Jul 4, 2026; London, United Kingdom; Marie Bouzkova of the Czech Republic returns a shot during her match against Liudmila Samsonova on day six at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Mandatory Credit: Susan Mullane-Imagn Images
Top-seeded and Prague native Marie Bouzkova moved into the quarterfinals with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over Carol Young Suh Lee on Wednesday at the Prague Open in the Czech Republic.
It was not easy for Bouzkova, who won one of her four WTA singles titles in Prague last year. She trailed 5-3 in the first set, before running off the final four games and finished off her inexperienced opponent with a break of serve in a 10-point final game of the match.
Bouzkova will meet countrywoman and fifth-seeded Tereza Valentova in Friday’s quarterfinals. Valentova rallied to defeated Australian Maya Joint 1-6, 6-0, 6-3, winning 63-of-101 points in the final two sets.
In the other two matches, eighth-seeded Daria Snigur of Ukraine eliminated Turkey’s Ayla Aksu, 6-3, 3-2 and Dominika Salkova, of the Czech Republic routed France’s Oceane Dodin, 6-1, 6-1.
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Second-seeded Anhelina Kalinina of Ukraine headlined a list of four seeded players that advanced to the quarterfinals in Germany.
Kalinina defeated Argentina’s Maria Lourdes Carle, 6-1, 6-3 and will face fifth-seeded German Tamara Korpatsch, who got past countrywoman Julia Stusek, 6-0, 3-6, 6-3. Stusek, ranked No. 435 in the WTA, only held her serve once in the final set.
In other second round matches, fourth-seeded Anna Bodnar of Hungary outlasted Germany’s Noma Noha Akugue 6-1, 3-6, 7-5, but eighth-seeded Sinja Kraus of Austria fell to Armenia’s Alina Charaeva 5-7, 7-5, 7-5.
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In first round action, Egypt’s Mayar Sherif, who just captured the tournament in Romania two days ago, upset sixth-seeded Simona Waltert of Switzerland 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (3); France’s Elsa Jacquemot defeated German wild-card Tessa Johanna Brockmann, 7-5, 6-1 and Spain’s Paula Badosa eliminated Poland’s Katarzyna Kawa 7-5, 6-4.
Italian Serie A club Venezia have completed the permanent signing of Super Eagles striker Akor Adams from Sevilla.
The 25-year-old Nigerian has signed a contract that will keep him at the club until June 30, 2030.
Venezia announced the transfer as part of their plans to strengthen the squad ahead of the new Serie A season.
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Adams began his football journey at Jamba Academy before moving to Norwegian club Sogndal in 2018. He scored 16 goals and provided six assists in 56 appearances for the club.
His impressive performances earned him a move to Lillestrøm, where he scored 28 goals and registered seven assists in 50 matches.
In 2023, the striker joined French side Montpellier. During his two seasons in Ligue 1, he scored 13 goals and provided five assists in 49 appearances.
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He moved to Spanish club Sevilla in January 2025 and went on to score 10 goals and provide four assists in 37 games before sealing his transfer to Venezia.
At international level, Adams represented Nigeria’s Under-20 team before breaking into the Super Eagles. He has made 15 appearances for the senior national team, scoring six goals.
Speaking after completing the move, Adams said Venezia’s ambitious project convinced him to join the club.
“I chose to come here because I see the extraordinary project Venezia is building, and I want to contribute to writing a new chapter in its history,” he said.
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The striker also praised the club’s supporters for their passion and loyalty.
“What the fans have created in such a special place is truly incredible. Their energy and passion are unique. They are loyal, passionate and never fail to support us. I’m proud to be part of all this.”
Venezia also welcomed the Nigerian forward with a short message on the club’s official channels:
Oleksandr Usyk has been hailed as the standout heavyweight of this generation, but pound-for-pound rival Shakur Stevenson has named one former champion whom he believes would have put an end to the Ukrainian’s unbeaten streak.
Usyk is yet to lose in his 25 professional contests, claiming the undisputed crown and both cruiserweight and heavyweight and twice defeating each of Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Daniel Dubois to earn recognition as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.
Last time out, Usyk put in a shaky performance against kickboxing star Rico Verhoeven – who stepped through the ropes with just one pro bout to his name – and he was fortunate to retain his title, as a controversial round 11 stoppage overshadowed poor scorecards.
Yet, despite his astounding achievements over the last decade, Shakur Stevenson told Paramount Boxing that he believes Usyk would be trumped by two-time heavyweight ruler Mike Tyson if they were to meet in their primes.
