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LeBron James questionable again as Lakers manage left foot issue

LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers)
Ahead of Sunday’s game vs New Orleans Pelicans

LeBron has been added to the injury report with a left foot problem and is listed as questionable, Marcus Smart is doubtful with back spasms, and Bronny James is ruled out as he has been reassigned to G League side South Bay Lakers.
After missing the Lakers’ first 14 games with a long layoff, LeBron only returned on 18 November and has played three straight, averaging solid all-round contributions in limited minutes. With the team on a six game winning streak and targeting a 15–4 record, the medical staff now face a balance between short term momentum and long term management of his foot.

Raptors linked with potential Ja Morant trade as Grizzlies slide

Ja Morant (Memphis Grizzlies)
Current 2025–26 NBA season, with Morant out injured

As Memphis struggle at 7–12, league chatter has started to link Ja Morant with a possible move, with the Toronto Raptors mentioned by insiders as a speculative destination for a high level lead guard to push their 14–5 team deeper into contention.
Reported interest centres on Toronto’s need for a primary ball handler alongside Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram, with Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett viewed as possible trade pieces. Any deal would be complex due to Morant’s dip in form, current calf strain, and two remaining contract years at over 40 million dollars each.

Robertson dedicates Scotland’s World Cup return to late friend Diogo Jota

Scotland, Andy Robertson (Liverpool)
World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park ahead of the 2026 tournament

Scotland clinched a first World Cup spot since 1998 with a wild 4-2 win over Denmark at Hampden, then an emotional Andy Robertson dedicated qualification to late Liverpool team mate Diogo Jota as he described the night as possibly his last World Cup chance.
Robertson revealed he spent the day in tears thinking about Jota and the World Cup dream, praised Steve Clarke’s stirring team talk and Scotland’s never say die mentality, as late goals from Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean sparked euphoric celebrations at Hampden.

Arsenal rethink salary cap stance as Premier League vote support fades

Arsenal
In the build up to this week’s Premier League shareholders’ meeting and planned salary cap vote

Arsenal have shifted from strong backing of a Premier League salary cap to a more cautious stance after the exit of executive Tim Lewis, leaving the proposal short of firm support just as clubs prepare to vote on anchoring wage bills.
The plan would tie maximum wage spending to five times the revenue of the bottom club, which critics say could weaken English giants in Europe and face legal challenges from players and clubs, putting Friday’s shareholders’ vote and the whole project in doubt.

Jokic’s historic efficiency puts him atop early MVP race as Denver surge continues

Nikola Jokic (Denver Nuggets)
Early 2025–26 NBA season, five years after the 2019–20 campaign

Nikola Jokic (Denver Nuggets) has transformed from a good 2019–20 All-Star into the dominant force of the league, stacking three MVP awards, two runner-up finishes and now leading the early Kia MVP race while driving Denver to a 9-2 start with relentless triple-double production.
Jokic is averaging a triple-double while shooting an extraordinary rate on two-pointers, converting 101 of 129 attempts and hitting 67 percent overall. Recent bursts include a 55-point outing and a 33-15-16 line, prompting coach David Adelman (Denver Nuggets) to call him the most efficient player he has ever seen.

Mbeumo devastated as late DR Congo goal shatters Cameroon’s World Cup dream

Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon)
CAF play-off defeat to DR Congo for 2026 World Cup

Cameroon’s hopes of reaching the 2026 World Cup collapsed in stoppage time as DR Congo snatched a 1-0 play-off win, sending the Indomitable Lions home and leaving Bryan Mbeumo (Cameroon), one of their standout performers, visibly crushed after a gruelling qualifying campaign.
After finishing second in their group behind Cape Verde, Cameroon struggled to break down DR Congo in a tense knockout match before Chancel Mbemba (DR Congo) headed a late winner from a corner. Footage showed Mbeumo walking off alone in heavy rain toward the tunnel, needing consoling on one of the hardest nights of his international career.

Bayern and Dortmund escalate battle for Anderlecht prodigy Nathan De Cat

Nathan De Cat (Anderlecht)
2025–26 season, with contract running to 2027

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have intensified their pursuit of 17-year-old midfielder Nathan De Cat (Anderlecht), who has risen from academy prospect to first-team regular and is now viewed as one of Europe’s most exciting young midfield talents under long-term contract.
Bayern chiefs Max Eberl (Bayern Munich) and Christoph Freund (Bayern Munich) see him as a future tempo-setting pillar, possibly succeeding Leon Goretzka (Bayern Munich), while Dortmund’s scouts, tracking him since his Europa League debut, regard him as an ideal fit for their high-tempo development model. No formal bids have arrived, but both clubs have moved into serious evaluation.

Camavinga leaves France camp after latest injury setback raises consistency concerns

Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid)
International break before World Cup qualifier vs Azerbaijan

Eduardo Camavinga (Real Madrid) has withdrawn from the France squad after a muscle injury suffered against Rayo Vallecano ruled him out of training and forced him to miss qualifiers against Ukraine and Azerbaijan, with Real Madrid now assessing his chances of facing Elche.
Didier Deschamps (France) replaced him with Khephren Thuram (Juventus) and admitted recurring injuries in 2025, including two hamstring problems, have disrupted Camavinga’s rhythm and consistency. The versatile midfielder returns to Valdebebas focused on rehabilitation, hoping to stabilise his fitness for both club and country.

Martinez calls Ireland loss a “day to forget” as Portugal’s unbeaten run ends

Portugal national team
World Cup qualifier against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium

Portugal’s long unbeaten World Cup qualifying run ended with a 2-0 loss to Ireland, leaving them needing a final-round victory to secure automatic qualification. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) received the first red card of his international career on a night when little went right.
Troy Parrott (Ireland) struck twice against a disjointed defence, punishing poor set-piece organisation and a lack of fluency in possession. Roberto Martinez (Portugal) lamented missing Pedro Neto (Portugal), Nuno Mendes (Portugal) and Bruno Fernandes (Portugal), admitted his side started badly, and said everything that could go wrong did in a performance he labelled a day to forget.

Knicks lose Brunson to ankle sprain, status beyond Miami still unclear

Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks)
Injury suffered Wednesday vs Orlando Magic, diagnosis confirmed Thursday ahead of Friday’s game vs Miami Heat

Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks) has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 right ankle sprain and will miss Friday’s NBA Cup game against the Miami Heat. He is listed day to day, with no firm return date set despite initial fears of a longer setback.
Brunson left late in the loss to Orlando after a hard fall, later seen leaving Madison Square Garden in a walking boot and on crutches. The Knicks, now 4-7 and heavily reliant on his 28.0 points and 6.5 assists per game, must adjust short term while monitoring his daily progress.

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