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Sources: Arsenal enter race for Liverpool target who has boosted his profile at the World Cup

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By:Ahad Shaukat
15 July 2026 at 09:31

Arsenal’s plans to refresh their forward line are gathering momentum, with the club now considering a significant move for one of the standout young attackers from the 2026 World Cup.

Mikel Arteta wants greater pace and unpredictability from the left flank as the Gunners prepare to defend their Premier League title and compete for the Champions League.

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Leandro Trossard’s departure has created an immediate opening, while uncertainty surrounding Gabriel Martinelli’s future means Arsenal may need more than one wide attacking option.

The latest target would offer explosive dribbling, positional flexibility and considerable resale potential, although RB Leipzig’s valuation could create a difficult negotiation.

Arsenal ready to test Leipzig with an opening offer

Sources close to the agents industry have informed CaughtOffside that Arsenal are preparing an offer worth around €40m for Antonio Nusa this month.

The Norway international’s performances at the World Cup strengthened the club’s interest, with the 21-year-old viewed as a possible long-term solution on the left.

That opening figure is unlikely to satisfy Leipzig. Get German Football News reports that the Bundesliga side want at least €60m, with Newcastle, Juventus and several other European clubs also monitoring his situation.

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Leipzig would prefer to retain Nusa, but their stance could change if a major offer arrives.

Nusa helped Norway reach the World Cup quarter-finals and produced one of the tournament’s memorable individual moments with a brilliant goal against Ivory Coast.

His ability to beat defenders and carry the ball through pressure would give Arsenal a different threat from their more possession-focused attackers.

Trossard exit adds urgency to Mikel Arteta’s plans

Arsenal have already confirmed an agreement for Trossard to join Besiktas in a deal worth approximately £17m.

Sky Sports reported that the Belgian was permitted to travel to Istanbul for his medical after contributing 36 goals across 174 Arsenal appearances.

Nusa would be an exciting replacement because he offers youth, directness and genuine one-against-one quality. His relationship with Norway captain Martin Ødegaard could also help him settle quickly in north London.

However, Arsenal should not jump from €40m to €60m without careful negotiation.

Nusa remains a developing player rather than a guaranteed starter, and intense competition could inflate the fee beyond his current level.

Arsenal should test Leipzig’s resolve, but remain disciplined. At the right price, this could be an excellent long-term signing, at €60m or more, it becomes a much riskier gamble.

Just in: Winger informs Arsenal he is interested in joining them, could cost around £35m

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USA June/Q2 2026: Hybrids spur market up 7.9%, Nissan and Stellantis recover

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By:Matt Gasnier
13 July 2026 at 22:33

Nissan Rogue sales are up 38.6% over Q2.

New light vehicle sales in the U.S. are up 7.9% year-on-year in June to 1.4 million units according to GlobalData. The Seasonally adjusted annualised rate of sales (SAAR) is up from 15.95 million a year ago in June 2025 to 16.6 million, also ahead of May’s 16.21 million. Q2 volumes edge up 0.6% to 4,238,996. According to JD Power and GlobalData average incentives are up 13% year-on-year in June to $3,217. Incentives on non-electric vehicles are up 19% to $2,970 while incentives on EVs are up just 3.1% to $9,824. Hybrids account for 16% of the US market in June, up from 13.7% in June 2025 with EV’s share at 7.4%.

Over the second quarter of the year, General Motors (-4.2%) remains the most successful OEM in the country ahead of Toyota Motor (+1.1%). However this is GM’s third consecutive quarterly decline. Ford Motor (-10.4%) takes a big hit, but the next six manufacturers all beat the market. Notably, Nissan Group (+9.2%) and Stellantis (+5.7%) recover, with the VW Group also up significantly at +9.8%. American Honda (+8.4%) impresses while Hyundai-Kia (+3.5%) is also up.

