The Philadelphia 76ers continue the summer league on Thursday when they take on the San Antonio Spurs in Las Vegas.

Brentford forward Yoane Wissa is being linked with a reunion with former manager Thomas Frank at Tottenham. The 28-year-old was impressive in filling the void left by Ivan Toney's £40m departure to the Saudi Pro League last summer,

Dylan Harper was ruled out of playing in the California Classic because of what the Spurs described as a minor groin issue.

The game got out to a competitive start, and the Spurs held a five-point lead at the break. They kept the momentum going in the third, but the Lakers took over in the final frame, capped off by a putback dunk by Bazely to secure the one-point win.

BBC Sport reported on Saturday that the Hammers had rejected an initial £50m but a deal has now been clinched. Kudus, who has an £85m release clause, joined West Ham in a £38m deal from Ajax in 2023. He has made 65 Premier League appearances for the club, scoring 13 goals and providing nine assists.

Luke Kornet has been known to have a sense of humor. And that carried over from Boston to San Antonio. Kornet was asked why he chose to wear No. 7 with the Spurs, to which he said he “hoped to be a third of the player Tim Duncan was,” via Spurs reporter Matthew Tynan. Duncan, who spent his entire 19-year career with the Spurs, wore No. 21.

The club ruled out the No. 2 overall pick for its Las Vegas Summer League opener against Philadelphia on Thursday night.

Tottenham fans have seen some stunning dribblers down the years - Glenn Hoddle, David Ginola and Gareth Bale to name just a few. Next season could offer a throwback as in Mohammed Kudus, they are pursuing the player who attempted more dribbles than anyone else in the Premier League last season.