Here's a roundup of the latest happenings in the world of sports, from legal battles to potential overhauls of major tournaments and individual achievements.
Conceiçao Seeks Legal Action
Milan coach Conceiçao is reportedly planning to take legal action against a former spokesperson. In a recent press conference, Conceiçao stated, "I will take legal action, I don't know if it's malice or if someone paid him. I received a screenshot." The coach is clearly unhappy with something that has transpired and is prepared to pursue the matter through the legal system.
Adding fuel to the fire, Conceiçao also responded to rival coach Simone Inzaghi's "Triplete" comments, suggesting that his team, with the Coppa Italia, could also claim to have won two trophies. This adds another layer of intrigue and potential rivalry to the Milan sports scene. 
A World Cup With 64 Teams?
FIFA is reportedly considering a proposal to expand the 2030 World Cup to a staggering 64 teams. This potential mega-tournament has raised concerns about scheduling chaos, logistical nightmares, and environmental impact.
The idea has been described as "insane" by some, given the already complex nature of organizing a World Cup. Expanding the field to 64 teams would undoubtedly create significant challenges for host nations and participating teams alike. "It would be chaos for the calendars, but also a logistical and environmental madness," one source noted.
LeBron James Still Dominating
In other news, LeBron James continues to defy Father Time. At the age of 40, he recently surpassed 50,000 career points in the NBA. This incredible milestone further cements his legacy as one of the greatest basketball players of all time.
But his impact extends far beyond just scoring. "He does not step on the court simply for the pleasure of receiving another accolade; he still makes a difference," one article stated, highlighting James's continued influence and leadership on the court. 
Trouble in Serie C
Finally, Italian football continues to face challenges. Taranto has been excluded from Serie C's Girone C, leaving the league with one less team. Adding to the woes, Lucchese, Messina, and Triestina have also received penalties. 
This latest episode has cast further doubt on the supposed "rebirth" of Lega Pro, with many questioning the stability and integrity of Italian football at this level.