Toyota (+2.6%) is once again the most popular marque and extends its gap over #2 Ford (-10.1%) to above 65,000 units over Q2. Chevrolet (-3.8%) is also in difficulty in third place. Nissan shoots up 10.2% in Q1 and announced it has posted 16 consecutive months of year-over year retail U.S. sales increases. Honda (+9.4%) also delivers a very solid gain, with Subaru (+6.8%), Hyundai (+4%) and Kia (+2.8%) in shape. Further down, Chrysler (+80%), Volkswagen (+24.9%) and BMW (+13%) stand out.

Model-wise, the Ford F-Series (-11%) hits a wall, as a fire at a key supplier handicapped production. The Chevrolet Silverado (-7.3%) also struggles at #2 but the Honda CR-V (+16%) confirms it is the new SUV champion in the US. Indeed the Toyota RAV4 (-24.2%) continues on its difficult generation changeover and is down to #7 for the quarter. The Ram Pickup (+14.3%) is in great shape as is the Toyota Camry (+18.5%) while the GMC Sierra (+5%) is softer. The Tesla Model Y (+2.7%) falls to #8 ahead of the Honda Civic (+8.1%) and Toyota Tacoma (+5%). Excellent performances below by the Nissan Rogue (+38.6%), Ford Explorer (+13.8%) and Honda Accord (+41.2%).

Previous month: USA May 2026: Mazda (+35%), Honda (+10.5%), Subaru (+10.4%) impress, sedans up

One year ago: USA June/Q2 2025: Ford (+13.6%) overtakes Toyota (+7.1%) as #1 brand in weakening market

Full Q2 2026 Top 15 OEMs, Top 48 All brands and Top 303 All models below.

USA Q2 2026 – OEMs:

PosOEMQ2 2026/25
1General Motors711,162– 4.2%
2Toyota Motor673,970+ 1.1%
3Ford Motor Co545,978– 10.4%
4Hyundai-Kia489,663+ 3.5%
5American Honda420,089+ 8.4%
6Stellantis329,284+ 5.7%
7Nissan Motor Group/Mitsubishi265,868+ 9.2%
8Subaru165,390+ 6.8%
9Volkswagen Group144,964+ 9.8%
10Tesla115,000– 8.0%
11BMW Group110,559+ 11.9%
12Mazda107,361+ 7.4%
13Mercedes-Benz84,500– 2.9%
14Volvo Cars34,228+ 9.0%
15JLR24,400– 28.2%

USA Q2 2026 – brands:

PosBrandQ2 2026/25
1Toyota585,210+ 2.6%
2Ford519,589– 10.1%
3Chevrolet455,944– 3.8%
4Honda382,727+ 9.4%
5Hyundai245,180+ 4.0%
6Nissan230,443+ 10.2%
7Kia223,712+ 2.8%
8GMC169,226– 0.3%
9Subaru165,390+ 6.8%
10Jeep140,699– 5.5%
11Ram123,147+ 11.3%
12Tesla115,000– 8.0%
13Mazda107,361+ 7.4%
14BMW102,713+ 13.0%
15Volkswagen89,159+ 24.9%
16Lexus88,760– 7.5%
17Mercedes84,500– 2.9%
18Buick50,167– 7.5%
19Chrysler41,710+ 80.0%
20Audi38,030– 3.1%
21Acura37,362– 0.7%
22Cadillac35,825– 19.2%
23Volvo34,228+ 9.0%
24Lincoln26,389– 15.8%
25Land Rover23,700– 25.9%
26Mitsubishi23,127+ 4.6%
27Dodge21,818– 15.3%
28Genesis20,771+ 4.6%
29Porsche16,495– 16.7%
30Infiniti12,298– 0.2%
31Rivian10,200+ 2.9%
32Mini7,456– 2.1%
33Ineos1,500+ 25.0%
34Lucid1,500+ 50.0%
35Polestar1,100– 42.1%
36Maserati1,000– 33.3%
37Ferrari880+ 6.0%
38Alfa Romeo828– 31.7%
39Jaguar700– 64.6%
40Bentley650– 6.5%
41Lamborghini630– 28.0%
42Aston Martin550+ 5.8%
43Rolls Royce390+ 18.2%
44VinFast300– 55.9%
45McLaren290+ 7.4%
46Lotus160– 48.4%
47Fisker100– 54.5%
48Fiat82– 79.2%