“I’m going to go with Mike [Tyson], in his prime.”
Tyson burst onto the scene during the 1980s, becoming the youngest world heavyweight champion in history at the age of just 20, a record that still stands to this day.
His ferocious power was on display as he claimed knockout wins over fighters such as Larry Holmes and Michael Spinks on his way to becoming undisputed champion, and a fantasy match-up against Usyk would have certainly been an extremely interesting affair.
With traditional number nines seemingly becoming a dying breed, clubs are turning to other positions to provide the goal threat.
That makes the midfielder, particularly one with a bit of creativity who can unlock defences, a sought-after player.
England seem to have produced a number of players who fit that bill within a similar time period – although Tottenham have spent £185m on midfield duo Sandro Tonali of Italy and Portugal’s Matheus Fernandes this summer.
With the Premier League’s home grown rule in force – requiring a minimum of eight places in a club’s 25-strong squad are set aside for players produced in England or Wales – it is also expected that clubs pay a premium price for players who have come through Football Association academies.
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And with Anderson and Rogers securing their moves, could Scott and Wharton be next?
Bournemouth have already rejected a £64m bid from Chelsea for midfielder Scott as they strive to hold on to the 22-year-old, who enjoyed an impressive season on the south coast, particularly from January onwards.
Scott was selected in his first England squad last November and was then called into Thomas Tuchel’s extended pre-World Cup training camp in Florida but is yet make an appearance at senior international level.
Both aged just 22, the pair highlight the plethora of English talent and potential currently available in that position.
While they may not be the best in the world right now, they are part of a group of players in their early 20s who are nearing their prime and will therefore only move clubs for peak prices.
Manchester United are eyeing up a move for Crystal Palace’s Ismaila Sarr this summer as the Reds look to add more firepower in the attacking department
Manchester United have made an enquiry for Crystal Palace winger Ismaila Sarr, it has been claimed. The Senegal international is thought to be on Michael Carrick’s radar as the Reds look to strengthen out wide.
While he is not United’s top target, Sarr is the type of profile being considered by United’s recruitment team, according to Foot Mercato. The Reds are expected to explore several options before advancing with one.
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Sarr is a boyhood United fan and is likely to be attracted by the prospect of a move to Old Trafford, despite helping Palace qualify for the Europa League through winning the Conference League last season.
Speaking to Senegalese media earlier this month, Sarr described United as his “dream club”, leaving the door wide open for a potential summer move to the Reds.
“My dream club? Honestly, there is only one club. I love Manchester United with all my heart, and I am one of its biggest fans”, he said, laying bare his desire for the switch.
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The 28-year-old scored 21 goals in 45 appearances for Palace in 2025/26 and followed that up with netting four times in four matches for Senegal at this summer’s World Cup.
But it was his performances in Palace’s Conference League triumph that stood out as Sarr scored NINE times and was named the Player of the Tournament in the process.
And while he has been linked with United in the past, this could be the summer for Sarr to seal his dream move given his form for Palace last season and for Senegal at the World Cup.
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A switch to United doesn’t look that simple, however, with Marcus Rashford’s long-term future in doubt after Barcelona opted against signing him on a permanent deal.
United’s move for a new winger could depend on Rashford, who has been linked with a move to Arsenal and Bayern Munich among others. But Michael Carrick is keen to reintroduce him into his first-team squad.
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The Reds have returned to pre-season training but Rashford is yet to return due to his involvement with England at this year’s World Cup.
The 28-year-old is expected to enjoy some time away on holiday before teaming up with his United teammates ahead of the new Premier League season.
As well as Sarr, United have expressed an interest in West Ham’s Crysencio Summerville. But it appears that Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal have won the race to sign the Dutchman in a blockbuster £69million deal.
Getting showered with tomatoes after a performance is usually a bad thing. But in Spain, it’s a sign of ultimate respect for two players in its World Cup-winning squad.
Fabián Ruiz and Gavi were presented with their weight in tomatoes by their hometown of Los Palacios y Villafranca in the Andalusia region, located in the south of Spain.
The two players joined former Spain great Jesus Navas (part of the 2010 World Cup squad) at the town’s city hall as part of the ongoing revelry to celebrate La Roja’s victory over Argentina in the final on Sunday.
