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June 7, 2013
Arsenal has given manager Arsene Wenger the go-ahead to make a mega- cash deal to bring in Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney and other stars.
New Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has said that he had no regrets about his controversial and troublesome spell at Real Madrid.
Tottenham Hotspur star Gareth Bale has hinted that he will be staying on at the club after praising Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas.
June 6, 2013
Roy Hodgson's men have dropped two places following draws with Republic of Ireland and Brazil, as the Selecao record an all-time low of 22nd and Spain hold on to top spot
The Uruguay international, who is also a target for Manchester City, is on the radar of the west London club, with the owner also confirming an approach for Andre Villas-Boas
A Deloitte report reveals that the English top flight remains well ahead of its next rival, the Bundesliga, but the German league boasts healthier wage spending and bigger crowds
Premier League champions Manchester United have reportedly used their striker Wayne Rooney to promote their new kit.
New Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho has launched an attack on Cristiano Ronaldo, branding him a know-it-all and a bighead.
June 5, 2013
David Beckham has been approached about making a sensational soccer comeback in India, which could see him pocket £1 million.
The Anfield captain missed the final two games of the season, plus England's recent friendly double-header, but the club expects the midfielder to be fit ahead of the new campaign
The UAE’s bid to host the Italian Super Cup in December between Lazio and Juventus has been rejected, according to the Italian press.
The newly appointed Chelsea manager has defended the Italian coach and has made it clear that he has no regrets regarding his time at Madrid
Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney has insisted that he does not want to convert to being a midfielder and intends to play as a centre-forward if he is stay on at Old Trafford.
June 4, 2013
The former England boss has fuelled speculation regarding his future by suggesting he would be keen on replacing Carlo Ancelotti if the Italian departs Parc des Princes
The defender is ready to exit the Emirates Stadium this summer unless the Gunners are ready to show the ambition to fight for their first piece of silverware in over eight years