USA Q2 2026 – models:

PosModelQ2 2026/25
1Ford F-Series197,900– 11.0%
2Chevrolet Silverado145,011– 7.3%
3Honda CR-V126,677+ 16.0%
4Ram Pickup109,166+ 14.3%
5Toyota Camry100,789+ 18.5%
6GMC Sierra95,147+ 5.0%
7Toyota RAV494,086– 24.2%
8Tesla Model Y77,000+ 2.7%
9Honda Civic74,840+ 8.1%
10Toyota Tacoma74,585+ 5.0%
11Chevrolet Equinox69,637– 8.7%
12Toyota Corolla68,829+ 6.6%
13Nissan Rogue65,796+ 38.6%
14Ford Explorer65,538+ 13.8%
15Hyundai Tucson62,186+ 6.6%
16Chevrolet Trax60,287– 0.5%
17Subaru Forester53,702+ 16.5%
18Honda Accord  52,751+ 41.2%
19Kia Sportage50,203+ 9.4%
20Subaru Crosstrek49,126+ 5.1%
21Jeep Grand Cherokee48,255– 5.8%
22Ford Maverick47,850– 0.4%
23Hyundai Elantra46,776+ 13.3%
24Ford Bronco45,739+ 15.9%
25Ford Transit44,677+ 7.7%
26Chevrolet Traverse43,568+ 19.5%
27Jeep Wrangler41,793– 12.3%
28Chrysler Pacifica/Voyager41,704+ 81.1%
29Toyota Grand Highlander40,914+ 3.1%
30Nissan Sentra39,817+ 28.5%
31Toyota Tundra39,752+ 0.9%
32Toyota 4Runner39,076+ 79.9%
33Kia Telluride37,674+ 19.0%
34Honda HR-V37,357– 2.1%
35Ford Bronco Sport36,466– 6.7%
36Kia K436,359– 5.6%
37Subaru Outback35,884+ 7.7%
38Mazda CX-5035,785+ 51.6%
39Hyundai Palisade35,749+ 15.5%
40Nissan Pathfinder35,517+ 32.1%
41Chevrolet Trailblazer   32,341+ 28.4%
42Honda Pilot31,890– 2.0%
43Toyota Corolla Cross31,448+ 15.6%
44Hyundai Santa Fe30,660– 9.0%
45Toyota Sienna30,600+ 4.8%
46Lexus RX30,568+ 8.5%
47VW Tiguan29,002+ 152.5%
48Kia Sorento27,838+ 7.9%
49Chevrolet Tahoe27,816– 8.1%
50Mazda CX-527,700– 22.7%
51Nissan Kicks26,251+ 4.9%
52Chevrolet Colorado26,097– 3.2%
53Honda Odyssey24,371– 12.7%
54Tesla Model 324,000– 38.5%
55GMC Yukon/XL23,896– 3.9%
56BMW X522,874+ 41.6%
57Ford Expedition22,857– 27.0%
58Hyundai Sonata22,510+ 31.0%
59Nissan Frontier21,690+ 34.6%
60VW Atlas21,549+ 18.6%
61Kia Carnival21,437+ 15.4%
62GMC Terrain20,221+ 23.2%
63BMW X319,904+ 11.9%
64Kia K519,588+ 4.1%
65Nissan Altima19,317– 26.5%
66Hyundai Kona18,778– 17.7%
67Mercedes GLC18,517+ 13.4%
68Jeep Compass18,453– 20.1%
69Dodge Durango18,275– 11.7%
70Kia Seltos17,805+ 31.3%
71Mercedes GLE17,731+ 15.1%
72Lexus NX17,544– 13.4%
73Buick Envista16,627+ 3.3%
74Honda Passport16,315+ 6.1%
75Ford Ranger16,294– 9.8%
76Toyota Highlander16,276– 9.8%
77VW Jetta15,949+ 9.7%
78Lexus TX15,623+ 3.4%
79Jeep Wagoneer/Grand15,103+ 14.5%
80Ford Mustang14,651+ 3.4%
81Chevrolet Blazer14,099– 28.3%
82Volvo XC9014,025+ 35.1%
