Thomas Müller (Bayern Munich)
April 2025
Bayern Munich legend Thomas Müller has reportedly rejected an offer from FC Cincinnati, despite the MLS club holding his league negotiation rights.
The 35-year-old plans to leave Bayern this summer after 25 years. Cincinnati made a move to sign him as a Designated Player, but Müller declined the proposal.
Victor Osimhen (Galatasaray)
April 2025
Juventus have identified Victor Osimhen as their top summer target, with sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli set to begin work on a deal.
Osimhen, currently on loan at Galatasaray from Napoli, has a €75m release clause. Juventus are frontrunners but face strong competition due to the striker’s high demand.
Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich)
April 2025
Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman is eyeing a summer move to the Saudi Pro League, with all four top clubs in Saudi Arabia pursuing him.
Bayern are open to selling for over €50m. Coman could earn €25m net annually. Arsenal remain a fallback option if a Saudi deal doesn’t materialize.
Rangers FC, 49ers Enterprises
April 2025
Rangers have confirmed they are in productive talks with a US consortium, led by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises, to complete a majority stake takeover.
The group is set to acquire at least 51% of the club’s shares. Talks began in October, with the deal expected to conclude ahead of the 2025–26 season.
Kevin Thelwell (Rangers FC)
Summer 2025 (upon contract expiry at Everton)
Rangers have confirmed that Kevin Thelwell will become their new sporting director once his deal with Everton ends this summer.
Thelwell, who previously worked with New York Red Bulls and Wolves, was targeted by Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart after announcing his Everton exit amid structural changes at the club.
Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)
April 2025
Aston Villa have held internal talks about signing Kevin De Bruyne, who confirmed this season will be his last with Manchester City.
The 33-year-old midfielder’s contract expires this summer, and Villa could make a move once he becomes a free agent following his Etihad exit.
Ja Morant v Joshua Holloway
April 2025 (Ruling issued Monday)
A judge has dismissed a civil lawsuit filed by Joshua Holloway, who accused Ja Morant of assault during a 2022 pickup game, ruling Morant acted in self-defense.
The court found Holloway’s testimony not credible and upheld Morant’s civil immunity under Tennessee’s “stand your ground” law. Witnesses, including Mike Miller, confirmed Holloway initiated the incident by hitting Morant with the ball.
Troy Weaver (New Orleans Pelicans)
April 2025
The New Orleans Pelicans have hired former Pistons GM Troy Weaver as senior vice president of basketball operations, reporting to EVP Joe Dumars.
Weaver leaves his consultant role with the Wizards to join the Pelicans’ front office. Despite a losing record in Detroit, he was credited with drafting key young talent like Cade Cunningham and Ausar Thompson.
Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics)
April 2025 (Game 2 vs Orlando Magic)
Jayson Tatum missed Game 2 of the first-round playoff series against Orlando due to a bone bruise in his right wrist—the first postseason game he’s missed in his career.
Tatum sustained the injury after a midair collision in Game 1. He was ruled out an hour before tipoff. Al Horford started in his place as Tatum sat in street clothes on the bench.
LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers
April 2025
LeBron James delivered 21 points, 11 rebounds, and 7 assists in Game 2, attributing the win to a gritty mindset established in practice.
James emphasized the team’s response after getting “punked” in Game 1. His late-game steal and score on Anthony Edwards helped seal the win.
