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BLACKBURN TO PLOT WAY FORWARD
Blackburn owners will hold "a very big discussion" about the club's problems this week.
OWEN COYLE REMAINS DEFIANT
Owen Coyle has vowed to ride out the storm at the Reebok and get Bolton back on track.
KOLAROV DENIES TEVEZ 'IDIOT' JIBE
Aleksandar Kolarov says reports he branded Carlos Tevez 'an idiot' are wide of the mark.
BLUES TURN TO GREEN
Everton's academy director Alan Irvine is looking forward to working with teenager George Green.
NIALL QUINN CHANGES SUNDERLAND ROLE
Niall Quinn has stood down as Sunderland chairman to focus on a new role within the club.
STEVE KEAN: OWNERS WILL BACK ME
Blackburn boss Steve Kean is confident he'll get a continued vote of confidence this week.
STEVE McCLAREN REVEALS QUIT MOTIVE
Steve McClaren claims he resigned as Nottingham Forest didn't share his ambition.
ANCELOTTI EYES PREMIER RETURN
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is eager to manage another top English club.
BRISTOL CITY AXE KEITH MILLEN
Championship basement side Bristol City have confirmed the departure of Keith Millen.
POYET CONSIDERING REINFORCEMENTS
Gus Poyet could dip into the loan market to arrest Brighton's recent slump.
NEIL LENNON LOOKING AT HIS POSITION
Neil Lennon admits he will look at his own position if Celtic's results fail to improve.
EVERTON TO LAND BRADFORD STARLET
Everton have agreed a deal to land 15-year-old Bradford City starlet George Green.
FENUCCI HOPEFUL OVER DE ROSSI
Roma's Claudio Fenucci is cautiously optimistic Daniele De Rossi will sign a new deal.
DONNY TAKE A LOOK AT GOULON
Doncaster have handed Blackburn midfielder Herold Goulon a week's trial.
LABBADIA WANTS LENO BACK
Stuttgart coach Bruno Labbadia wants teenage goalkeeper Bernd Leno to return in January.
BURNLEY TAKE STAGS STARLET ON TRIAL
Burnley have taken Tom Naylor on a week's trial and signed Luke Gallagher on a scholarship deal.
LLORIS LANDS LYON EXTENSION
Hugo Lloris has signed a two-year contract extension to keep him at Lyon until summer 2015.
ARNESEN KEEN TO FILL VOID
Frank Arnesen says Hamburg will have a new coach on their bench when they face Freiburg.
SANOGO GETS MONACO TRIAL
Ivory Coast international Boubacar Sanogo is trying to win a move to Monaco.
TEVEZ SET FOR MAN CITY INQUIRY
Carlos Tevez is set to be interviewed by Man City officials on Monday about events in Munich.
MICAH RICHARDS: TEVEZ WAS WRONG
Micah Richards has become the first Manchester City player to criticise Carlos Tevez.
SIR ALEX FERGUSON: FOUR MORE YEARS
Sir Alex Ferguson claims he could remain in the Manchester United hot-seat for four years.
CHELSEA EXPECT DROGBA DEAL
Andre Villas-Boas is confident Didier Drogba will sign a contract extension at Chelsea.
JOE COLE OPEN TO LILLE STAY
Joe Cole would be willing to consider a permanent switch to Lille when his loan spell ends.
SHAWCROSS LOVING LIFE AT STOKE
Defender Ryan Shawcross has expressed his eagerness to stay at Stoke.
McINNES WARY OF LOSING STRIKERS
St Johnstone boss Derek McInnes is wary of increasing interest in his in-form strike pair.
JOAO SILVA OPEN TO OFFERS
Joao Silva would consider leaving Everton if he was guaranteed regular first-team football.
ALLARDYCE KEEN TO BRING TEVEZ BACK
Sam Allardyce has left the door wide open for Carlos Tevez to rejoin West Ham.
STEVE BRUCE: I'M GOING NOWHERE
Defiant Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has vowed to see his mission through.
STEVE KEAN VOWS TO BATTLE ON
Steve Kean insists he will fight on at Blackburn despite the 4-0 loss to Manchester City.
WENGER RILED BY VAN PERSIE TALK
Arsene Wenger brushed off fresh claims Man City are lining up a bid for Robin van Persie.
JOHNSON WANTS FULHAM STAY
Andrew Johnson wants to extend his contract with Fulham past the end of the season.
ARSENAL WON'T SACK WENGER - REDKNAPP
Harry Redknapp admits he could never see Arsenal sacking Arsene Wenger.
WENGER TRACKED LUKA MODRIC PROGRESS
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal knew all about Luka Modric before Tottenham signed him.
SWINDON LOOK FOR LOAN GOALKEEPER
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio will look to bring in a goalkeeper on loan after Phil Smith's injury.
DONNELLY COULD EXTEND MACC STAY
Gary Simpson has hinted that he will look to extend George Donnelly's stay at Macclesfield.
MAN CITY REJECT CARLOS TEVEZ ENQUIRY
Man City have rejected an enquiry from West Ham to take Carlos Tevez on loan.
MANCINI: TEVEZ 'IS NOT MY PROBLEM'
Man City boss Roberto Mancini insists the Carlos Tevez row is "not my problem".
FERGUSON HAILS 'STRONG' MANCINI
Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Man City boss Roberto Mancini for his "strong management".
WENGER WANTS ARSENAL TO BE THE BEST
Arsene Wenger says his ambition remains to make Arsenal the best club in the world.
KROENKE STICKS UP FOR ARSENE WENGER
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has given his unequivocal backing to manager Arsene Wenger.
ALMUNIA JOINS WEST HAM ON LOAN
West Ham have signed goalkeeper Manuel Almunia on a month's loan from Arsenal.
NEW BRIGHTON DEAL FOR GUS POYET
Brighton manager Gus Poyet has signed a new five-year contract.
DAVID MOYES LAMENTS FINANCIAL DIVIDE
Everton boss David Moyes is frustrated at how much Liverpool have been able to spend.
WARNOCK BLASTS CARLOS TEVEZ
QPR boss Neil Warnock is hoping Man City striker Carlos Tevez will leave England.
PFA OFFER HELP IN CARLOS TEVEZ ROW
PFA chief Gordon Taylor does not believe the Carlos Tevez "conflict" is good for football.
CARLOS: CAPELLO ON ANZHI RADAR
Roberto Carlos claims England boss Fabio Capello is a target for Anzhi Makhachkala.
BLACKPOOL SWOOP FOR SHELVEY
Blackpool have swooped to sign Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey on a three-month loan.
OAKLEY MAKES EXETER LOAN MOVE
Exeter City have completed the signing of Leicester's Matt Oakley on an emergency loan.
TRACTOR BOYS MOVE FOR WABARA
Ipswich have completed the loan signing of Reece Wabara from Manchester City.
FRANK LAMPARD WON'T CONDEMN TEVEZ
Frank Lampard can't imagine disobeying his boss, but still won't stick the boot in Carlos Tevez.