83Ram ProMaster Van13,981– 7.7%
84Mazda CX-3013,718– 1.7%
85GMC Acadia13,224– 17.9%
86Acura MDX13,173+ 16.4%
87Buick Encore GX13,101– 15.9%
88Chevrolet Suburban13,014– 20.4%
89Chevrolet Express12,930– 14.5%
90Volvo XC6012,843+ 39.6%
91Cadillac Escalade12,770– 5.4%
92Honda Ridgeline12,510– 6.2%
93Mazda CX-9012,192– 5.5%
94Audi Q512,038+ 30.1%
95Ford Escape11,715– 74.1%
96Buick Enclave11,504+ 23.5%
97GMC Canyon11,272+ 22.0%
98Mazda311,143+ 46.7%
99Hyundai Ioniq 510,940+ 4.4%
100BMW 3 Series10,542+ 56.8%
101Lincoln Nautilus10,505+ 6.4%
102Subaru Ascent10,443+ 0.4%
103Mitsubishi Outlander  10,273+ 11.7%
104Nissan Murano10,138+ 6.4%
105Toyota Prius9,781– 43.1%
106BMW 4 Series9,618– 16.3%
107Mercedes Sprinter9,500+ 18.8%
108Genesis GV709,365+ 4.5%
109Lexus IS9,026+ 77.7%
110Jeep Gladiator8,946– 33.0%
111Buick Envision8,935– 32.6%
112Ford E-Series8,870– 9.4%
113Hyundai Venue8,864– 5.7%
114Acura ADX8,690+ 93.8%
115VW Atlas Cross Sport8,567+ 7.3%
116Mitsubishi Outlander Sport8,432+ 69.7%
117BMW X18,420+ 31.3%
118Toyota Land Cruiser8,329– 30.1%
119Acura Integra8,210+ 56.6%
120Jeep Cherokee8,112+ 7931.7%
121Toyota BZ/bZ4X8,078+ 122.0%
122VW Taos7,794– 43.9%
123Infiniti QX607,581+ 3.5%
124Toyota Sequoia7,557+ 6.2%
125Chevrolet Corvette7,182+ 23.8%
126Lincoln Aviator7,156– 1.3%
127Acura RDX7,104– 20.7%
128Ford Mustang Mach-E7,032– 30.9%
129Mercedes GLS7,024+ 13.1%
130BMW 5 Series6,984+ 17.3%
131Range Rover Sport6,800– 18.1%
132Genesis GV806,788+ 6.3%
133Land Rover Defender6,700– 23.9%
134Audi Q36,650– 8.5%
135Range Rover  6,600– 25.8%
136Mercedes C Class6,581+ 5.9%
137BMW X76,548– 12.4%
138Lexus GX6,416– 33.5%
139Kia Niro6,312– 5.4%
140Lincoln Navigator6,072– 17.4%
141Tesla Model X6,000+ 100.0%
142Toyota Crown Signia5,938+ 35.8%
143Cadillac XT55,764– 9.6%
144Rivian R1S5,700– 6.6%
145Porsche Macan5,473– 22.7%
146Volvo XC405,460– 22.3%
147Hyundai Santa Cruz5,437– 28.2%
148Nissan Armada5,412+ 27.0%
149Honda Prologue5,088– 24.7%
150Porsche Cayenne4,969– 0.5%
151Porsche 9114,652+ 39.4%
152Nissan Versa4,649– 59.5%
153Audi A54,510+ 8.6%
154Subaru Impreza4,470– 36.8%
155BMW 2 Series4,463– 14.0%
156Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross4,408– 2.8%
157Cadillac CT54,311+ 3.0%
158Kia EV94,295+ 263.4%
159Mercedes CLE4,292– 2.5%
160Cadillac Optiq4,236+ 31.4%
161Cadillac Lyriq4,208– 16.1%
162Audi Q74,129– 15.2%
163Audi Q84,059+ 46.9%
