#player-transfers

#player-transfers

Caleb Martin evolved into one of the most versatile two-way wings in the Association with the Miami Heat after his unimpressive years with the Charlotte Hornets.

Kamren Curl seemed to be a good match for free safety Quan Martin, forming a promising young tandem. However, GM Adam Peters did not pursue Curl.

The new boss, current Denmark manager Andree Jeglertz, will take the reins after the Women's Euros, and he has already made his mark on transfers with three new arrivals over the summer.

Brendan Rodgers has confirmed that Celtic winger Nicolas Kuhn is set to join Serie A side Como, calling the prospective deal "great business all round." Kuhn joined Celtic in January, making 41 starts and scoring 21 goals last season. Reports indicate Como will pay over five times the fee Celtic originally paid for him. Rodgers noted the player’s development at Celtic and the interest he generated towards the end of last season, which culminated in the current transfer situation.

Bournemouth has managed to hold onto key defender Marcos Senesi amid interest from Juventus and Roma, but the potential summer sale in 2025 could be problematic.

The Diamondbacks made significant roster changes, recalling Ginkel and Jarvis from Triple-A, while selecting Scott's contract and placing key pitchers on the injured list.

Ferguson expressed his deep connection to Everton, reflecting on his departure to Newcastle as a difficult decision influenced by club finances and new opportunities.

Leigh Halfpenny, the 36-year-old Wales and British Lions back, is confirmed to leave Harlequins after a single season, with 18 players exiting the club.

Edwards returned to the Tigers de Quintana Roo for a second time this year after a brief stint with the Angels, marking his 11th consecutive MLB season.

The biggest names who entered the portal and have picked their next schools -- Ta'Niya Latson, Olivia Miles, Cotie McMahon, MiLaysia Fulwiley -- had considerable influence on the rankings and where those teams landed.