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Andalusia is known for its agriculture and production of tomatoes. As such, Paris Saint-Germain’s Ruiz received at 84 kilograms (185 pounds) of tomatoes, while Barcelona’s Gavi was awarded 68 kilograms (150 pounds).
In addition, both players were given banners adorned with Tomatito, the mascot of the World Cup tournament that was hosted by the country in 1982. Spain will return to co-hosting duties alongside Portugal and Morocco in 2030, which will also see opening matches in three South American countries (Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay) as part of the tournament’s centenary.
This is the second major title (and thus second haul of tomatoes) for Ruiz after winning the 2024 European Championship with Spain. It’s the first such honor for Gavi.
Manchester United have sealed several transfers this summer and continue to be linked with targets, including Manu Kone
Manchester United’s summer transfer window is in full swing as the club continue to work on strengthening the squad. Michael Carrick has already welcomed four new faces to Old Trafford as he looks to continue the momentum his side began building last season.
Refreshing their midfield options has been United’s primary focus this summer. Chelsea’s Andrey Santos and Aston Villa icon Youri Tielemans have both been signed to help transform the engine room at Old Trafford.
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However, the club continue to be linked with further midfield targets, including Manu Kone. Following his impressive World Cup performances for France, United have entered talks with Roma over a potential move for the 25-year-old.
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Meanwhile, the Reds are also reported to have an eye on Bournemouth’s Alex Scott, who has recently turned down a fresh contract with the Cherries. Here’s a closer look at some of the most significant transfer stories surrounding the club.
Manu Kone transfer twist
United reportedly face a new obstacle in their pursuit of Roma’s Manu Kone. Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Ahli are said to be eyeing the midfielder, which could deal a blow to United’s transfer plans.
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Sky Sports Switzerland reports that Al-Ahli have approached Roma to establish Kone’s valuation. The club are said to have “concrete interest” in Kone, whose displays at the World Cup prompted Al-Ahli to pursue a possible deal.
The report mentions that United are “monitoring” the Roma star, while Atletico Madrid have also kept tabs on him previously. Although Kone is said to prefer a Premier League switch over a move to La Liga, he is “not ruling out” a transfer to Saudi Arabia.
The news emerges shortly after fellow Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal struck a deal for West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville. The Netherlands international had been on United’s radar and the club may be concerned about history repeating itself following Al-Ahli’s reported interest in Kone.
United in ‘pole position’ for midfielder
United are among the frontrunners to sign Bournemouth’s Alex Scott. The 22-year-old has attracted attention from numerous clubs, with Arsenal representing United’s primary competition for his signature.
The Mirror reports that Carrick’s side are “in pole position”, alongside the Gunners, to finalise a deal for Scott. It is claimed that Scott’s representatives have held discussions with both clubs and the player will reach his final decision within the next fortnight.
Scott is said to favour a move to Arsenal but harbours reservations over his prospects of securing regular first-team football, which could work in United’s favour. He would become the club’s third midfield acquisition of the summer, following the arrivals of Santos and Tielemans. Chelsea had a bid for Scott knocked back on Wednesday.
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The Missouri Attorney General’s Office is currently investigating ESPN’s Matt Miller following accusations of scamming people out of money. These accusations came to light after his horrific accident last month that resulted in the amputation of his left arm.
Miller had created a GoFundMe campaign to help with expenses. However, the focus was shifted to a Reddit thread where several of his alleged victims came forward with their accounts of being scammed by him.
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On Wednesday, Tony Farmer came forward with a new piece of evidence as the investigation continues. He shared a post highlighting how Matt Miller’s brother, Marshal, is linked to the situation.
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“Holy crap, I found it,” Farmer wrote. “Matt Miller’s brother Marshal acknowleding on tape he goes by ‘EmmandEmm.’ This is huge!! Why it matters:
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“1–Now 2 different nicknames he goes by (also ‘mellosquire’) often registered in the SAME Matt Miller charity fantasy leagues. Unless someone else was controlling these accounts with his alias, it appears Marshal Miller secretly controlled TWO teams in some of Miller’s leagues. Miller played in each league too so it appears the brothers sometimes controlled 3 of the 12 teams in the league!
“2–EmmandEmm registered for 19 Matt Miller fantasy leagues between 2024-2025. 12 times these two usernames (EmmandEmm and MelloEsquire) were in the same league. Melloesquire registered for 38 in 2025 and 14 in 2024. 3– Remember that each owner was expected to pay $100 and half that money was promised to Matt for charity.