164Mini Cooper S4,051– 9.2%
165Tesla Cybertruck4,000– 33.3%
166Tesla Model S4,000+ 100.0%
167Toyota C-HR3,735n/a
168Mercedes E Class3,717– 10.5%
169Mercedes GLA3,701– 25.6%
170Mercedes GLB3,695+ 17.9%
171Subaru WRX3,606+ 124.8%
172BMW X63,567+ 72.3%
173GMC Savana3,518– 55.5%
174Mazda CX-703,508– 6.1%
175Chevrolet Bolt3,433+ 3020.9%
176Mini Countryman3,405+ 7.9%
177Infiniti QX803,402+ 18.5%
178Lexus RZ3,358+ 44.4%
179Mazda MX-5 Miata3,315+ 42.5%
180Dodge Charger3,205+ 9.5%
181VW Golf3,182+ 15.7%
182Genesis G703,161+ 14.5%
183Mercedes G Class3,110+ 13.3%
184Lexus UX3,099+ 25.2%
185BMW 7 Series2,921– 7.3%
186Hyundai Ioniq 92,868+ 183.1%
187Audi A32,862+ 9.2%
188Lincoln Corsair2,656– 61.3%
189Subaru Uncharted2,488new
190BMW X22,479+ 44.0%
191Subaru Trailseeker2,433new
192Audi A62,415+ 29.0%
193Rivian EDV2,380+ 13.3%
194Toyota Crown2,211– 21.5%
195Mercedes CLA2,163– 1.5%
196Subaru Solterra2,096– 37.8%
197Kia EV62,020– 5.5%
198Cadillac Vistiq2,001+ 14.7%
199Toyota GR861,961– 26.0%
200GMC Hummer pickup/SUV1,948– 56.8%
201Mercedes S Class1,881– 7.2%
202Lexus LX1,869– 5.4%
203VW ID.41,867– 6.3%
204Rivian R1T1,700+ 0.0%
205BMW iX1,657– 46.8%
206Cadillac CT41,564+ 9.4%
207Ineos Grenadier1,500+ 25.0%
208Range Rover Velar1,500– 34.8%
209Infiniti QX651,256new
210VW ID.Buzz1,249+ 121.5%
211Toyota Supra1,197+ 47.8%
212BMW 8 Series1,103+ 8.5%
213BMW Z41,099+ 100.9%
214Nissan Leaf1,016– 36.6%
215Lucid Gravity1,000new
216Honda Prelude928new
217Porsche Panamera891– 21.4%
218Volvo EX30890– 35.6%
219Cadillac XT6888– 81.7%
220Lexus ES852– 91.5%
221Nissan Z806– 50.7%
222Land Rover Discovery800– 27.3%
223Genesis G80783– 14.8%
224Subaru BRZ749– 13.2%
225Audi Q6 e-tron740– 80.1%
226Mercedes EQE SUV717– 40.4%
227Range Rover Evoque700– 50.0%
228Ferrari car650– 12.2%
229Maserati Truck650– 27.8%
230Polestar 3650– 61.8%
231Mercedes AMG GT644– 12.3%
232Land Rover Discovery Sport600– 50.0%
233Mercedes SL Class572+ 54.2%
234Jaguar F-Pace560– 53.3%
235Volvo S/60554– 68.6%
236Lucid Air500– 50.0%
237Porsche Taycan472– 55.6%
238Chevrolet BrightDrop 400460– 65.1%
239Bentley Car450– 10.0%
240Polestar 4450new
241Volvo EX90449– 53.8%
242Hyundai Ioniq 6412– 86.3%
243Lamborghini Urus400– 30.4%
244Rivian RCV400+ 3900.0%
245BMW XM398– 2.7%
246Subaru Legacy393– 92.7%
247Aston Martin car390+ 30.0%
248Genesis GV60368– 19.8%
249Lexus LC365+ 34.7%
250Maserati Car350– 41.7%
251Audi A8312– 20.8%
