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Inter Milan is still trying to land Atalanta’s standout forward Ademola Lookman, but they’re playing hardball on the price. Reports say they won’t go above €45 million, sticking to their budget rather than meeting Atalanta’s likely higher demands. It’s a classic transfer tug-of-war—Inter wants value, Atalanta wants top dollar.

Editor’s Note: For fans, this is a high-stakes game of chicken. Lookman’s been a key player for Atalanta, and Inter’s reluctance to overspend shows they’re cautious about financial fair play or maybe even eyeing other targets. If the deal falls through, it could reshape both clubs’ strategies before the window closes.

AC Milan's president, Paolo Scaroni, claims young Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari is desperate to join the club—so much so that he’s willing to do it "at all costs." But Milan, ever the shrewd negotiators, aren’t rushing to overpay for his signature. They’re still weighing their options while keeping an eye on the rising talent.

Editor’s Note: This is classic transfer window drama—a player’s ambition colliding with a club’s financial caution. For Milan fans, it’s a tease: Jashari’s eagerness is exciting, but the club’s hesitation suggests they’re playing the long game. If he joins, it could be a smart, budget-friendly move; if not, it’s a reminder that even "dream" signings hinge on cold, hard numbers.

CBS Sports college football reporter Matt Zenitz, known for his deep coverage of the CFB scene, is branching out to tackle the NFL beat. This move signals both a personal career shift and a potential expansion of CBS's football reporting lineup.

Editor’s Note: Zenitz has built a solid reputation in college football circles, so his jump to the pros is a big deal for fans who rely on his insights. For CBS, it’s a smart play—adding a trusted voice to their NFL coverage. And for Zenitz? It’s a chance to prove his chops on an even bigger stage. If you follow football closely, this is one to watch.

The Denver Broncos' backfield is still up for grabs as preseason approaches, with head coach Sean Payton keeping things open-ended. While fans might be eager to crown a lead rusher, the team is taking a "wait and see" approach—meaning the real competition is just getting started.

Editor’s Note: For Broncos fans, this is a heads-up that the running back battle could be one of the more intriguing storylines of camp. Payton’s noncommittal stance suggests no one has the job locked down yet, so expect some heated competition—and maybe a surprise standout—in the coming weeks.

WNBA fans hoping to see a showdown between rookies Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese this Sunday will be disappointed—Clark is still sidelined with an injury. The big question now is when the Indiana Fever star will return to the court.

Editor’s Note: Clark's absence is a letdown for fans eager to see two of the league's most exciting new talents face off. Her return timeline matters not just for the Fever's season but for the WNBA's growing momentum, as her electrifying play has been a major draw.