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west ham unitedKonstantinos Mavropanos is attracting interest ahead of the summer window.

The defender had options to leave West Ham last summer, but the move never materialised.

In August 2025, Sport Witness Covered claims from Italy The desire of both AS Roma and Villarreal to sign him. At that time, the Premier League side were ready to let him go.

At the end of that month, we broadcast news Villarreal held preliminary talks but refused to meet the price set by the Hammers.

The Greece international has made 29 appearances for Nuno Espirito Santo’s side so far this season.

His Premier League statistics are as follows:

• Appearances: 25
• Start: 21
• Total minutes: 1,995
• Interceptions per game: 1.5
• Tackles per game: 1.4
• Recovered balls per game: 3.2
• Clearances per game: 6.2
• Duels won per game: 4.1

German interest in West Ham man

sky germany Now cover the latest on Konstantinos Mavropanos’ plans and West Ham United’s stance for the summer.

The centre-back had spells in Germany with 1. FC Nürnberg and VfB Stuttgart, a club he joined on loan from Arsenal in 2020. He made his stay permanent after a two-year loan spell.

Stuttgart sold him to the Hammers for around €25m in August 2023 and the player is now ready to change clubs.

The 28-year-old is a ‘candidate’ to leave the Premier League team after this season. The latter appears to be in favor of a sale as Sky State West Ham are hoping to collect at least €30 million in the next window.

Several clubs are interested in the player, including some from the Bundesliga, who have sent early signals towards West Ham. There is no mention of details of these clubs in the report.

Contract, price and agent information

Konstantinos Mavropanos will have two years remaining on his contract at the end of the season.

transfer market He is valued at €15m and had a high of €20m in May 2024, and agent Constantino Farras manages the Greek.

Considering his age and his West Ham contract, it remains to be seen if any of his suitors are prepared to meet his €30m demand.

Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is one 20+ points shy of Hall of Fame center Wilt Chamberlain’s record. It has been over 64 years since Chamberlain scored 20+ points in 126 consecutive games. Gilgeous-Alexander extended his streak to 125 in the Thunder’s 104–97 win against the Golden State Warriors, leading his team with 27 points as the defending champions earned their 50th win of the regular season.

According to ESPN’s Tim McMahon, Gilgeous-Alexander discussed how much he knows about Chamberlain.

“Not much, other than that he was very impressive,” Gilgeous-Alexander recently told ESPN. “Based on the data, he did what he wanted and how he wanted.”

Chamberlain is known for his dominant statistics, including his infamous 100-point performance in 1962, which stands as the most points scored in a single game in NBA history. However, there is no footage.

“To be honest, it almost seems like a mythical creature,” Gilgeous-Alexander said. “it’s not real.”

Still, Wilt Chamberlain’s record of consecutive 20+ point performances remains real, and Gilgeous-Alexander is on the verge of standing next to Chamberlain, a feat it took an NBA player 64 years to reach.

Gilgeous-Alexander surpassed Chamberlain’s second-best 20+ point record earlier this season when he scored 26 points in a 123–115 win against the Portland Blazers in December to extend his streak to 94 consecutive games. SGA is averaging 31.6 points per game this season, second best in the NBA this season.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokic duel amid thunder streak

The Thunder’s reigning MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, will face the runner-up, Nuggets All-Star Nikola Jokic, as the two leading candidates for this year’s award meet for a rematch of last week’s overtime thriller. The Thunder defeated the Nuggets in a 127–121 victory.

Gilgeous-Alexander, who returned from an abdominal injury in the overtime win against the Nuggets, will look to extend the Thunder’s winning streak to six, tying NBA history with his 126th consecutive 20+ point performance.

The day after Valentine’s was filled with love for the NBA, which accomplished something that both fans and pundits thought was impossible. The league saved the NBA All-Star Game.

Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards went viral on Friday by declaring that the All-Star Game “is where it’s at at this point.” It was a disappointingly transparent warning against any expectations of effort. It was clear after Sunday’s first of four games that Edwards had changed his mind.

Team Stars—the young group of American All-Stars—defeated Team World 37–35. After the game, Edwards told Zora Stephenson that San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama’s intensity brought a competitive edge to his group.

“I mean, you know, I’m not going to lie, Wembley set the tone. Like, he came out playing hard. So it’s hard not to match him, so, s—, that’s what happened. Sorry for my language, though, that’s what happened,” Edwards told Stephenson on NBC’s broadcast.

Edwards and Wembanyama are two players often touted as the “future faces of the NBA.” It’s a heartbreaking acceptance that the playing careers of the two Akron-born superstars, their slim-reaping compatriots and Kawhi Leonard, will be over. The Timberwolves guard has avoided that designation like the plague, but his MVP-winning performance on Sunday worked against it.

Victor Wembanyama, Anthony Edwards make good on Muggsy Boggs’ All-Star prediction

A former NBA player sees the revival of the All-Star Game coming. Ironically, it was the youngest player in league history who had the necessary vision to disagree with an industry that had largely abandoned the event.

Boggs told David Shepard on SiriusXM NBA Radio that the players know the game is just an exhibition and that fans “wait all year” for the event. He also predicted that only a few young, enthusiastic All-Stars would bring the necessary fire from among the rest of the league’s best players.

“It’s the players. They know it’s an All-Star Game. But they know when it’s time to compete and give the fans what they deserve… I think the message and the word is getting out. And I think some of the younger players understand the importance of it. And I think they’ll put some of their – I don’t know, maybe the older guys, on Front Street. Because when you’re putting that type of effort and that energy out there, it resonates. And it shows, too. That’s who’s all in, and who’s all out,” Boggs bluntly explained to Shepard before All-Star Weekend.

Wembanyama’s approach to the competition was reminiscent of the excitement fans saw a young Kobe Bryant bring to the 1998 All-Star Game. the last Dance The recent highlight was the veteran players’ desire to beat the eager Bryant, the same energy that the sixth-year guard in Edwards had for the third-year event.

Putting financial incentives on the league’s wealthiest players has not proven to encourage efforts. However, the challenges of his teammates take advantage of the competitive spirit that fuels his battles against the best players in the world. This is key for the NBA to save its All-Star Game, which it did regardless of the format change.

The event will always go as far as its best talents will take it. This year, he shot for the stars.