Author: Soccerhuz
Rafael Leao continued to attract attention from Premier League side Chelsea ahead of the summer transfer window, but Milan are keen to keep hold of their star attacker even if the Rossoneri fail to secure Champions League qualification this season. According to reports from Calciomercato.com, Chelsea are keen on the idea of putting in an offer for Leao during the summer transfer window, as he is one of several Milan players – along with Mike Maignan and Theo Hernandez – who could potentially leave if there is no Champions League football in San Siro next season. Milan have little interest…
Noah Okafor’s season has had more ups than downs, but the AC Milan forward is hoping for a chance to prove something to his parent club when Napoli host them this weekend. It was only at the end of the January mercato when Okafor left Milan, but he has rarely had any chances to show anything for the Partenopei since joining. In fact, he has only made four appearances from the bench for Antonio Conte. The Italian coach has barely used the winger, which does not bode well for his future if he is to join the Rossoneri in the…
Milan Futuro will conclude the month of March with a home match against Campobasso, who were promoted last season and now very much in the play-off picture. At the Felice Chinetti in Solbiate Arno, Coach Oddo’s side are on the hunt for some vital points in order to improve their precarious position in the table. Here is our Match Preview ahead of the upcoming league clash on matchday 34. LATEST FROM MILAN FUTURO There’s no doubt about it: it’s a tough situation. In March, we’ve played out two home draws and suffered three narrow defeats, with one constant: when we’ve…
Rui Hachimura recently returned after nearly a month out with patellar tendinopathy, AKA “jumpers knee.” On Wednesday, after coming off the bench his first two games, he rejoined the starting lineup against the Pacers and played a crucial role down the stretch. Although Rui has looked expectedly rusty after his time off and continues to find his rhythm and fitness on the court, he gave some recent comments on his injury that may have given some fans pause. “It’s like 70, 80 [percent],” Hachimura said. “My knee’s going to be like that for a while, I think. I can’t really…
The Los Angeles Lakers have officially converted Jordan Goodwin’s two-way contract into a standard two-year NBA deal, securing his role on the team for the remainder of the season and beyond. In order to make room on the roster, the team waived forward Cam Reddish, who had struggled to find consistency since joining L.A. With Goodwin earning a permanent spot on the roster, Bronny James could see his minutes reduced even further. The young guard has already struggled to carve out a significant role in the Lakers’ rotation, and Goodwin’s defensive skills and three-point shooting may push him further down…
CHICAGO — As LeBron James sat in front of his locker, still in disbelief about what transpired 20 minutes earlier, he held the box score in his hands, as he often does postgame. Only this time, the box score was torn cleanly in half. And as James relived his miscues down the stretch — rotating too far away from Patrick Williams on a sideline out-of-bounds play, carelessly inbounding the ball and having it stolen by Josh Giddey, failing to pick up Giddey in the backcourt before his improbable game-winning 47-foot buzzer-beater — he shuffled the papers on top of one…
The Chicago Bulls beat LeBron James’ LA Lakers in NBA thriller after wild final 12.6 seconds; the Bulls trailed by five but then scored three three-pointers in last 10 seconds; James makes big error before Josh Giddey nets from own half on the buzzer as Lakers suffer “devastating” loss. The Chicago Bulls trailed the LA Lakers by five points with that amount of time left on the clock, yet won an NBA thriller 119-117 after Josh Giddey’s 47-foot buzzer-beater. The Bulls registered three three-pointers in the last 10 seconds of the match, starting when Patrick Williams netted to trim the…
Josh Giddey produced an insane buzzer-beater during the wild-card finish in the Chicago Bulls’ dramatic 119-117 victory against the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday. His last-second 3-point shot came at the end of the game and the Bulls pulled off a stunning comeback from a 18-point deficit. It turned out to be a roller-coaster moment for the Lakers as they won a game on a buzzer-beater one night before. Los Angeles held a 115-110 lead midway through the fourth quarter before the wild finish. Patrick Williams triple with 10.3 seconds left. Coby White for the lead with 6.1 seconds left.…
James and Smith have exchanged comments with one another, having started with the latter’s criticism of the Los Angeles Lakers star’s son Bronny. This has since resurfaced with James calling out Smith on the Pat McAfee Show, resulting in another response from the ESPN First Take host. However, Bayless, who is frequent with his criticism of James, decided to be positive towards him and Doncic. The star duo played heavy minutes against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday, but decided to take part in Thursday’s matchup against the Chicago Bulls. This garnered praise from the analyst. Despite having LeBron James and…
Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick spoke of his players’ “devastation” after they were on the wrong end of the most dramatic finish in the NBA this season against the Chicago Bulls. The Lakers led by five points with 12.6 seconds remaining at United Center, where a stunning finale began with Patrick Williams and Coby White sinking back-to-back 3s for Chicago. That put the Bulls up 116-115 with six seconds remaining, though Austin Reaves then drove for a layup that inched Los Angeles back into a one-point lead. But Josh Giddey was the hero, sinking a buzzer-beating heave from halfway…