It has been reported that college basketball player, Deng Mayar, passed away after a drowning incident.

The reports stated that the basketball player died in Blackridge Reservoir after going swimming with his friend in Utah.

The reports also stated that his friend attempted to save him and shouted for help, however, the rescue failed as the player drowned.

It was later in the night that the body of the college basketball player was found.

Manchester United’s 1-0 defeat to Arsenal at Old Trafford on Sunday handed manager Ruben Amorim an unwanted piece of Premier League history. A well-placed header from Riccardo Calafiori was enough to secure all three points for the visitors, leaving United empty-handed despite a performance that showed signs of improvement from last season.

The loss, however, means Amorim now holds an unenviable record. Stats from Opta reveal he has suffered 15 defeats in just 28 league matches, with only seven wins and six draws. No manager, outside of those in charge of newly promoted clubs, has reached that many defeats so quickly since Paul Hart at Portsmouth in 2009, who hit the mark after 27 games.

The numbers highlight United’s ongoing struggles.

Inter Milan have decided to step back from the chase to sign Super Eagles forward Ademola Lookman after weeks of back-and-forth talks with Atalanta failed to produce an agreement. The move, which at first looked like it was edging closer, has now fallen apart because both clubs refused to shift ground.

Inter were very keen on bringing the Nigerian international to the San Siro after his remarkable season in Italy, but their offers didn’t convince Atalanta. The Milan side reportedly put around €40 million on the table with the promise of bonuses that could push it slightly higher, but Atalanta were not interested.

They wanted a straight €50 million in cash, insisting that anything less was not worth discussing. Even when Inter improved the package to over €42 million plus add-ons, Atalanta still waved it off. The Bergamo club also refused any idea of spread payments or loan deals, demanding that if Inter truly wanted their star man, they had to pay in full and upfront.

For Lookman, the situation has been frustrating. The 26-year-old had made it clear he wanted the move, especially after shining last season with double-digit goals in Serie A and a hat-trick in the Europa League final. Reports suggest he was even willing to reduce his salary just to make the transfer possible.

Recently, Lookman deleted almost every Atalanta-related post from his social media, stayed away from pre-season training for a few days, and went as far as handing in a formal transfer request. He also accused the club of breaking earlier promises to let him leave if the right opportunity came.

Despite his actions, Atalanta’s management has not blinked.

Club chiefs stressed that Lookman is still under contract until 2027 and will only be sold on their terms. They also hinted that any move within Italy was never part of the original agreement when Lookman joined, which makes the Inter pursuit even more complicated.