July was packed with headline‑grabbing stories, from football transfers that could reshape the Premier League to new TV shows and tech upgrades that got people talking. Below is a quick rundown of the top posts that went live on Speedy Sports Cars during the month.
Manchester United dominated the transfer chatter. The club edged close to snatching Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig for about €75 million. Negotiations got tense as Newcastle and a Saudi side threw money at the striker, forcing United to act fast.
At the same time, United tried to land Sporting CP midfielder Morten Hjulmand. Their €40 million offer was rejected, with Sporting holding out for €50 million. Juventus even floated a player‑swap idea, but Sporting stayed firm, leaving United to keep looking for midfield reinforcements.
Elsewhere, Liverpool splashed £265 million on a massive squad overhaul, bringing in young talent like Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike. The Reds are betting big on a fresh core to stay competitive.
James Trafford also made news when he chose Manchester City over Newcastle after Pep Guardiola intervened. City paid £27 million to secure the keeper, showing Guardiola’s influence on transfer decisions.
On the international front, the upcoming AFCON 2025 tournament in Morocco threatens to pull over 50 Premier League players away from their clubs for several weeks. Teams and fantasy managers are already planning how to cope with the absences.
MagentaTV+ premiered an exclusive espionage thriller called “The German,” starring Oliver Masucci. The series mixes Holocaust history with post‑war spy action, adding a new premium offering for the platform.
In a surprising pop‑culture moment, a Danny Dyer look‑alike contest crowned an unexpected winner, leaving both judges and Dyer himself speechless.
Ring rolled out a free 2K resolution upgrade for its Floodlight and Spotlight cameras, together with AI‑powered video search. The move aims to keep the brand competitive against rivals like Arlo and Eufy.
On the tragic side, Hulk Hogan passed away at 71, leaving a complicated legacy in wrestling. Also, the world mourned Malcolm‑Jamal Warner, who drowned in Costa Rica, and Graham Thorpe, who died by suicide, both leaving deep gaps in entertainment and sports.
In the world of fashion, Balenciaga’s Spring 2026 show marked designer Demna Gvasalia’s exit with a Britney Spears collaboration, blending Y2K vibes with high‑end luxury.
Finally, the tech scene saw Sizewell C nuclear project get the green light with a £38 billion price tag, promising to power six million homes while raising household bills.
That’s a quick look at July’s most talked‑about stories. Whether you’re a football fan, tech enthusiast, or just love a good scandal, the month had something for everyone. Keep checking Speedy Sports Cars for fresh updates and deeper dives into each headline.
Man United have tabled a €40m bid for Sporting CP captain Morten Hjulmand, but the Portuguese club want at least €50m. Juventus tried to secure Hjulmand through a player swap, which Sporting rejected. Negotiations continue as United prioritize midfield reinforcements.
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Manchester United are on the verge of landing Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig for €75 million, with the deal spearheaded by Christopher Vivell. As United weigh up their commitment, competition from Newcastle and lucrative Saudi offers adds urgency to the negotiations, leaving the striker's final decision crucial for the club's summer strategy.
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Ulrika Jonsson weighed in on Myleene Klass's public dispute with ex-husband Graham Quinn, stressing the importance of prioritizing children’s needs over personal grievances. Jonsson drew on her own experience as a single mother to encourage both parents to support healthy father-daughter relationships.
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MagentaTV+ debuts the exclusive thriller 'The German', diving into the world of Holocaust survivors turned Mossad agents forced to confront their past. The series, starring Oliver Masucci and Ania Bukstein, mixes historical drama with post-war espionage, expanding MagentaTV+'s premium content lineup as part of Deutsche Telekom's growth plans.
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Two men are dead and two more hospitalized—including the suspect—in a stabbing incident at a Southwark business near Tower Bridge. The area, known for tourism, was shaken by the rare violence. Authorities are investigating the motive and circumstances as residents seek answers.
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Pep Guardiola confirms he'll leave coaching after his Manchester City contract runs out in 2027, possibly taking a 15-year break. With the club hit by a 'triple blow,' Guardiola focuses on the next season but faces tough decisions regarding squad changes and the team's future direction.
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North Londoner Mick won a Danny Dyer look-alike contest, catching both judges and Dyer himself off guard. The quirky competition saw unexpected results and left its participants bemused, with the actor calling it 'surreal.' Details of the prize and judging remain mysterious.
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Actor Danny Dyer says a strange episode involving his jeans after a party made him realize his substance abuse was out of control, pushing him into rehab. The EastEnders star opened up about fame, personal lows, and the crucial support of wife Joanne Mas in a revealing interview.
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Liverpool have shaken up their squad after lifting the Premier League trophy, with £265 million spent on fresh faces including Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, and Jeremie Frimpong. Key departures and big-name signings mark a bold new era as Arne Slot’s side gears up for more trophies.
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AFCON 2025 in Morocco will pull over 50 Premier League players from their clubs during a pivotal part of the season. With stars like Mohamed Salah, Ismaila Sarr, and Nicolas Jackson set to miss up to six matches, teams and fantasy managers alike need to adapt. The tournament collides directly with the busy holiday fixture schedule.
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