MARTINEZ HAPPY WITH DECISION TO STAY
Roberto Martinez snubbed Aston Villa this summer to repay Wigan chairman Dave Whelan.
LEES SIGNS NEW LEEDS DEAL
Leeds defender Tom Lees has been rewarded with a new contract until 2015.
SCHOLES SHOWS SYMPATHY FOR TEVEZ
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has backed Carlos Tevez.
PARDEW HOPES FOR COLOCCINI DEAL
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is hoping Fabricio Coloccini will agree a new contract.
ZABALETA VOWS TO HELP TEVEZ
Pablo Zabaleta believes it is up to Manchester City's players to try and help Carlos Tevez.
SERGIO AGUERO 'SAD' FOR CARLOS TEVEZ
Sergio Aguero feels "sad" for Carlos Tevez after Man City suspended him for two weeks.
MARTINEZ RULES OUT DIOUF DEAL
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has ruled out signing out-of-contract El-Hadji Diouf.
QPR EXPECT DAVID BECKHAM SNUB
QPR remain keen on signing David Beckham, but know they will not be first choice.
JOHN JENSEN TO LEAVE BLACKBURN
Blackburn assistant manager John Jensen is to leave his position with Rovers.
BLACKBURN TO PLOT WAY FORWARD
Blackburn owners will hold "a very big discussion" about the club's problems this week.
OWEN COYLE REMAINS DEFIANT
Owen Coyle has vowed to ride out the storm at the Reebok and get Bolton back on track.
KOLAROV DENIES TEVEZ 'IDIOT' JIBE
Aleksandar Kolarov says reports he branded Carlos Tevez 'an idiot' are wide of the mark.
BLUES TURN TO GREEN
Everton's academy director Alan Irvine is looking forward to working with teenager George Green.
NIALL QUINN CHANGES SUNDERLAND ROLE
Niall Quinn has stood down as Sunderland chairman to focus on a new role within the club.
STEVE KEAN: OWNERS WILL BACK ME
Blackburn boss Steve Kean is confident he'll get a continued vote of confidence this week.
STEVE McCLAREN REVEALS QUIT MOTIVE
Steve McClaren claims he resigned as Nottingham Forest didn't share his ambition.
ANCELOTTI EYES PREMIER RETURN
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is eager to manage another top English club.
BRISTOL CITY AXE KEITH MILLEN
Championship basement side Bristol City have confirmed the departure of Keith Millen.
POYET CONSIDERING REINFORCEMENTS
Gus Poyet could dip into the loan market to arrest Brighton's recent slump.
NEIL LENNON LOOKING AT HIS POSITION
Neil Lennon admits he will look at his own position if Celtic's results fail to improve.
EVERTON TO LAND BRADFORD STARLET
Everton have agreed a deal to land 15-year-old Bradford City starlet George Green.
FENUCCI HOPEFUL OVER DE ROSSI
Roma's Claudio Fenucci is cautiously optimistic Daniele De Rossi will sign a new deal.
DONNY TAKE A LOOK AT GOULON
Doncaster have handed Blackburn midfielder Herold Goulon a week's trial.
LABBADIA WANTS LENO BACK
Stuttgart coach Bruno Labbadia wants teenage goalkeeper Bernd Leno to return in January.
BURNLEY TAKE STAGS STARLET ON TRIAL
Burnley have taken Tom Naylor on a week's trial and signed Luke Gallagher on a scholarship deal.
LLORIS LANDS LYON EXTENSION
Hugo Lloris has signed a two-year contract extension to keep him at Lyon until summer 2015.
ARNESEN KEEN TO FILL VOID
Frank Arnesen says Hamburg will have a new coach on their bench when they face Freiburg.
SANOGO GETS MONACO TRIAL
Ivory Coast international Boubacar Sanogo is trying to win a move to Monaco.
TEVEZ SET FOR MAN CITY INQUIRY
Carlos Tevez is set to be interviewed by Man City officials on Monday about events in Munich.
MICAH RICHARDS: TEVEZ WAS WRONG
Micah Richards has become the first Manchester City player to criticise Carlos Tevez.
SIR ALEX FERGUSON: FOUR MORE YEARS
Sir Alex Ferguson claims he could remain in the Manchester United hot-seat for four years.
CHELSEA EXPECT DROGBA DEAL
Andre Villas-Boas is confident Didier Drogba will sign a contract extension at Chelsea.
JOE COLE OPEN TO LILLE STAY
Joe Cole would be willing to consider a permanent switch to Lille when his loan spell ends.
SHAWCROSS LOVING LIFE AT STOKE
Defender Ryan Shawcross has expressed his eagerness to stay at Stoke.
McINNES WARY OF LOSING STRIKERS
St Johnstone boss Derek McInnes is wary of increasing interest in his in-form strike pair.
JOAO SILVA OPEN TO OFFERS
Joao Silva would consider leaving Everton if he was guaranteed regular first-team football.
ALLARDYCE KEEN TO BRING TEVEZ BACK
Sam Allardyce has left the door wide open for Carlos Tevez to rejoin West Ham.
STEVE BRUCE: I'M GOING NOWHERE
Defiant Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has vowed to see his mission through.
STEVE KEAN VOWS TO BATTLE ON
Steve Kean insists he will fight on at Blackburn despite the 4-0 loss to Manchester City.
WENGER RILED BY VAN PERSIE TALK
Arsene Wenger brushed off fresh claims Man City are lining up a bid for Robin van Persie.
JOHNSON WANTS FULHAM STAY
Andrew Johnson wants to extend his contract with Fulham past the end of the season.
ARSENAL WON'T SACK WENGER - REDKNAPP
Harry Redknapp admits he could never see Arsenal sacking Arsene Wenger.
WENGER TRACKED LUKA MODRIC PROGRESS
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal knew all about Luka Modric before Tottenham signed him.
SWINDON LOOK FOR LOAN GOALKEEPER
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio will look to bring in a goalkeeper on loan after Phil Smith's injury.
DONNELLY COULD EXTEND MACC STAY
Gary Simpson has hinted that he will look to extend George Donnelly's stay at Macclesfield.
MAN CITY REJECT CARLOS TEVEZ ENQUIRY
Man City have rejected an enquiry from West Ham to take Carlos Tevez on loan.
MANCINI: TEVEZ 'IS NOT MY PROBLEM'
Man City boss Roberto Mancini insists the Carlos Tevez row is "not my problem".
FERGUSON HAILS 'STRONG' MANCINI
Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Man City boss Roberto Mancini for his "strong management".
WENGER WANTS ARSENAL TO BE THE BEST
Arsene Wenger says his ambition remains to make Arsenal the best club in the world.
KROENKE STICKS UP FOR ARSENE WENGER
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has given his unequivocal backing to manager Arsene Wenger.
ALMUNIA JOINS WEST HAM ON LOAN
West Ham have signed goalkeeper Manuel Almunia on a month's loan from Arsenal.
