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Official: FC Bayern loan young defender to Spanish club
FC Bayern reached an agreement to send Julien Yanda on loan to CD Eldense for the 2026/27 season. The 18-year-old has played 40 Regionalliga games for Bayern II since joining them from St. Pauli at the start of 2025.
The left-back also attended several first-team training sessions with Vincent Kompany during the 2025/26 season. FC Bayern referred to his latest move as “the next step in his development”.
Eldense won immediate promotion back to LaLiga2 in their first season coached by former Spanish international Claudio Barragán.
Indiana has metamorphosed into a transfer portal magnet. It’s now also attracting top-flight high school recruits, too.
Indianapolis (Ind.) Lawrence North five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales committed to the Hoosiers on Friday during an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show.” Sales, the Rivals industry ranking’s No. 8 overall prospect in the 2027 class, chose Indiana over Texas, Alabama, Ohio State and LSU.
Sales is practically in Indiana’s backyard.
Longtime Cincinnati Bearcats Senior Associate Athletic Director/Physiical Therapy Residency Director and former Head Football and Basketball athletic trainer Bob Mangine will receive the Cincinnati Athletics Bob Goin Service Award.
Mangine will be honored alongside inductees of the 50th anniversary class to the James P. Kelly Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 23, the Friday night before Cincinnati’s football game against Texas Tech. More details will be announced in the coming weeks.
The Los Angeles Rams boasted one of the NFL’s best defenses in 2025, but stopping the run cold remained a soft spot. The blockbuster addition of Myles Garrett should go a long way toward fixing it in 2026, tohugh.
The Rams stopped just 15.3% of opponent carries for zero or fewer yards, according to Nutshell Sports. That was the third-worst in the league on 417 attempts, ahead of only the Cincinnati Bengals. It’s a notable soft spot for a defense otherwise near the top of ESPN Analytics’ run stop win rate metric, where L.A. actually ranked No. 1 in the NFL at 34%.