“Do you think Marshal was paying registration fees? If the answer is no, then it raises questions about the actual amount of money that went to charity vs. what was promised.”
Farmer also revealed how he found this information on an episode of the “Mic’d Up” podcast, which aired back in Nov. 2021.
According to a tweet from analyst Tommy Challahan, Miller did not pay the winners of his charity leagues and also took 50% as admin cuts. In addition, other accusations include him not showing up for paid scouting lessons and also annual subscription charges to his newsletters and scouting sites despite no regular updates.
Matt Miller shares a health update amid ongoing investigation
Earlier this month, Miller provided an update regarding his health.
In a tweet posted on X, he said that he had a successful surgery, highlighting the possibility of utilizing a prosthetic arm in the future. Miller also said he’s stepping down from his role at ESPN indefinitely while continuing his recovery journey.
“A quick update: The surgery to remove my left arm was successful with hopes of an eventual prosthetic replacement,” Miller said. “Similarly, the femur and patella surgeries were also successful and the fantastic surgery team was able to save my left leg.
“To best focus on my healing and recovery, I’m stepping away indefinitely and will be placed on leave from ESPN. Thank you all for the prayers and thoughts; please keep them coming.”
Miller’s GoFundMe campaign raised approximately $51,000. Pat McAfee is one of the highest donors with a contribution of $5,525.
The England international has impressed in recent seasons for club and country, so much so that debate swirled around who should start between Rogers and Jude Bellingham for Thomas Tuchel’s side at this summer’s World Cup.
Bellingham’s remarkable form underlined his superiority, but that is no slight on Rogers, who has piled up 18 goals and 16 assists in the Premier League across the last two seasons.
Morgan Rogers poses in the Chelsea shirt at Stamford Bridge (Getty)
That is the ninth-most in the league and the same as Cole Palmer, his friend and new teammate with whom he shares the famous ‘cold’ celebration.
Let’s take a deeper look at what Rogers brings, where he fits in and the potential issues that could arise with the England international on board under Xabi Alonso.
Why have Chelsea signed Rogers?
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The fee for Rogers is eye-watering, of that there is no doubt as the fourth most expensive in the history of the game, and those who have cost in excess of £100m have tended to struggle to justify that investment.
Yet Chelsea’s aggression in negotiations suggests they believe Rogers can certainly fit into their system, with Alonso evidently on board and, as The Independent understands, proving decisive in the player’s decision, having strongly considered Arsenal, too.
Unlike Arsenal, though, Chelsea offer the prospect of a more fluid rotation or, you could argue, a squad with less consistency and proven quality, which should allow Rogers to impose himself quickly. That could prove attractive to the player, who may have found a clear path to playing time complicated by some of Arsenal’s newly-crowned champions, as has been the case with Eberechi Eze in his debut season at the Emirates.
Alonso will lean on his versatility: Rogers can play as a No 10, which is probably initially blocked by Palmer when he’s healthy, but Chelsea might also use him at left-wing, right-wing or even either side of a defensive midfielder in a three as a No 8.
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Morgan Rogers in action for England at the World Cup 2026 (Reuters)
There’s immense workrate to go with his final-third contributions and a willingness to keep moving, both with and without the ball.
Rogers’ production is top class, as mentioned with his 16 combined goals and assists last term, but his ability to take the shot on from range could be a precious addition for a team facing deep blocks on a regular basis.
It also partially explains his 10.37 xG+xA from last season, and he outperformed the same metric in 2024/25 too (11.68 xG+xA), with 18 combined goals and assists.
Rogers took 35 shots from outside the box last season in the Premier League, according to WhoScored, the fourth most in the league and a massive 41.6 per cent of his total efforts on goal.
By contrast, Bukayo Saka had 19 (26.8 per cent), Florian Wirtz had 15 (29.4 per cent), Antoine Semenyo had 12 (24.5 per cent) and Bruno Fernandes had 46 (54.1 per cent). Palmer’s rate is comparable after 30 of his 64 shots came from outside the box (46.9 per cent), which could offer a glimpse of how Chelsea hope to lure opponents out of a deep block and ultimately break them down.
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The plan will be for Alonso to make Rogers a pillar of his team, but at 24 years of age and with such variety to his game, Rogers also appeals as a piece of the long-term puzzle at Stamford Bridge, should things change in the dugout, with ties to the club until 2033.
