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fromwww.caughtoffside.com
1 week ago

Man United and Arsenal are ready to battle for versatile Premier League attacker

Iliman Ndiaye is establishing himself as one of the best attacking talents in the Premier League, and his name is already being pencilled into conversations ahead of the summer transfer window. The Everton winger has enjoyed a strong season at Goodison Park, performances that have not gone unnoticed by some of England's biggest clubs, sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside. Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United, and Chelsea are all understood to be monitoring the 25-year-old closely.
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Boston Red Sox
fromOver the Monster
1 month ago

Will the Red Sox pivot back to Nolan Arenado if Alex Bregman doesn't take their offer?

The Red Sox prioritize maximizing surplus value through controlled contracts and extensions, avoiding major free-agent spending in favor of cost-efficient roster construction.
Major League Baseball
fromDodgers Nation
2 months ago

What You Need to Know About the Dodgers' Pursuit of Kyle Tucker

Paying Kyle Tucker a 10-year, $400M-plus deal may be ill-advised for the Dodgers given existing long-term contracts and top outfield prospects.
San Francisco Giants
fromESPN.com
2 months ago

$400 million extension, blockbuster trade or let it ride? MLB insiders break down Tigers' Tarik Skubal options

Detroit faces a costly choice: retain ace Tarik Skubal through a potential $325–$400 million free-agent contract or trade him to avoid massive future payroll obligations.
Boston Red Sox
fromOver the Monster
3 months ago

OTM Open Thread 11/17: What does the Josh Naylor deal signal about Bregman, Alonso?

Josh Naylor's projected five-year, near-$100M deal may set a market baseline, suggesting Alonso and Bregman will seek longer, higher-AAV contracts.
fromMLB Trade Rumors
4 months ago

2025-26 Qualifying Offer Projected To Be Around $22MM

This offseason's qualifying offer will be worth approximately $22MM, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post. The exact figure won't be known for another five or six weeks, though Sherman writes that the final total will probably be a little under $22MM, according to sources within both the league and the players' union. This would track with Sherman's early estimates about the QO in each of the last two seasons - he reported a $20.5MM approximate for 2023-24 that ended up being $20.325MM,
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