manchester City this summer. Despite being the biggest name in the squad, Semenyo had a relatively quiet World Cup. Part of that came down to Ghanas setup, with the team mostly playing in a low block and not attacking much throughout the tournament. Still, Semenyo remains one of Ghanas most important attacking pieces going forward. He currently plays for Manchester City. Iaki Williams, the brother of Spain star Nico Williams, is a forward for Ghana and played a key role for the team at the 2022 World Cup. This time around, his role was more mixed. Williams started two of Ghanas fixtures, against England and Croatia, while coming off the bench against Panama and Colombia. Even without a starring role, Williams remained an important option for Ghana because of his pace, movement and ability to stretch back lines. He currently plays for Spanish side Athletic Bilbao. Caleb Yirenkyi was one of the pivotal players in Ghanas World Cup campaign. The 20-year-old scored the winning goal against Panama in stoppage time in the opening game, a decisive moment that ultimately helped Ghana qualify for the knockout stages. Without that late goal, Ghana likely does not get out of the group. Yirenkyi currently plays for Danish Superliga club Nordsjlland.

Here goes nothing! Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have ended extension talks, and the quarterback will play out the final year of his contract without a new deal, our Greg Auman reported on Tuesday morning. Mayfield is entering the final season of a three-year, $100 million contract with the Buccaneers, with Mayfield's $33.3 million average annual value 16th among NFL quarterbacks. The 31-year-old signal-caller has a roughly $40 million cap hit for next season. For reference, Justin Herbert is the 10th-highest-paid quarterback in the NFL based on annual average salary at $52.5 million, according to Over The Cap. If Mayfield hits the open market next offseason, it would be the second time in the quarterback's eight-year career (2018-25) that he becomes a free agent; he signed a one-year deal with the Buccaneers in the 2023 offseason, which came after he was claimed off waivers by the Los Angeles Rams during the 2022 season. Last season (2025), Mayfield totaled 3,693 passing yards, 26 passing touchdowns, 11 interceptions and a 90.6 passer rating, while completing 63.2% of his passes. He also rushed for 382 yards and one touchdown and dealt with biceps and shoulder injuries, respectively, in a season that saw the Buccaneers miss the playoffs at 8-9, ending the franchise's four-year stretch of winning the NFC South. For context, Mayfield posted career highs in passing yards (4,500), passing touchdowns (41), passer rating (106.8) and completion percentage (71.4%) in 2024. He was a Pro Bowler in both 2023 and 2024 for Tampa Bay. Granted, he led the NFL with 16 interceptions in 2024. Elsewhere for the Buccaneers, defensive tackle and two-time Pro Bowler Vita Vea, who's also a free agent after next season, has reportedly requested a trade. Like Mayfield, though, Vea is present for training camp. Mayfield was an early favorite for the MVP award through six games last season. In that span, he had 12 touchdowns and one interception while completing 66.2% of his passes and averaging 7.9 yards per attempt. In his final 11 games, those numbers went down to 14 touchdowns, 10 interceptions, a 61.5% completion percentage and 6.2 yards per attempt. Tampa Bay went 5-1 in those first six games but finished the season 3-8 and missed the playoffs.

Jalen Carter isn't going anywhere! The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Tuesday that they've signed the star defensive tackle to a four-year extension, which keeps him under contract through 2031. The extension is a four-year, $152 million deal that could reach $160 million in value and includes $106 million guaranteed, per ESPN. This deal is the richest for a defensive tackle in NFL history. This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Australia qualified for their 11th overall men's World Cup and reached the Round of 16, where it lost to Egypt in a penalty shootout. The Socceroos' group stage campaign included a surprise 2-0 win over Trkiye in Group D, followed by a 2-0 defeat to the United States in Seattle. A scoreless draw with Paraguay ensured that Australia would reach the knockout stage but fell short in its quest of a deeper run. Here's what's next for some of Australia's stars after the 2026 World Cup. Connor Metcalfe made his World Cup debut for Australia and netted his first goal in Australia's 2-0 group stage win over Trkiye. Outside the national team, Metcalfe plays for St. Pauli in Germany. Competing in his second World Cup for Australia, Harry Souttar wore the captain's armband in their trip to the round of 32. Souttar currently plays for Leicester City in England. Although midfielder Aiden O'Neill suffered an injury in early May, he recovered in time to suit up for Australia this World Cup. Aside from the national team, O'Neill currently plays for New York City FC. Centerback Lucas Herrington was one of their most talented defenders, and became the youngest starter this World Cup at 18 years old. Herrington recently signed with the Colorado Rapids in January. The 22-year-old shot-stopper got the surprise nod over experienced goalkeeper Mat Ryan and made the most of his opportunity. Patrick Beach had a strong tournament for Australia, conceding only three goals in four games and keeping two key clean sheets that helped the Socceroos finish second in their group. Maybe the most notable moment came in the Round of 32 against Egypt, when Tony Popovic decided to make a goalkeeper change before the penalty shootout. Ryan was brought on for Beach, but Australia eventually went out 4-2 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. After two full seasons as the starter for Melbourney City in the A-League, he'll now head to France to join Ligue 2 side Troyes for the 2026-27 campaign.