NEW BRIGHTON DEAL FOR GUS POYET
Brighton manager Gus Poyet has signed a new five-year contract.
DAVID MOYES LAMENTS FINANCIAL DIVIDE
Everton boss David Moyes is frustrated at how much Liverpool have been able to spend.
WARNOCK BLASTS CARLOS TEVEZ
QPR boss Neil Warnock is hoping Man City striker Carlos Tevez will leave England.
PFA OFFER HELP IN CARLOS TEVEZ ROW
PFA chief Gordon Taylor does not believe the Carlos Tevez "conflict" is good for football.
CARLOS: CAPELLO ON ANZHI RADAR
Roberto Carlos claims England boss Fabio Capello is a target for Anzhi Makhachkala.
BLACKPOOL SWOOP FOR SHELVEY
Blackpool have swooped to sign Liverpool midfielder Jonjo Shelvey on a three-month loan.
OAKLEY MAKES EXETER LOAN MOVE
Exeter City have completed the signing of Leicester's Matt Oakley on an emergency loan.
TRACTOR BOYS MOVE FOR WABARA
Ipswich have completed the loan signing of Reece Wabara from Manchester City.
FRANK LAMPARD WON'T CONDEMN TEVEZ
Frank Lampard can't imagine disobeying his boss, but still won't stick the boot in Carlos Tevez.
MARTINEZ HAPPY WITH DECISION TO STAY
Roberto Martinez snubbed Aston Villa this summer to repay Wigan chairman Dave Whelan.
LEES SIGNS NEW LEEDS DEAL
Leeds defender Tom Lees has been rewarded with a new contract until 2015.
SCHOLES SHOWS SYMPATHY FOR TEVEZ
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has backed Carlos Tevez.
PARDEW HOPES FOR COLOCCINI DEAL
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is hoping Fabricio Coloccini will agree a new contract.
ZABALETA VOWS TO HELP TEVEZ
Pablo Zabaleta believes it is up to Manchester City's players to try and help Carlos Tevez.
SERGIO AGUERO 'SAD' FOR CARLOS TEVEZ
Sergio Aguero feels "sad" for Carlos Tevez after Man City suspended him for two weeks.
MARTINEZ RULES OUT DIOUF DEAL
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has ruled out signing out-of-contract El-Hadji Diouf.
QPR EXPECT DAVID BECKHAM SNUB
QPR remain keen on signing David Beckham, but know they will not be first choice.
JOHN JENSEN TO LEAVE BLACKBURN
Blackburn assistant manager John Jensen is to leave his position with Rovers.
Latest Wire Update at 10:28 BST
QUINN: STEVE BRUCE WILL GET TIME
Niall Quinn is confident Steve Bruce will be given time to turn things around at Sunderland.
BLACKBURN TO PLOT WAY FORWARD
Blackburn owners will hold "a very big discussion" about the club's problems this week.
OWEN COYLE REMAINS DEFIANT
Owen Coyle has vowed to ride out the storm at the Reebok and get Bolton back on track.
CHELSEA FANS WANT BRIDGE STAY
Chelsea are facing pressure from their fans to stay at Stamford Bridge.
KOLAROV DENIES TEVEZ 'IDIOT' JIBE
Aleksandar Kolarov says reports he branded Carlos Tevez 'an idiot' are wide of the mark.
ROBERTSON: O'NEILL WANTS RETURN
Martin O'Neill's long-time No 2 says the Northern Irishman is keen to get back into management.
BLUES TURN TO GREEN
Everton's academy director Alan Irvine is looking forward to working with teenager George Green.
DONCASTER DEAL FOR ILUNGA
West Ham defender Herita Ilunga has joined Doncaster on a three-month loan deal.
HENDRICK IN LINE FOR DERBY DEAL
Derby boss Nigel Clough is keen to reward teenage midfielder Jeff Hendrick with a new deal.
WOOD EYES FURTHER BLUES STAY
West Brom's Chris Wood has stressed his desire to extend his loan stay at Birmingham.
SEXSTONE PONDERS NEXT MOVE
Colin Sexstone believes Bristol City are at a crossroads after Keith Millen's exit.
STRUGGLING BOLOGNA SACK BISOLI
Bologna have sacked coach Pierpaolo Bisoli after just five league games in charge.
KYLE BARTLEY WON'T BE RUSHED
Rangers' on-loan Arsenal defender Kyle Bartley insists he will not rush his comeback from injury.
CAPARROS SET FOR MALLORCA JOB
Real Mallorca appear set to confirm Joaquin Caparros as their new coach later today.
PSV WOULD WELCOME BACK VAN BOMMEL
Mark van Bommel would be welcome back at PSV if he returns to the Netherlands.
CRUYFF WOULD WELCOME VAN BASTEN
Ajax advisor Johan Cruyff is keen for Marco van Basten to return to the club.
DJIBRIL CISSE REVEALS CHINESE OFFER
Djibril Cisse turned down a chance to move to China this summer to join Lazio instead.
NIALL QUINN CHANGES SUNDERLAND ROLE
Niall Quinn has stood down as Sunderland chairman to focus on a new role within the club.
STEVE KEAN: OWNERS WILL BACK ME
Blackburn boss Steve Kean is confident he'll get a continued vote of confidence this week.
STEVE McCLAREN REVEALS QUIT MOTIVE
Steve McClaren claims he resigned as Nottingham Forest didn't share his ambition.
ANCELOTTI EYES PREMIER RETURN
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is eager to manage another top English club.
BRISTOL CITY AXE KEITH MILLEN
Championship basement side Bristol City have confirmed the departure of Keith Millen.
POYET CONSIDERING REINFORCEMENTS
Gus Poyet could dip into the loan market to arrest Brighton's recent slump.
NEIL LENNON LOOKING AT HIS POSITION
Neil Lennon admits he will look at his own position if Celtic's results fail to improve.
EVERTON TO LAND BRADFORD STARLET
Everton have agreed a deal to land 15-year-old Bradford City starlet George Green.
FENUCCI HOPEFUL OVER DE ROSSI
Roma's Claudio Fenucci is cautiously optimistic Daniele De Rossi will sign a new deal.
DONNY TAKE A LOOK AT GOULON
Doncaster have handed Blackburn midfielder Herold Goulon a week's trial.
LABBADIA WANTS LENO BACK
Stuttgart coach Bruno Labbadia wants teenage goalkeeper Bernd Leno to return in January.
BURNLEY TAKE STAGS STARLET ON TRIAL
Burnley have taken Tom Naylor on a week's trial and signed Luke Gallagher on a scholarship deal.
LLORIS LANDS LYON EXTENSION
Hugo Lloris has signed a two-year contract extension to keep him at Lyon until summer 2015.
ARNESEN KEEN TO FILL VOID
Frank Arnesen says Hamburg will have a new coach on their bench when they face Freiburg.
