Tour News Today — August 10, 2026
Mourinho had deal to succeed Sir Alex at United and more — today's tour signal.
What a day it has been in the world of sports, with news breaking across multiple leagues and tours that is sure to get fans talking. In the football world, a revelation about Jose Mourinho's past has come to light, with the manager admitting he had a deal in place to succeed the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, a move that ultimately never came to fruition. Meanwhile, in the NFL, training camps are heating up, with the latest buzz including Mendoza getting his first starter reps and the Chiefs getting into some intense and chippy practices.
But it's not all about football, as other sports are also making headlines today. In golf, Brooks Koepka is speaking candidly about his recent performance, calling his play in his return to the Tour 'pathetic', a brutally honest assessment from one of the sport's top stars. On the injury front, the Saints have suffered a significant blow with the loss of Radunz for the season due to a torn ACL. And in cycling, there's cause for celebration as Demi Vollering has won her second Women's Tour de France title, a thrilling achievement for the talented rider. With so much going on, it's an exciting time to be a sports fan, and we've got all the latest news and updates to keep you in the loop.
Today's signal:
• Mourinho had deal to succeed Sir Alex at United (espn.com)
• Koepka calls his play in return to Tour 'pathetic' (espn.com)
• Saints' Radunz done for season due to torn ACL (espn.com)
• Vollering wins 2nd Women's Tour de France title (espn.com)
• Latest news, buzz from training camps: Mendoza gets first starter reps, Chiefs get chippy (espn.com)