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Bayern Munich midfielders Joshua Kimmich and Bara Sapoko Ndiaye both did not practice in the final session ahead of the squads preseason friendly vs. Aston Villa per @iMiaSanMia: Joshua Kimmich (slight adductor problems) and Bara Sapoko Ndiaye (knock to the knee) are not taking part in the final training session ahead of tomorrows game against Aston Villa.Kimmichs absence appears to be precautionary as Bayern Munich continue to carefully manage the midfielders workload during preseason, while Ndiaye was also kept out of the session as the club monitored his condition. Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany is unlikely to take unnecessary risks in a friendly, especially with the Bundesliga season fast approaching. Bayern Munich will likely to provide further updates before kickoff, but both players remain doubtful after sitting out the final preparations before the Aston Villa tilt in Hong Kong. The good thing is that neither issue appears serious at this stage. Below, are some pics from the final session: Final training in Hong Kong ahead of Aston Villa pic.twitter.com/t09MydwNl5 Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) August 6, 2026Final training session at Kai Tak Stadium ahead of tomorrow's friendly against Aston Villa pic.twitter.com/NAobZQkaTF Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) August 6, 2026Join the conversation!Sign up for a user accountand get:New, improved notifications system!Fewer adsCreatecommunity postsComment on articles, community postsRec comments, community posts

Real Madrid in talks with Strasbourg over 8m striker dealOver the course of the summer transfer window, Real Madrid have managed to raise almost 200m through player sales. Despite this, more stars are on the verge of being sold, with the vast majority being La Fabrica talents.Earlier this week, Real Madrid sold Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios to Fulham for a combined 50m. Thiago Pitarch could be about to join them, while Jorge Cestero has been linked with a move to Ligue 1 side Lille. And now, the latest player added to the list of possible departees is Jacobo Ortega, who has been a revelation with Castilla over the last 12 months.Ortega, who scored six times for Castilla during the 2025-26 season, is considered to be another top talent in La Fabrica. However, his pathway to the first team was blocked after Real Madrid moved to sign Carlos Espi, and now, it is taken for granted that he will depart on a permanent basis before the transfer window closes.Right now, a move to France appears to be most likely. As per ESPNs Rodra, Real Madrid are in talks with Strasbourg over a deal for Ortega that could end up netting the club another 8m.Strasbourg keen to reduce Real Madrid asking priceAny deal would include a 50% sell-on clause, which Real Madrid always insist on when selling La Fabrica players. However, this conditions means that Strasbourg are not prepared to pay 8m, and thus, they will attempt to reduce the cost during upcoming club-to-club negotiations.Strasbourg would be an excellent move for Ortega, given their record of development strikers into top-level talents. Real Madrid will hope that they can do the same with the 20-year-old, which is why agreeing a deal would be favourable for them although they are clear that their asking price must be reached.

WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 14: Joe Rogan interviews Justin Gaethje following the UFC lightweight championship fight 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)Justin Gaethje isnt done fighting just yet, but hell need a massive fight to lure him back into the cage.Gaethje is coming off an epic performance at the UFC White House event, beating down heavy favorite Ilia Topuria to capture the lightweight title. There was some talk of retirement following that win. Gaethje has talked about this being his final run. And in a new interview with MMA Junkie, his manager Ali Abdelaziz shared his thoughts on whats next for The Highlight.2027, well see Justin Gaethje fighting, Abdelaziz said. Hes fought two times this year. He deserves the time off. Hes still the lightweight champion, undisputed, and I think all these guys have to chase him. But he wants to be in a big fight. A big, big fight. What is the big fight? Who decides that? Its Dana White who decides whats the biggest fight they can make.As far as Abdelaziz is concerned, Gaethje has already accomplished enough to retire happy. But he wont stop his client from capitalizing on his current position to make a whole lot of money.I would like to see Justin Gaethje [retire], Abdelaziz said. If he retired today, I will be so happy because he did everything. And if he wants to choose to fight one more time, he can fight one more time because nobody tells him what to do. Hes the boss.At the end of the day, it just has to be a massive fight.Abdelaziz wouldnt speculate on what that massive fight would be and suggested there was no point in even trying to figure things out now when so much could change by 2027.You never know, bro, he said. Ilia was supposed to fight Islam if he would have beat Justin. He didnt beat Justin. Theres a lot of options. The UFC is so busy right now, let them do what they do. And were gonna sit down and were gonna figure this out like we always do.

NEW DELHI: Ireland's hopes of securing direct qualification for the 2027 ICC Men's ODI World Cup were washed away on Wednesday after persistent rain forced the opening ODI against Afghanistan in Bready to be abandoned without a ball being bowled.The washout officially ended Ireland's already slim mathematical chance of climbing into the automatic qualification spots in the ICC ODI rankings before the September 30, 2026 cut-off date, meaning they must now take the longer route to the World Cup through the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Qualifier.Currently ranked 12th in the ODI rankings, Ireland needed an extraordinary sequence of results to qualify directly. They had to complete a 5-0 clean sweep over Afghanistan while also hoping West Indies lost both of their remaining ODIs against India. With the first match abandoned, that possibility disappeared.Why Ireland missed direct qualificationThe 2027 ODI World Cup, to be jointly hosted by South Africa and Zimbabwe, will feature 12 teams.Hosts South Africa and Zimbabwe qualify automatically, while the remaining direct qualification spots are decided through the ICC ODI rankings at the September 30 cut-off.Ireland's ranking left them outside the automatic qualification places, and only a dramatic rise through a series whitewash over Afghanistan, coupled with favourable results elsewhere, could have changed their fate.The abandoned match in Bready ensured that Ireland could no longer gain enough ranking points to overtake Afghanistan, West Indies and Zimbabwe before the deadline.How Ireland can still reach the 2027 World CupDespite missing direct qualification, Ireland remain firmly in contention for the tournament through the qualification pathway.They will compete in the 10-team ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Qualifier, where the stakes are high. The tournament winner will earn a direct place in the 12-team World Cup.Teams finishing second, third and fourth will advance to the World Cup Super Series, where they will battle for the final available spot in the main tournament.The Qualifier will feature the two lowest-ranked Full Member nations in the ODI rankings excluding hosts South Africa and Zimbabwe along with the top four teams from the ICC Cricket World Cup League 2 and four teams emerging from the World Cup Qualifier Playoff.The Playoff itself will include the bottom four sides from League 2 and four teams from the ICC Challenge League. The top four teams from that competition will progress to the Qualifier.The Challenge League consists of 12 teams split into two groups of six, with each group playing three round-robin tournaments during the qualification cycle. The top two teams from each group will advance to the Playoff.Ireland will be determined to avoid a repeat of the heartbreak they suffered ahead of the 2023 ODI World Cup, when they were eliminated in the Super Six stage of the Qualifier and failed to book a place at the tournament in India. With direct qualification now out of reach, their road to the 2027 World Cup will once again depend on navigating the demanding qualifying route.

On his way to a new club! 140m man already on the planeThe biggest transfer of the summer is becoming more and more concrete. Yan Diomande is set to travel to Madrid for his medical as early as today.There, the soon-to-be former Leipzig player is expected to sign a contract with Los Blancos, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, among others.Shortly before 12 oclock, the Bundesliga breakout star had already left the Saxons training camp in Austria, presumably to head to the airport. Romano has now posted a photo showing the blockbuster signing on the plane.As 'Sky' reported last night, RB Leipzig and Real Madrid have agreed on a transfer fee of 125 million euros. With bonuses, the total could rise to 140 million euros.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.

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