The almighty premium brings trepidation, but also some comfort: there is a reason why Premier League players have an extra tax when moving inside the division. The unknown element is drastically reduced, with Rogers undaunted by the competition.
While unfamiliarity with the manager brings an element of uncertainty, his close ties to Palmer and Reece James with England, and fellow City academy graduates Tosin Adarabioyo, Jamie Gittens, Romeo Lavia and Liam Delap, ensure the environment is set up for him to succeed.
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Reece James of Chelsea battles for possession with Morgan Rogers of Aston Villa (Getty)
So where does Rogers fit in to Alonso’s Chelsea?
Rogers enjoyed the luxury of Unai Emery building around him, Aston Villa’s patterns of play bounced off him, but at Chelsea, there will be an element of fitting in. That further emphasises Rogers’ willingness to run off the ball, in fact, it will be crucial for him succeeding. Think of how Pedro Neto can bring a dynamic option off the ball to capitalise on Palmer’s vision.
Xabi Alonso’s formation of choice remains uncertain before next Tuesday’s opening pre-season friendly against Western Sydney Wanderers.
In a back three/five at Bayer Leverkusen, Rogers could operate from the left of a front three. That would complicate how Alonso integrates Rogers, Palmer, Joao Pedro and, once fully fit, Estevao Willian.
In fact, it would be almost impossible for all four to start in that shape, but there is the mouthwatering potential that quartet could co-exist in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 as a No 8, as detailed above, or as one of two No 10s behind a centre-forward.
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There’s also an elephant in the room: Palmer’s fitness concerns from last season, with just 26 Premier League appearances. Chelsea now have a player that could seamlessly thrive as the leader to their attack if Palmer is unavailable for any period of time.
Blues fans might recall Frank Lampard’s injury enabling Michael Ballack to prosper throughout the 2007/08 campaign.
If Alonso does utilise a 4-2-3-1 or a 4-3-3, then there will be an appetite to trial a front four made up of Rogers, Palmer and one of Estevao, Pedro Neto or new signing Geovany Quenda from the right, with Joao Pedro leading the line.
One potential Alonso dilemma may be around how he provides width if Rogers is parked out on the left. In a 3-4-3, that should not be too much of an issue, with Pedro Neto, Quenda or even Valentin Barco able to hug the touchline. Should Chelsea play a back four, then opponents may find joy by crowding the middle third of the pitch.
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Morgan Rogers will link up with Cole Palmer at Chelsea (PA Archive)
Should Chelsea be concerned about anything?
Well, it depends on their expectations and, at that fee, what constitutes success? Realistically, will Rogers kick on and become a Ballon d’Or contender as would dictate being the fourth most expensive player in the sport’s history? Probably not. But with regular production and thriving as a contributor for a team looking to eventually get back into the title picture, that appears realistic.
One of the unknowns for Rogers in a team not built around him, with fewer touches, will be his efficiency. Previously a high-usage player, it is therefore understandable that, as ESPN notes, he was dispossessed more times (80) than any player in the league and coughed the ball up the third-most (72) in the middle or attacking third.
Ultimately, that is just a consequence of Rogers attempting something audacious or trying to be creative in the final third, which is what you want from your most talented players. Given Chelsea have greater depth in that department than Villa, they should be able to better survive those leaner spells of production and ride the Rogers wave when he hits top gear.
How can Chelsea afford Rogers without European football?
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The £117m fee is obviously quite stunning and more than just inflation, though it is not a Premier League record, with Liverpool’s £125m deal for Alexander Isak from last year remaining the most expensive.
While Liverpool were careful with their spending until last year’s splurge, Chelsea have spent lavishly in recent years, including another £47m spent on Marco Palestra this summer.
But the simple maths of Chelsea’s transfer dealings show that they have already brought in a hefty amount from sales with Marc Cucurella to Real Madrid (£52m), Andrey Santos to Manchester United (£50m), Tyrique George to Everton (£24m) and Enzo Maresca’s compensation to join Man City worth £17m.
More could be yet to come with Trevoh Chalobah linked with a move away, while Enzo Fernandez’s future is unclear, while Alejandro Garnacho could join Villa in a separate deal, with Uefa’s rules clear on deterring player exchanges at inflated fees, with any deals within 45 days of each other classified as such.
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But beyond swap deals, Chelsea can simply be creative when it comes to Financial Fair Play, applying all of the money generated from sales immediately to the accounts, while spreading the Rogers fee out across five years, with just £23.4m due this year. The pay-off comes down the line if Chelsea ever struggle to generate immediate revenue from sales, though the world class Cobham academy is an asset that should provide comfort in this regard.
