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Even without an official presentation, Esteban Solari is already leading the university team. His arrival took place after the resignation of Efraín Juárez, and the Argentine strategist comes from Pachuca.

The bond with the institution is deep. Solari played for Pumas in 2007 and now returns as technical director. In his first statements from La Cantera, he expressed:

“Representing Pumas as a coach is a great pride”

The coach stressed the value of university identity and the sense of belonging. He promised to defend the club’s colors and give back to the fans a team with character.

One of his main challenges, he said, is to transform pressure into positive energy for the team. He also announced that he will look for a team with leadership, an offensive vocation and a constant attacking attitude.

Solari knows that the challenge is great. But his history with Pumas gives him a special starting point. Now, the fans wait to see his ideas on the field.

Emma Raducanu will not play at Wimbledon. The British tennis player, the 2021 US Open champion, announced her retirement on Sunday night via Instagram due to a stress fracture in her right leg.

She was scheduled to debut on Court 1 on Monday against Antonia Ruzic. The injury had been dragging her since the clay season, but it aggravated during her participation at the Queen’s Club, where she reached the final before losing to Donna Vekic.

On Sunday morning, at a press conference, he still expressed hope of playing. Hours later, a scan changed everything.

“I’ve done everything I can to try and get to the start line tomorrow, but after a final scan tonight, the discomfort I’ve been managing has turned into a stress fracture and I’ve been medically advised to stop pushing. Playing at Wimbledon, in front of a home crowd, means everything to me, so this is really hard to take,” Raducanu wrote.

The Briton has not won another WTA tournament since her surprising title in New York, where she qualified from the qualifying phase at age 18. However, her performance at Queen’s Club showed flashes of her best tennis.

“Queen’s, during that week, was a lot of burden for me,” he declared hours before. “Five games after not having competed for a while. But I’m just handling it with my team the best I can, exhausting all options.”

Wimbledon thus loses its most relevant local card. The organization has not commented on the replacement in the box.

Scottie Scheffler holed an 8-foot par putt on the 18th hole Sunday and celebrated with his fist raised. That earned him the right to return Monday for a sudden-death playoff against Viktor Hovland at the Travelers Championship.

The final round was stopped for 90 minutes by storms at TPC River Highlands. Officials determined there was not enough daylight to continue, so the playoff was postponed.

Scheffler and Hovland had birdie opportunities on the final hole. Scheffler missed a long putt and then holed the 8-foot par putt for a 68. Hovland shot a 69. They both finished at 21 under par, 259 strokes.

Collin Morikawa closed with an impressive 61 and for a moment shared the lead, but was one stroke away from a tie. It wasn’t enough to force the playoff.