On this episode of Yesterday in Sports, Chris Horwedel covers Mohamed Salah’s advanced negotiations with Trabzonspor and what the move could mean for the Turkish club, the Süper Lig and the closing stage of Salah’s European career. The soccer section also includes Gio Reyna’s move to Strasbourg, Barcelona’s record transfer for Kerolin Nicoli and Fulham’s continued investment in young talent.

In the NFL, Chicago secures right tackle Darnell Wright with a record-setting extension designed to protect Caleb Williams for years to come. Atlanta also reaches a major agreement with Bijan Robinson while awaiting final medical confirmation on a potentially serious injury involving young pass rusher Jalon Walker. Baltimore adds another significant contract by extending Zay Flowers.

Basketball coverage includes A.J. Williams reclassifying into the 2027 recruiting class, reshaping the national rankings and accelerating his college recruitment. Chris also reviews Golden State-Toronto in the WNBA as the Valkyries continue competing near the top of the standings.

Major League Baseball coverage features Tarik Skubal making his Dodgers debut against the Cubs, along with Tuesday’s complete scoreboard. Other games include Brewers-Pirates, Orioles-Angels, Mets-Guardians, Reds-Athletics, Phillies-Nationals, Yankees-Cardinals, Red Sox-White Sox, Braves-Marlins, Royals-Twins, Astros-Blue Jays, Rangers-Giants, Rays-Rockies, Padres-Diamondbacks and Tigers-Mariners.

The show closes with Carlos Alcaraz withdrawing from the Cincinnati Open as questions surrounding his wrist injury and US Open title defense continue.

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