SANOGO GETS MONACO TRIAL
Ivory Coast international Boubacar Sanogo is trying to win a move to Monaco.
TEVEZ SET FOR MAN CITY INQUIRY
Carlos Tevez is set to be interviewed by Man City officials on Monday about events in Munich.
MICAH RICHARDS: TEVEZ WAS WRONG
Micah Richards has become the first Manchester City player to criticise Carlos Tevez.
SIR ALEX FERGUSON: FOUR MORE YEARS
Sir Alex Ferguson claims he could remain in the Manchester United hot-seat for four years.
CHELSEA EXPECT DROGBA DEAL
Andre Villas-Boas is confident Didier Drogba will sign a contract extension at Chelsea.
JOE COLE OPEN TO LILLE STAY
Joe Cole would be willing to consider a permanent switch to Lille when his loan spell ends.
SHAWCROSS LOVING LIFE AT STOKE
Defender Ryan Shawcross has expressed his eagerness to stay at Stoke.
McINNES WARY OF LOSING STRIKERS
St Johnstone boss Derek McInnes is wary of increasing interest in his in-form strike pair.
JOAO SILVA OPEN TO OFFERS
Joao Silva would consider leaving Everton if he was guaranteed regular first-team football.
ALLARDYCE KEEN TO BRING TEVEZ BACK
Sam Allardyce has left the door wide open for Carlos Tevez to rejoin West Ham.
STEVE BRUCE: I'M GOING NOWHERE
Defiant Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has vowed to see his mission through.
STEVE KEAN VOWS TO BATTLE ON
Steve Kean insists he will fight on at Blackburn despite the 4-0 loss to Manchester City.
WENGER RILED BY VAN PERSIE TALK
Arsene Wenger brushed off fresh claims Man City are lining up a bid for Robin van Persie.
JOHNSON WANTS FULHAM STAY
Andrew Johnson wants to extend his contract with Fulham past the end of the season.
ARSENAL WON'T SACK WENGER - REDKNAPP
Harry Redknapp admits he could never see Arsenal sacking Arsene Wenger.
WENGER TRACKED LUKA MODRIC PROGRESS
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal knew all about Luka Modric before Tottenham signed him.
SWINDON LOOK FOR LOAN GOALKEEPER
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio will look to bring in a goalkeeper on loan after Phil Smith's injury.
DONNELLY COULD EXTEND MACC STAY
Gary Simpson has hinted that he will look to extend George Donnelly's stay at Macclesfield.
MAN CITY REJECT CARLOS TEVEZ ENQUIRY
Man City have rejected an enquiry from West Ham to take Carlos Tevez on loan.
MANCINI: TEVEZ 'IS NOT MY PROBLEM'
Man City boss Roberto Mancini insists the Carlos Tevez row is "not my problem".
FERGUSON HAILS 'STRONG' MANCINI
Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Man City boss Roberto Mancini for his "strong management".
WENGER WANTS ARSENAL TO BE THE BEST
Arsene Wenger says his ambition remains to make Arsenal the best club in the world.
KROENKE STICKS UP FOR ARSENE WENGER
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has given his unequivocal backing to manager Arsene Wenger.
ALMUNIA JOINS WEST HAM ON LOAN
West Ham have signed goalkeeper Manuel Almunia on a month's loan from Arsenal.
NEW BRIGHTON DEAL FOR GUS POYET
Brighton manager Gus Poyet has signed a new five-year contract.
DAVID MOYES LAMENTS FINANCIAL DIVIDE
Everton boss David Moyes is frustrated at how much Liverpool have been able to spend.
WARNOCK BLASTS CARLOS TEVEZ
QPR boss Neil Warnock is hoping Man City striker Carlos Tevez will leave England.
PFA OFFER HELP IN CARLOS TEVEZ ROW
PFA chief Gordon Taylor does not believe the Carlos Tevez "conflict" is good for football.
QUINN: STEVE BRUCE WILL GET TIME
Niall Quinn is confident Steve Bruce will be given time to turn things around at Sunderland.
BLACKBURN TO PLOT WAY FORWARD
Blackburn owners will hold "a very big discussion" about the club's problems this week.
OWEN COYLE REMAINS DEFIANT
Owen Coyle has vowed to ride out the storm at the Reebok and get Bolton back on track.
CHELSEA FANS WANT BRIDGE STAY
Chelsea are facing pressure from their fans to stay at Stamford Bridge.
KOLAROV DENIES TEVEZ 'IDIOT' JIBE
Aleksandar Kolarov says reports he branded Carlos Tevez 'an idiot' are wide of the mark.
ROBERTSON: O'NEILL WANTS RETURN
Martin O'Neill's long-time No 2 says the Northern Irishman is keen to get back into management.
BLUES TURN TO GREEN
Everton's academy director Alan Irvine is looking forward to working with teenager George Green.
DONCASTER DEAL FOR ILUNGA
West Ham defender Herita Ilunga has joined Doncaster on a three-month loan deal.
HENDRICK IN LINE FOR DERBY DEAL
Derby boss Nigel Clough is keen to reward teenage midfielder Jeff Hendrick with a new deal.
WOOD EYES FURTHER BLUES STAY
West Brom's Chris Wood has stressed his desire to extend his loan stay at Birmingham.
SEXSTONE PONDERS NEXT MOVE
Colin Sexstone believes Bristol City are at a crossroads after Keith Millen's exit.
STRUGGLING BOLOGNA SACK BISOLI
Bologna have sacked coach Pierpaolo Bisoli after just five league games in charge.
KYLE BARTLEY WON'T BE RUSHED
Rangers' on-loan Arsenal defender Kyle Bartley insists he will not rush his comeback from injury.
CAPARROS SET FOR MALLORCA JOB
Real Mallorca appear set to confirm Joaquin Caparros as their new coach later today.
PSV WOULD WELCOME BACK VAN BOMMEL
Mark van Bommel would be welcome back at PSV if he returns to the Netherlands.
CRUYFF WOULD WELCOME VAN BASTEN
Ajax advisor Johan Cruyff is keen for Marco van Basten to return to the club.
DJIBRIL CISSE REVEALS CHINESE OFFER
Djibril Cisse turned down a chance to move to China this summer to join Lazio instead.
NIALL QUINN CHANGES SUNDERLAND ROLE
Niall Quinn has stood down as Sunderland chairman to focus on a new role within the club.
STEVE KEAN: OWNERS WILL BACK ME
Blackburn boss Steve Kean is confident he'll get a continued vote of confidence this week.
STEVE McCLAREN REVEALS QUIT MOTIVE
Steve McClaren claims he resigned as Nottingham Forest didn't share his ambition.
ANCELOTTI EYES PREMIER RETURN
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is eager to manage another top English club.
BRISTOL CITY AXE KEITH MILLEN
Championship basement side Bristol City have confirmed the departure of Keith Millen.
POYET CONSIDERING REINFORCEMENTS
Gus Poyet could dip into the loan market to arrest Brighton's recent slump.
