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10.6.26 World Cup 2026: England

Bukayo Saka is still dealing with the Achilles problem that affected the end of his season with Arsenal, but England manager Thomas Tuchel expects to start him in the World Cup opener against Croatia. Saka is not yet considered fit enough to play a full 90 minutes and continues to have his workload managed after missing a month late in the club season.

10.6.26 Bundesliga: Hoffenheim Transfers

Hoffenheim have signed 20-year-old left-back Mats Rots from Twente on a long-term contract. Hoffenheim sporting director Andreas Schicker praised Rots' passing ability, athleticism, versatility, and potential, describing him as a strong fit for the club's philosophy of developing young talent.

10.6.26 Bundesliga: Schalke 04 Transfers

Schalke 04 have completed the signing of Japanese defensive midfielder Satoshi Tanaka from Fortuna Dusseldorf on a contract running until 2030. The 23-year-old, who made his senior debut for Japan national football team in 2025, impressed Schalke with his defensive intensity, mobility, and work rate. Before moving to Germany, he played for Shonan Bellmare, Kortrijk, and Sanfrecce Hiroshima.

10.6.26 Portuguese Super Liga: Sporting Transfers

Sporting have officially signed Danish midfielder Silas Andersen from Hacken on a contract running until 2031, with an €80 million release clause. The 21-year-old becomes Sporting's fourth signing of the 2026-27 season and joins compatriot Morten Hjulmand at the club. The transfer is worth €7.25 million initially and could rise to €10 million with add-ons.

9.6.26 World Cup 2026: Holland

Jurrien Timber has been ruled out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup because of a lingering groin injury, the Netherlands national team announced. Timber had hoped to recover in time after suffering the injury with Arsenal earlier this year, but medical staff determined he would not be fit enough to play. Lutsharel Geertruida will replace him in the squad as the Dutch prepare for group-stage matches against Japan, Sweden and Tunisia.

9.6.26 World Cup 2026: Morocco

Abde Ezzalzouli is expected to miss the upcoming FIFA World Cup after suffering a knee injury during training with Morocco. Initial examinations reportedly revealed a sprain of the internal knee ligament, which could sideline the Real Betis winger for three to four weeks. The 24-year-old earned his World Cup selection after an outstanding season in which he recorded 15 goals and 13 assists for Betis.

10.6.26 NBA: San Antonio Spurs

Victor Wembanyama will not receive a flagrant foul for shoving Jalen Brunson during Game 3 of the NBA Finals, leaving him with two postseason flagrant points. The incident occurred in the first quarter when Wembanyama pushed Brunson to the floor after a screen attempt, but no foul was called. While NBA officiating executive Monty McCutchen said a foul should have been assessed, the league chose not to upgrade the play to a flagrant.

9.6.26 NBA: San Antonio Spurs

Victor Wembanyama scored 32 points to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 115-111 win over the New York Knicks in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, cutting New York's series lead to 2-1. The victory snapped the Knicks' 13-game playoff winning streak and gave San Antonio its first Finals win of the series. Stephon Castle added 23 points, while Jalen Brunson scored 32 for New York.

10.6.26 NHL: Minnesota Wild Transfers

The Minnesota Wild secured center Michael McCarron with a six-year, $20 million contract after his strong performance following a midseason trade from the Nashville Predators. McCarron posted career-best numbers during the regular season and contributed effectively in the playoffs, providing physicality, faceoff success, and defensive reliability.

9.6.26 NHL: Los Angeles Kings

The Los Angeles Kings are hiring veteran coach Peter Laviolette to a three-year deal as their new head coach. Laviolette, who won a Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes in 2006, returns to the NHL after being fired by the New York Rangers last season. The Kings reached the playoffs in Anze Kopitar's final season but were swept in the first round.

10.6.26 MLB: Atlanta Braves Injuries

Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. left Tuesday's game against the Chicago White Sox in the fourth inning after experiencing tightness in his left hamstring while running to first base. Acuna, who recently returned from a Grade 1 strain in the same hamstring and has a history of ACL injuries, said he felt tightness but no pain. Manager Walt Weiss said the injury does not appear as serious as the previous strain, and Acuna is considered day-to-day pending MRI results.

9.6.26 MLB: Seattle Mariners Injuries

The Seattle Mariners placed shortstop J.P. Crawford on the 10-day injured list with a right hand contusion after he was hit by a pitch last week against Detroit. Manager Dan Wilson said Crawford is still experiencing significant pain and will continue treatment during the team's road trip. Seattle recalled infielder Ryan Bliss from Triple-A Tacoma to fill the roster spot.

7.6.26 Formula 1

Kimi Antonelli won a chaotic Monaco Grand Prix from start to finish, becoming the youngest ever winner at the circuit and the first Italian since 1952 to claim five consecutive F1 victories. The 19-year-old extended his championship lead over Lewis Hamilton, who finished second, while Isack Hadjar took third after a difficult but resilient race. The event featured multiple stoppages, penalties, and retirements, including issues for Max Verstappen and Lando Norris.