Liverpool are confident of signing Bradley Barcola, Alex Scott favours a move to Arsenal, Bruno Fernandes is ready to commit his future to Manchester United.
Liverpool are confident they can beat Arsenal and Bayern Munich to the signature of Paris St-Germain forward Bradley Barcola, after the 23-year-old impressed with four goal contributions at the World Cup with France this summer. (Sun), external
Arsenal are edging the battle with Manchester United for sought-after Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, 22 – but the England Under-21 international has concerns around how much game time he would get at the Emirates. (Mirror), external
Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes, 31, has decided to commit his future to Manchester United, with talks around a new deal ongoing. (Express), external
Besiktas are trying to sign English midfielder Joe Willock, 26, who is in the final year of his contract at Newcastle and will not be offered a new deal. (Telegraph), external
Arsenal are not ruling out the sale of their captain Martin Odegaard, and will listen to offers for the 27-year-old Norway midfielder. (Teamtalk), external
Manchester United are exploring a move for Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga, 23, who missed out on a place in France’s World Cup squad this summer. (Nicolo Schira), external
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Roma have asked about the availability of Chelsea centre-back Axel Disasi, 28 – and the Blues have set an asking price of around £17m for the Frenchman. (Footmercato – in French), external
Mountain Unveiled is one of the Jianghu Legacy quests that you can do in Where Winds Meet’s new Hidden Mountain area. It is also technically a part of the main quest since it unlocks the hidden passage to the Mohist City in Suixiang. The Mountain Unveiled quest itself is fairly short but has a few puzzle mechanisms that you must complete. Completing it will give you a few Echo Jades, Hidden Mountain EXP, and more.
This article covers how to complete the Mountain Unveiled Jianghu Legacy quest in Where Winds Meet.
Where Winds Meet Mountain Unveiled Jianghu Legacy quest guide
Follow Feng Jisheng and activate the mechanism using the disciple token
Insert the disciple token in the mechanism (Image via NetEase)
The Mountain Unveiled quest is automatically triggered after your wooden bird crashes near Gasping Cliff. The first objective in the quest is to follow Feng and insert the disciple token into the mechanism. This will open the hidden passage.
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Talk to Feng Jisheng and get the wooden planks
Collect the planks (Image via NetEase)
After the cutscene, speak with Feng and get the wooden planks.
Link the chains to form a bridge (Image via NetEase)
Approach the hologram and interact with it to form a bridge with the wooden planks. This will trigger another short cutscene.
Ascend with Feng Jisheng
Link the iron chains (Image via NetEase)
Approach Feng and link the iron chains again. Note that you can also unlink the already linked chains to form a new bridge.
Dismantle the mechanical crossbow
Throw an explosive at the crossbow (Image via NetEase)
Once you get to the next platform, a mechanical crossbow will start attacking you. You can disable it by throwing an explosive barrel. Next, link the chain and go to the next platform.
Investigate the mechanism on the platform
Wait for Feng to get on the platform. Next, interact with the mechanism to trigger another cutscene. Once that is done, Feng will volunteer to operate the mechanism.
Forge a path for Feng Jisheng
Walk on the chain (Image via NetEase)
While Feng is busy with the mechanism, you must link one of the chains on the newly risen platform with the one you’re on. Once that is done, jump on the chain and walk over it to get to the next platform.
Form a bridge for Feng (Image via NetEase)
Keep linking the iron chains and forming the bridge until you get to the platform that connects with the one Feng is on, and wait for him to climb up.
Ascend with Feng Jisheng and wait for him
Check on Feng (Image via NetEase)
Once Feng has regrouped with you, you must make one final makeshift bridge with the chains and get on the bigger wooden bridge. Next, check on Feng’s condition. This will trigger a cutscene, and the Heron will lower the bridge.
Defeat the Golden Colossus
Defeat the enemy (Image via NetEase)
Carry Feng on your back and keep pushing. As you move forward, a Golden Colossus will appear, and you must defeat it.
Continue ahead
Mountain Unveiled (Image via NetEase)
After defeating the Golden Colossus, follow the quest marker and go to the glowing spot. This will trigger one last cutscene and conclude the Mountain Unveiled quest in Where Winds Meet.
As a reward for completing the quest, you’ll get Echo Jade, Hidden Mountain Experience, Mohist Tally, and more.
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