NEIL LENNON LOOKING AT HIS POSITION
Neil Lennon admits he will look at his own position if Celtic's results fail to improve.
EVERTON TO LAND BRADFORD STARLET
Everton have agreed a deal to land 15-year-old Bradford City starlet George Green.
FENUCCI HOPEFUL OVER DE ROSSI
Roma's Claudio Fenucci is cautiously optimistic Daniele De Rossi will sign a new deal.
DONNY TAKE A LOOK AT GOULON
Doncaster have handed Blackburn midfielder Herold Goulon a week's trial.
LABBADIA WANTS LENO BACK
Stuttgart coach Bruno Labbadia wants teenage goalkeeper Bernd Leno to return in January.
BURNLEY TAKE STAGS STARLET ON TRIAL
Burnley have taken Tom Naylor on a week's trial and signed Luke Gallagher on a scholarship deal.
LLORIS LANDS LYON EXTENSION
Hugo Lloris has signed a two-year contract extension to keep him at Lyon until summer 2015.
ARNESEN KEEN TO FILL VOID
Frank Arnesen says Hamburg will have a new coach on their bench when they face Freiburg.
SANOGO GETS MONACO TRIAL
Ivory Coast international Boubacar Sanogo is trying to win a move to Monaco.
TEVEZ SET FOR MAN CITY INQUIRY
Carlos Tevez is set to be interviewed by Man City officials on Monday about events in Munich.
MICAH RICHARDS: TEVEZ WAS WRONG
Micah Richards has become the first Manchester City player to criticise Carlos Tevez.
SIR ALEX FERGUSON: FOUR MORE YEARS
Sir Alex Ferguson claims he could remain in the Manchester United hot-seat for four years.
CHELSEA EXPECT DROGBA DEAL
Andre Villas-Boas is confident Didier Drogba will sign a contract extension at Chelsea.
JOE COLE OPEN TO LILLE STAY
Joe Cole would be willing to consider a permanent switch to Lille when his loan spell ends.
SHAWCROSS LOVING LIFE AT STOKE
Defender Ryan Shawcross has expressed his eagerness to stay at Stoke.
McINNES WARY OF LOSING STRIKERS
St Johnstone boss Derek McInnes is wary of increasing interest in his in-form strike pair.
JOAO SILVA OPEN TO OFFERS
Joao Silva would consider leaving Everton if he was guaranteed regular first-team football.
ALLARDYCE KEEN TO BRING TEVEZ BACK
Sam Allardyce has left the door wide open for Carlos Tevez to rejoin West Ham.
STEVE BRUCE: I'M GOING NOWHERE
Defiant Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has vowed to see his mission through.
STEVE KEAN VOWS TO BATTLE ON
Steve Kean insists he will fight on at Blackburn despite the 4-0 loss to Manchester City.
WENGER RILED BY VAN PERSIE TALK
Arsene Wenger brushed off fresh claims Man City are lining up a bid for Robin van Persie.
JOHNSON WANTS FULHAM STAY
Andrew Johnson wants to extend his contract with Fulham past the end of the season.
ARSENAL WON'T SACK WENGER - REDKNAPP
Harry Redknapp admits he could never see Arsenal sacking Arsene Wenger.
WENGER TRACKED LUKA MODRIC PROGRESS
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal knew all about Luka Modric before Tottenham signed him.
SWINDON LOOK FOR LOAN GOALKEEPER
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio will look to bring in a goalkeeper on loan after Phil Smith's injury.
DONNELLY COULD EXTEND MACC STAY
Gary Simpson has hinted that he will look to extend George Donnelly's stay at Macclesfield.
MAN CITY REJECT CARLOS TEVEZ ENQUIRY
Man City have rejected an enquiry from West Ham to take Carlos Tevez on loan.
MANCINI: TEVEZ 'IS NOT MY PROBLEM'
Man City boss Roberto Mancini insists the Carlos Tevez row is "not my problem".
FERGUSON HAILS 'STRONG' MANCINI
Sir Alex Ferguson has praised Man City boss Roberto Mancini for his "strong management".
WENGER WANTS ARSENAL TO BE THE BEST
Arsene Wenger says his ambition remains to make Arsenal the best club in the world.
KROENKE STICKS UP FOR ARSENE WENGER
Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has given his unequivocal backing to manager Arsene Wenger.
ALMUNIA JOINS WEST HAM ON LOAN
West Ham have signed goalkeeper Manuel Almunia on a month's loan from Arsenal.
NEW BRIGHTON DEAL FOR GUS POYET
Brighton manager Gus Poyet has signed a new five-year contract.
DAVID MOYES LAMENTS FINANCIAL DIVIDE
Everton boss David Moyes is frustrated at how much Liverpool have been able to spend.
WARNOCK BLASTS CARLOS TEVEZ
QPR boss Neil Warnock is hoping Man City striker Carlos Tevez will leave England.
PFA OFFER HELP IN CARLOS TEVEZ ROW
PFA chief Gordon Taylor does not believe the Carlos Tevez "conflict" is good for football.
Lewandowski fee 'not suitable'
Dortmund striker's agent claims there have been 'unofficial' offers
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:46am
Robert Lewandowski: Borussia Dortmund striker will cost more than £13m following reported Chelsea bid
Robert Lewandowski's agent insists it will cost more than £13million to prise the striker away from Bundesliga champions Borussia Dortmund.
The Poland international has admitted he is keen to play in the Premier League, and he has been linked with moves to Chelsea
and Manchester United.
Reports over the weekend claimed that Chelsea had seen a £13m offer for Lewandowski
rejected by Dortmund, who are determined to keep hold of the forward.
Dortmund are also in talks to extend Lewandowski's contract, which has two years left to run, and say talk of a move to England this summer is just a 'dream'.
Lewandowski's representative Maik Barthel does not want to get dragged into the speculation, but conceded the figures being quoted are well short of the player's value.
"Unofficially there are offers from top English clubs," Barthel told Goal.com.
"We respect the contract situation in Dortmund and don't want to take part in speculation.
"A £13million transfer fee is not suitable."
Dortmund striker's agent claims there have been 'unofficial' offers
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:46am
Robert Lewandowski: Borussia Dortmund striker will cost more than £13m following reported Chelsea bid
Robert Lewandowski's agent insists it will cost more than £13million to prise the striker away from Bundesliga champions Borussia Dortmund.
The Poland international has admitted he is keen to play in the Premier League, and he has been linked with moves to Chelsea
Reports over the weekend claimed that Chelsea had seen a £13m offer for Lewandowski
Dortmund are also in talks to extend Lewandowski's contract, which has two years left to run, and say talk of a move to England this summer is just a 'dream'.
Lewandowski's representative Maik Barthel does not want to get dragged into the speculation, but conceded the figures being quoted are well short of the player's value.
"Unofficially there are offers from top English clubs," Barthel told Goal.com.
