Real Madrid has signed a 7-year-old soccer prodigy from Argentina who goes by the name Leo -- just like Lionel Messi.Leonel Angel Coira signed with the Spanish club and will begin training Sept. 6, Madrid spokesman Juan Tapiador told The Associated Press on Monday.Coira told the Argentine sports daily Ole last week that his idol is Messi, the Barcelona forward who is also Argentine and goes by the name Leo. Coira said he prefers to pass rather than score. He already has a Facebook page featuring photos of his visit to Real Madrid.Madrid reportedly made the push to sign Coira because Spanish league rival Atletico Madrid was also pursuing the youngster. [Read the full article]

Calling it the best victory of his 33-year career as a caddie, Steve Williams celebrated his win on Adam Scott's bag Sunday by disputing the way he was fired by Tiger Woods.The 47-year old Williams, who had caddied for Woods since 1999, was dismissed by the former world No. 1 last month. Woods had said earlier this week that the discussion took place face-to-face on July 3 after the final round of the AT&T National, where Williams had caddied for Scott for the second time while Woods was injured.Harig: Caddie Drama At FirestoneThe tournament was over, but the entertainment continued as Steve Williams lobbed shots at Tiger Woods, ESPN.com's Bob Harig writes. [Read the full article]

The chants and cheers began as Adam Scott walked toward the 18th green to complete a command performance Sunday in the Bridgestone Invitational and win his first World Golf Championship.Harig: Caddie Drama At FirestoneThe tournament was over, but the entertainment continued as Steve Williams lobbed shots at Tiger Woods, ESPN.com's Bob Harig writes. Story• Harig: Tiger's game still needs workThe celebration made it clear that Steve Williams felt vindicated after being fired last month by Tiger Woods. The interview after it was over -- yes, he gave interviews -- made it sound as if it was Williams who shot the 5-under 65. [Read the full article]

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has ended his holdout and reported to training camp.Jackson joined his teammates at Lehigh University on Monday, though he didn't practice in the morning. A two-time Pro Bowl pick, Jackson wants a new contract. He is slated to earn $565,000 this season, the final one of his four-year rookie deal.NFC East blogESPN.com's Dan Graziano writes about all things NFC East in his division blog.• Blog network: NFL NationThe team is willing to talk to Jackson about a contract extension, a senior team official told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio last week, but no formal negotiations have taken place."I can tell you he's excited to be back," Vick said, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. [Read the full article]