252Genesis G90306– 16.2%
253Alfa Romeo Stelvio305– 30.7%
254Dodge Hornet300– 80.5%
255McLaren Car290+ 7.4%
256Alfa Romeo Giulia267– 21.7%
257Alfa Romeo Tonale256– 40.6%
258Ferrari Purosangue230+ 155.6%
259Lamborghini car230– 23.3%
260Rolls Royce Cullinan230+ 9.5%
261Mercedes EQS SUV203– 71.4%
262Bentley Bentayga200+ 2.6%
263Mercedes EQB SUV188– 92.1%
264Mercedes EQS185– 64.0%
265Kia Soul181– 98.8%
266VinFast VF8170– 71.7%
267Aston Martin DBX160– 27.3%
268Rolls Royce car160+ 33.3%
269Lotus car155– 48.3%
270Acura TLX150– 92.9%
271Audi A7145– 69.3%
272BMW X4136– 91.8%
273VinFast VF9130+ 62.5%
274Audi e-Tron GT107– 52.0%
275Fisker Ocean100– 54.5%
276Cadillac XT483– 97.9%
277Fiat 50081– 76.2%
278Mercedes EQE79– 91.2%
279Chevrolet Malibu69– 97.9%
280Toyota Mirai66+ 371.4%
281Audi Q4 e-tron62– 95.0%
282Jaguar F-Type50– 54.5%
283Jaguar XF50– 66.7%
284Infiniti QX5039– 97.4%
285Dodge Challenger38– 93.4%
286Porsche 718 Boxster38– 98.3%
287Lexus RC37– 89.5%
288Acura ZDX35– 99.4%
289Nissan Ariya34– 99.5%
290Jeep Recon27+ 800.0%
291Infiniti QX5520– 96.2%
292Jaguar E-Pace20– 83.3%
293Jaguar i-Pace20– 95.0%
294Rivian R220new
295Mitsubishi Mirage14– 99.6%
296Jeep Renegade10– 95.5%
297Volvo S/V907– 98.8%
298Chrysler 3006– 95.9%
299Lotus Truck5– 50.0%
300Lexus LS3– 98.9%
301Toyota Venza2– 90.0%
302Audi Q8 e-tron1– 99.7%
303Fiat 124 Spider1+ 0.0%

Source: Manufacturers

Mr. Soundoff Says: USMNT World Cup exit not a surprise, stop acting like it is

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13 July 2026 at 08:17

Mr. Soundoff Says – The USMNT lost in the round of 16 at the World Cup for the 4th straight time, this time to Belgium 4-1.

The loss was disappointing, but John Sears says it should be expected. Americans need to stop thinking we should be dominating soccer on a world level. It’s not our primary sport, or secondary, or even third.

Team USA is getting better, slowly. The biggest disappointment didn’t come from lack of talent, but lack of effort, The USMNT looked scared and timid.

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France joins USA, UK, Germany, and Canada to Struggle to Contain Hantavirus After Deadly Cruise Outbreak—What You Need to Know About Repatriation, Quarantine, and Airline Responses

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By:Angana Dutta
11 May 2026 at 07:10

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