"We respect the contract situation in Dortmund and don't want to take part in speculation.
"A £13million transfer fee is not suitable."
Wenger sets Van Persie deadline
Arsenal manager reiterates desire to keep his captain
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:26am
Robin van Persie: Arsenal captain's future is likely to be decided before the start of the season
Arsene Wenger has set a deadline for the future of Arsenal captain Robin van Persie to be resolved after again outlining his desire to keep hold of the striker.
Van Persie
recently confirmed that he has no plans to sign an extension to his Arsenal
contract, which has a further 12 months to run.
Manchester United
have declared an interest in the Netherlands international, while Manchester City
and Juventus
are also understood to have made bids.
Mindful of the way the Gunners' start to last season was disrupted by transfer speculation surrounding key players, Wenger is keen for the Van Persie
issue not to drag on.
Wenger is adamant he will do what is best for Arsenal, but stressed he remains a big supporter of Van Persie, who has not travelled on the pre-season tour to Asia.
In demand
Speaking in Malaysia, Wenger said: "Van Persie is a world-class striker and I am a big supporter of him. I have supported him through his whole career. He has one year left and is in demand but our desire is to keep him.
"We will do what is in best interest of the club. If you have a decoder in your head you can decode that."
Arsene Wenger Quotes of the week
"However, we will do what is in best interest of the club. If you have a decoder in your head you can decode that.
"The official transfer deadline is August 31 but then we can create an internal deadline."
Asked if that was before the new season kicks off, he replied: "Of course. I believe the transfer market should stop before the season starts anyway."
Wenger also stated that, whether Van Persie is sold or stays at Emirates Stadium, it will not be an indicator of the level of ambition at Arsenal.
He added: "We are very, very ambitious. You know that. Not only very ambitious, but also very proud of the way we run our club.
"For me, the size of a club is down to the size of the support. It can be the size of the cheque book to others but, for me, it's the size of the support. You cannot question the size of the support. You cannot question the size of the club when one player leaves or stays. That's not linked."
Arsenal manager reiterates desire to keep his captain
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:26am
Robin van Persie: Arsenal captain's future is likely to be decided before the start of the season
Arsene Wenger has set a deadline for the future of Arsenal captain Robin van Persie to be resolved after again outlining his desire to keep hold of the striker.
Van Persie
Manchester United
Mindful of the way the Gunners' start to last season was disrupted by transfer speculation surrounding key players, Wenger is keen for the Van Persie
Wenger is adamant he will do what is best for Arsenal, but stressed he remains a big supporter of Van Persie, who has not travelled on the pre-season tour to Asia.
In demand
Speaking in Malaysia, Wenger said: "Van Persie is a world-class striker and I am a big supporter of him. I have supported him through his whole career. He has one year left and is in demand but our desire is to keep him.
"We will do what is in best interest of the club. If you have a decoder in your head you can decode that."
Arsene Wenger Quotes of the week
"However, we will do what is in best interest of the club. If you have a decoder in your head you can decode that.
"The official transfer deadline is August 31 but then we can create an internal deadline."
Asked if that was before the new season kicks off, he replied: "Of course. I believe the transfer market should stop before the season starts anyway."
Wenger also stated that, whether Van Persie is sold or stays at Emirates Stadium, it will not be an indicator of the level of ambition at Arsenal.
He added: "We are very, very ambitious. You know that. Not only very ambitious, but also very proud of the way we run our club.
"For me, the size of a club is down to the size of the support. It can be the size of the cheque book to others but, for me, it's the size of the support. You cannot question the size of the support. You cannot question the size of the club when one player leaves or stays. That's not linked."
Kean waits for QPR Hoilett bid
Blackburn boss expects 'chunky' figure for Canada international
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 9:21am
Junior Hoilett: Set to join Queens Park Rangers and Blackburn are waiting on an offer
Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean is waiting to see if Queens Park Rangers make an offer for Junior Hoilett or whether the matter will go to a tribunal.
Hoilett has rejected a new contract at Ewood Park following Rovers' relegation from the Premier League and Sky Sports understands he has agreed a deal with QPR.
Borussia Monchengladbach
were also among the clubs interested in signing the Canada international, but Hoilett has opted to stay in England.
Rovers will be entitled to compensation for the 22-year-old and reports have claimed the Championship club are demanding £6million for the forward.
There has also been speculation that Kean would be prepared to accept QPR striker Jamie Mackie in part exchange, but the Rovers boss is still expecting a 'chunky' fee for Hoilett.
"QPR might make us an offer, if not it might go to a tribunal," said Kean in the Daily Mirror.
"Manchester City
got a chunky figure when Daniel Sturridge
went to Chelsea.
"We've had Junior a long time and developed him and put a lot of time and effort in."
Blackburn boss expects 'chunky' figure for Canada international
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 9:21am
Junior Hoilett: Set to join Queens Park Rangers and Blackburn are waiting on an offer
Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean is waiting to see if Queens Park Rangers make an offer for Junior Hoilett or whether the matter will go to a tribunal.
Hoilett has rejected a new contract at Ewood Park following Rovers' relegation from the Premier League and Sky Sports understands he has agreed a deal with QPR.
Borussia Monchengladbach
Rovers will be entitled to compensation for the 22-year-old and reports have claimed the Championship club are demanding £6million for the forward.
There has also been speculation that Kean would be prepared to accept QPR striker Jamie Mackie in part exchange, but the Rovers boss is still expecting a 'chunky' fee for Hoilett.
"QPR might make us an offer, if not it might go to a tribunal," said Kean in the Daily Mirror.
"Manchester City
"We've had Junior a long time and developed him and put a lot of time and effort in."
Rodgers firm on Skrtel
Liverpool boss would fight to keep Slovakian
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:48am
Martin Skrtel: Linked with move away from Liverpool
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers insists he has no plans to let defender Martin Skrtel leave the club.
The Slovakia international revealed earlier this month that he knew of interest from a number of clubs.
Champions Manchester City are one of those linked with the 27-year-old but Rodgers is adamant that he will 'fight' to keep hold of Skrtel.
"I've heard nothing from any other club," said Rodgers.
"Martin has been fantastic. He seems happy and contented. He has fit into my plans and ideas.
"I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and Martin is one of them."
Brendan Rodgers Quotes of the week
"I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and Martin is one of them."
Suarez
Rodgers has the same stance over Luis Suarez, insisting that he is looking forward to seeing him in action.
"I'm confident Luis is really looking forward to playing for us this season and is really looking forward to this way of football," said Rodgers.
"I have spoken to him and had nothing but positivity from him.
"He is obviously at the Olympics and I wish him well, but I will wish him better when he comes back.
"Unfortunately there is always that rumour, speculation and gossip and until the window closes that will continue."
Liverpool boss would fight to keep Slovakian
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:48am
Martin Skrtel: Linked with move away from Liverpool
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers insists he has no plans to let defender Martin Skrtel leave the club.
