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"He's my GOAT, he's slick" D'Angelo Russell thinks the NBA will one day change its logo to Victor Wembanyama
D'Angelo Russell, in his podcast "The Backyard Podcast with D'Angelo Russell," predicts that the NBA will one day change its logo to Victor Wembanyama, calling him his GOAT and praising his slick skills, while also suggesting Kobe Bryant as a potential alternative. Wembanyama has lived up to his pre-draft hype, winning the Rookie of the Year award and averaging 24.3 points, 11.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 3.8 blocks in his sophomore season, though his campaign ended early due to a right shoulder blood clot that derailed his Defensive Player of the Year bid. Russell's bold prediction faces skepticism, as the NBA logo, designed in 1969 by Alan Siegel and featuring Jerry West, has remained unchanged for 55 years with no plans for alteration, despite the league's history of unexpected events leaving a slim possibility for Wembanyama's inclusion. This story was originally reported by Basketball Network on May 28, 2025.
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Bellingham to Borussia Dortmund? Jobe holds meeting in Ibiza over deal to follow brother Jude's path to Bundesliga club
Jobe Bellingham reportedly held a meeting with Borussia Dortmund in Ibiza. This meeting indicates that he might follow his brother Jude's path and join the Bundesliga club.
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Kiefer Ravena not ruling out PBA return
Kiefer Ravena has been playing basketball in Japan for nearly five years but remains a respected figure in Philippine basketball. He recently joined fans and journalists at a live viewing of the B.League Finals in Quezon City, aiming to strengthen his connection with the community and grow the game by sharing his knowledge. Ravena highlighted his biggest success as helping others succeed in their careers and lives, while being re-signed by Yokohama for another year. With his first child on the way and a wedding approaching, he is open to a potential return to the Philippines to play in the PBA, depending on his physical condition and opportunities. His previous PBA stint with NLEX was cut short by a Fiba suspension and the pandemic, leading him to Japan, a move he appreciates and does not take for granted. Following his brother Thirdy's move to the B.League, Ravena's decision opened doors for more Filipino players to compete abroad, with seven others currently in the B.League and Francis Lopez set to join. He emphasized that the Asian player quota helps showcase local talent levels and expressed gratitude for the continuous support from his home country.
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Sporting set Gyökeres fee
Sporting have set a transfer fee of €80m (£67m) for forward Viktor Gyökeres, informing interested parties including Arsenal, and are open to selling him despite not demanding the full €100m release clause, insisting on a minimum of €80m. The club's vice-president, Francisco Zenha, confirmed no formal proposals have been received for Gyökeres, who remains under contract for another three years. Arsenal are preparing for the transfer window with Gyökeres as a primary target for a new central striker, while also tracking RB Leipzig's Benjamin Šeško and considering Newcastle's Alexander Isak unattainable. Gyökeres, admired by elite European clubs, has excelled at Sporting with 97 goals in 102 appearances, playing a key role in securing consecutive league titles and the Portuguese Cup in the recent campaign.
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