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The Philadelphia 76ers landing LeBron James is bringing everybody out to give their thoughts and opinions on the future Hall of Famer headed to the City of Brotherly Love. James will be teaming up with Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and VJ Edgecombe to form one of the best--if not the best--lineups in the history of the NBA.James averaged 20.9 points while shooting a mind-boggling 51.5% from the floor in year 23 in the NBA. There are players in their prime who can't do what James is doing at the age of 41. It's insane what the future Hall of Famer can still do as he prepares for his 24th season in the league. There's a reason why this is the most significant move in Sixers history.NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, who played with James for one season in 2009-10 with the Cleveland Cavaliers, hopped on 97.5 The Fanatic and gave his thoughts on James joining the Sixers:I mean, you guys do have the ingredients. You can't go wrong with a Maxey, a Jaylen Brown, and Embiid, and LeBron. However! Its championship or bust. I hate to say it.Golden State would have been fun. Cleveland would have been, in my opinion, the Karate Kid thing to do. Miami would have been also fun with him and Giannis, but I was thinking either Golden State or Miami, or maybe Cleveland. Starting off in Cleveland, left, went to Miami, won a championship, you know what? I'm gonna go back to Cleveland, win the championship. Hey, I'm gonna leave again and then end his career in Cleveland. So, I really thought it was gonna be Cleveland, but hey, Philadelphia. Again, championship or bust. I don't want to hear about you know Oh, we won 50 games this year. No, no, no. You got to win a championship this year or next year.To O'Neal's point, the Sixers will have championship expectations for the next two seasons with James as a member of this team. As long as James, Brown, Embiid, and Maxey are on the floor together, the Sixers will be extremely tough to stop once they nail down chemistry and such. Philadelphia will have work to do, but winning a championship should be at the forefront in the coming season.This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Legend Shaquille O'Neal gives thoughts on LeBron James joining Sixers

Photo by Allen Berezovsky/Getty ImagesLeBron James career path is actually not as remarkable as many believe following his move to the Philadelphia 76ers.LeBron decided to join the Sixers this offseason as he believes they have a great chance of winning the NBA championship.He will join an all-star roster consisting of Joel Embiid, Jaylen Brown, Tyrese Maxey and VJ Edgecombe in Philadelphia.LeBron is looking to make even more NBA history by becoming the first player ever to win a title on four different teams.However, the 41-year-old will not be the first player to play for all four teams that he has joined in his NBA career.Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for FanaticsThe exclusive NBA club LeBron James has joined with 76ers moveLeBron James has already played for the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers in his 23-year career.The Philadelphia 76ers have become James fourth NBA team, and presumably, the last before his retirement.However, two former NBA players have already played for all four of LeBrons teams: Jim Jackson and Jason Kapono.Jackson previously held the record for the most NBA teams (12) until Ish Smith (13) broke it three seasons ago.Jackson was a career 14-point-per-game scorer, though he averaged 25.7 PPG in his best season with the Dallas Mavericks.Kaponos career path was more similar to James as he was also drafted by the Cavaliers in 2003 before joining the Heat.However, the 45-year-old was only a role player throughout his NBA career, averaging 6.7 PPG across six teams.Neither Jackson nor Kapono achieved anything significant with the 76ers, which will hopefully not be the case for James.Read more:Get crushed Draymond Green explains why LeBron James rejected the Golden State WarriorsDisgusted Dave Portnoy slams LeBron James spit in the face to PhiladelphiaNBA fans stunned by Nikola Jokics horse racing celebration: Happier than winning the championship

A former three-year Duke Blue Devil recently signed a professional contract overseas after a four-year NBA career. According to BasketNews, Wendell Moore Jr. will be joining Italian basketball club Virtus Bologna. Virtus Bologna competes in the EuroLeague and topped the Italian basketball league (LBA) standings last season with a 23-5 record.After earning North Carolina Mr. Basketball honors during his senior season at Cox Mill High School, Moore Jr. went on to average 10.7 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.2 steals in three seasons at Duke. Moore Jr. was then selected No. 26 overall by the Dallas Mavericks in the 2022 NBA Draft.In four NBA seasons, Moore Jr. played a total of 96 games for three different franchises: the Minnesota Timberwolves, Detroit Pistons and Charlotte Hornets. In those games, he averaged 2.3 points, 1.4 rebounds, 0.7 assists, 0.3 steals and 0.3 blocks in 8.2 minutes per game.This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Former Duke first-rounder leaves NBA to sign pro contract overseas