The Slovakia international revealed earlier this month that he knew of interest from a number of clubs.
Champions Manchester City are one of those linked with the 27-year-old but Rodgers is adamant that he will 'fight' to keep hold of Skrtel.
"I've heard nothing from any other club," said Rodgers.
"Martin has been fantastic. He seems happy and contented. He has fit into my plans and ideas.
"I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and Martin is one of them."
Brendan Rodgers Quotes of the week
"I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and Martin is one of them."
Suarez
Rodgers has the same stance over Luis Suarez, insisting that he is looking forward to seeing him in action.
"I'm confident Luis is really looking forward to playing for us this season and is really looking forward to this way of football," said Rodgers.
"I have spoken to him and had nothing but positivity from him.
"He is obviously at the Olympics and I wish him well, but I will wish him better when he comes back.
"Unfortunately there is always that rumour, speculation and gossip and until the window closes that will continue."
Baggies check on Yacob
Argentine training with West Brom
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:07am
Claudio Yacob: Has linked up with West Brom
West Bromwich Albion have confirmed that Argentina international Claudio Yacob has joined their pre-season training camp in Sweden.
The Baggies have been locked in talks with the 25-year-old over the past week and now he has flown to Scandinavia to link up with Steve Clarke's squad.
The midfielder, who has three caps to his name, will now train with the Baggies squad with a view to sealing a permanent deal.
West Brom
sporting and technical director Dan Ashworth confirmed: "This will give Claudio the chance to take a closer look at us, and us at him."
Argentine training with West Brom
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 8:07am
Claudio Yacob: Has linked up with West Brom
West Bromwich Albion have confirmed that Argentina international Claudio Yacob has joined their pre-season training camp in Sweden.
The Baggies have been locked in talks with the 25-year-old over the past week and now he has flown to Scandinavia to link up with Steve Clarke's squad.
The midfielder, who has three caps to his name, will now train with the Baggies squad with a view to sealing a permanent deal.
West Brom
Hammers sign Swiss keeper
Spiegel to provide cover for Jaaskelainen and Henderson
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 1:00pm
West Ham United have improved their goalkeeping options by signing Swiss youngster Raphael Spiegel from Grasshoppers for an undisclosed fee.
Spiegel has agreed a three-year contract with the Premier League club, with the option of a further year, and is due to link up with the Hammers later this week.
The Switzerland Under 20 international has represented his country at various youth levels and is regarded as one of their leading prospects.
He has previously featured for Grasshoppers' second team in the third tier of Swiss football and last season had a loan spell with second division club SC Bruhl SG.
The 19-year-old will provide cover in Sam Allardyce's squad for senior keepers Jussi Jaaskelainen and Stephen Henderson.
Jaaskelainen joined West Ham on a free transfer from Bolton Wanderers
earlier in the summer, while Henderson finalised a permanent move after finishing last season on loan from Portsmouth.
Spiegel to provide cover for Jaaskelainen and Henderson
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 1:00pm
West Ham United have improved their goalkeeping options by signing Swiss youngster Raphael Spiegel from Grasshoppers for an undisclosed fee.
Spiegel has agreed a three-year contract with the Premier League club, with the option of a further year, and is due to link up with the Hammers later this week.
The Switzerland Under 20 international has represented his country at various youth levels and is regarded as one of their leading prospects.
He has previously featured for Grasshoppers' second team in the third tier of Swiss football and last season had a loan spell with second division club SC Bruhl SG.
The 19-year-old will provide cover in Sam Allardyce's squad for senior keepers Jussi Jaaskelainen and Stephen Henderson.
Jaaskelainen joined West Ham on a free transfer from Bolton Wanderers
Ighalo keen on Prem move
Udinese striker reveals interest in joining Laudrup's Swansea
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 2:36pm
Odion Ighalo: Udinese striker wants to play in the Premier League and has been linked with Swansea
Highly-rated Udinese striker Odion Ighalo has set his sights on a dream move to England, amid reports Swansea City are interested in the Nigerian.
The 23-year-old caught the eye last term whilst playing for Spanish outfit Granada in La Liga
on a season-long loan and he scored six times.
The Serie A club are keen to utilise the pacey striker this term, but Ighalo
says that the chance to play in the Premier League would be an opportunity too good to refuse.
"My agent has told me that there are a few clubs interested in me and hopefully something will happen shortly," Ighalo told Sky Sports.
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"I'm still a Udinese
player, so it is up to them whether I am allowed to join on loan or leave permanently, but I believe that if a reasonable offer is made they will let me go.
Dream
"They will be playing in the Champions League next season and they want me to play for them, but my dream is to play in England and hopefully they won't stand in my way if that opportunity arises for me.
"One of the clubs that I have heard are interested is Swansea because the coach there knows me from my time in Spain.
"Michael Laudrup
was in charge of Mallorca last season and so he knows me and has already brought a few Spanish-based players in already with Michu and Jonathan De Guzman.
"Laudrup would be a good coach to play for because of the way he approaches the game and the challenge of playing in England would be great."
The former Nigeria youth international helped Granada gain consecutive promotions having played in Spain for the past three seasons, but he is confident of adapting his game to the rigours of the Premier League.
He added: "I've played in La Liga and have experienced the culture and football that the country has to offer, but I now want a different challenge.
"Friends and team-mates have told me how good the Premier League is and I'm really looking forward to making it happen before the transfer window closes.
"I'm confident that I could adapt to playing in the Premier League and I really hope that my dream comes true."
Udinese striker reveals interest in joining Laudrup's Swansea
Last Updated: July 23, 2012 2:36pm
Odion Ighalo: Udinese striker wants to play in the Premier League and has been linked with Swansea
Highly-rated Udinese striker Odion Ighalo has set his sights on a dream move to England, amid reports Swansea City are interested in the Nigerian.
The 23-year-old caught the eye last term whilst playing for Spanish outfit Granada in La Liga
The Serie A club are keen to utilise the pacey striker this term, but Ighalo
"My agent has told me that there are a few clubs interested in me and hopefully something will happen shortly," Ighalo told Sky Sports.
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"I'm still a Udinese
Dream
"They will be playing in the Champions League next season and they want me to play for them, but my dream is to play in England and hopefully they won't stand in my way if that opportunity arises for me.
"One of the clubs that I have heard are interested is Swansea because the coach there knows me from my time in Spain.
"Michael Laudrup
"Laudrup would be a good coach to play for because of the way he approaches the game and the challenge of playing in England would be great."
The former Nigeria youth international helped Granada gain consecutive promotions having played in Spain for the past three seasons, but he is confident of adapting his game to the rigours of the Premier League.
He added: "I've played in La Liga and have experienced the culture and football that the country has to offer, but I now want a different challenge.
"Friends and team-mates have told me how good the Premier League is and I'm really looking forward to making it happen before the transfer window closes.
"I'm confident that I could adapt to playing in the Premier League and I really hope that my dream comes true."
