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February 26, 2013
Tennis stars Andy Murray has purchased a 1.8 million pounds hotel in Scotland where his brother Jamie married three years ago.
Abu Dhabi-based telecommunications group etisalat has extended its sponsorship deal with FC Barcelona until the end of June 2017.
Arsenal has announced a pre-tax profit of 17.8 million pounds in their half-yearly financial results on Monday, leading to manager Arsene Wenger facing renewed calls to sign in new players for the club.
Former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola reportedly used to keep tabs on his former players in order to guide Barcelona through a trouble free and successful reign.
The Welshman has compared the Swans manager's aura to that of Dutch legend Johan Cruyff, and has suggested that he will succeed Jose Mourinho at the Santiago Bernabeu
February 25, 2013
The Gunners boss has set his sights on reeling in Chelsea as well as Tottenham after their victory over Aston Villa left them trailing the Blues by only two points
The 48-year-old regards the present Blaugrana squad as the greatest ever, and has insisted that they are always looking to sign the best players
The prolific attacker is eager to play every game and says he feels and performs better with regular matches
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has said he believes that his club can still win the Premier League title although he admitted that if they had been defeated by Chelsea, the gap with rivals Manchester United may have increased.
Football ace David Beckham's gesture to donate his multi-million Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) salary to charity, has been viewed with suspicion by French tax authorities, who are investigating the move.
February 24, 2013
The Ivory Coast international is saddened by his side's loss of form in defence of their Premier League title, but insists he wants to stay at the club as it feels like "home"
Gareth Bale, who is regarded as one of world's best player, has claimed his team Tottenham Hotspurs is a better club than their traditional North-London rivals Arsenal.
Manchester City sporting director Txiki Begiristain has made the opening move in a 40 million pound bid to land Atletico Madrid's hot-shot striker Radamel Falcao, writes the Sunday People.
Despite the Italy star’s arrival at AC Milan, the former Napoli attacker still believes the Uruguayan is the best striker in Serie A, and hailed the Partenopei as Juventus’ equals
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has claimed rival Manchester United's runaway Premier League season is down to good fortune.