Lampard open over future
Last Updated: July 23 2012, 10:37 BST
Frank Lampard refused to rule out a future move to Major League Soccer following Chelsea's draw with Paris St Germain on Sunday evening.
Frank Lampard: Open to future options
Lampard was spotted in Los Angeles earlier this summer, where he was with former England team-mate David Beckham, who is already plying a successful trade in America.
A move to LA alongside Beckham is reported to be on the cards, and Lampard admits that he may look at that - but not until next year.
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"I have another year on my contract at Chelsea. We have a big season. We play in the Super Cup and the World Club Championship in December. Then it's up to Chelsea," he told reporters after the PSG match in New York.
"If they want to speak with me about my future, then I'll speak with them. I wouldn't rule anything out at the moment."
Frank Lampard
Last Updated: July 23 2012, 10:37 BST
Frank Lampard refused to rule out a future move to Major League Soccer following Chelsea's draw with Paris St Germain on Sunday evening.
Frank Lampard: Open to future options
Lampard was spotted in Los Angeles earlier this summer, where he was with former England team-mate David Beckham, who is already plying a successful trade in America.
A move to LA alongside Beckham is reported to be on the cards, and Lampard admits that he may look at that - but not until next year.
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"I have another year on my contract at Chelsea. We have a big season. We play in the Super Cup and the World Club Championship in December. Then it's up to Chelsea," he told reporters after the PSG match in New York.
Frank Lampard
Portsmouth close to extinction
Last Updated: July 23 2012, 11:24 BST
Portsmouth administrator Trevor Birch has warned that the club could be liquidated within the next fortnight.
Portsmouth: Close to liquidation
The League One club is trying to negotiate with eight senior players, but their refusal to compromise over wage demands has left Pompey at the brink of extinction.
Nwankwo Kanu has also lodged a claim for £3m in back pay and Birch says it is the players who have the future of the team in their hands.
"The club is heading for liquidation in just a few weeks, perhaps two weeks if these players don't leave or compromise on their wages," Birch said.
"We still have players like Ben Haim, Dave Kitson and Kanu on our books.
"Kanu has served the club notice that he wants to leave but before doing so he wants the money he says is owed to him by the club. These players hold the survival of the club in their hands.
"I must stress it is not their fault as the players didn't get the club into this trouble, but they do now have the ability to get the club out of this mess.
"The problem with everybody is that this club has cried wolf so often that no one believes it will happen, no one believes they will go out of business, but they will in two or three weeks. It is that serious now. The trouble is 'Portsmouth fatigue', but the truth is that the club is now fighting for its life."
Last Updated: July 23 2012, 11:24 BST
Portsmouth administrator Trevor Birch has warned that the club could be liquidated within the next fortnight.
Portsmouth: Close to liquidation
The League One club is trying to negotiate with eight senior players, but their refusal to compromise over wage demands has left Pompey at the brink of extinction.
Nwankwo Kanu has also lodged a claim for £3m in back pay and Birch says it is the players who have the future of the team in their hands.
"The club is heading for liquidation in just a few weeks, perhaps two weeks if these players don't leave or compromise on their wages," Birch said.
"We still have players like Ben Haim, Dave Kitson and Kanu on our books.
"Kanu has served the club notice that he wants to leave but before doing so he wants the money he says is owed to him by the club. These players hold the survival of the club in their hands.
"I must stress it is not their fault as the players didn't get the club into this trouble, but they do now have the ability to get the club out of this mess.
"The problem with everybody is that this club has cried wolf so often that no one believes it will happen, no one believes they will go out of business, but they will in two or three weeks. It is that serious now. The trouble is 'Portsmouth fatigue', but the truth is that the club is now fighting for its life."
Agent claims Moura deal is off
Ribeiro says Manchester United won't make new bid
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 8:56am
Lucas Moura: Wanted by Sir Alex Ferguson
Lucas Moura's agent Wagner Ribeiro says any move to Manchester United is off as they will not up their bid for the Brazilian ace.
United have lodged an offer for the Sao Paulo
midfielder, currently in England with Brazil's Olympic squad.
But with Sao Paulo wanting around £30million, it appears their asking price could be too high.
Ribeiro, one of the leading agents in South America,
does not think Moura will be moving anywhere this summer after United's bid was rejected.
"They have reached their limit," Ribeiro told UOL.
"Lucas Moura won't leave. He is happy at Sao Paulo. We have to forget this subject. There is no possibility he leaves now.
"Manchester United
made an offer, which was rejected and they won't make another one as they have reached their limit."
Ribeiro says Manchester United won't make new bid
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 8:56am
Lucas Moura: Wanted by Sir Alex Ferguson
Lucas Moura's agent Wagner Ribeiro says any move to Manchester United is off as they will not up their bid for the Brazilian ace.
United have lodged an offer for the Sao Paulo
But with Sao Paulo wanting around £30million, it appears their asking price could be too high.
Ribeiro, one of the leading agents in South America,
"They have reached their limit," Ribeiro told UOL.
"Lucas Moura won't leave. He is happy at Sao Paulo. We have to forget this subject. There is no possibility he leaves now.
"Manchester United
Agbonlahor plays down exit talk
Striker happy at Villa
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 8:38am
Gabriel Agbonlahor: Happy at Villa
Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor has played down speculation that he is set to join former boss Martin O'Neill at Sunderland.
The 25-year-old England striker is believed to be O'Neill's radar as he looks to bring in an experienced forward.
But with three-years left on his current deal at Villa Park,
the Birmingham-born striker is more than happy with life in the Second City.
Agbonlahor
told The Sun: "Looking at it over the summer I'm just laughing at myself thinking 'where do they get these links from?'
"I'm an Aston Villa
player, it's my home club, I love the club.
"As long as I'm contracted to the club then I'll continue to play for them - until I get told otherwise.
"When you've played with a manager as good as Martin O'Neill
you are going to be linked with him. But, for me, it's just speculation.
"Also when a new manager (Paul Lambert
) comes in, people think straight away you won't be involved."
Striker happy at Villa
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 8:38am
Gabriel Agbonlahor: Happy at Villa
Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor has played down speculation that he is set to join former boss Martin O'Neill at Sunderland.
The 25-year-old England striker is believed to be O'Neill's radar as he looks to bring in an experienced forward.
But with three-years left on his current deal at Villa Park,
Agbonlahor
"I'm an Aston Villa
"As long as I'm contracted to the club then I'll continue to play for them - until I get told otherwise.
"When you've played with a manager as good as Martin O'Neill
"Also when a new manager (Paul Lambert
QPR give Barton green light
Midfielder allowed to train with League Two outfit
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 7:51am
Joey Barton: To train with Football League new boys
Queens Park Rangers have confirmed they have given Joey Barton permission to train with Football League new boys Fleetwood Town.
Sky Sports revealed that Barton
was set to train with Micky Mellon's outfit for the remainder of pre-season.
Now QPR have released a statement confirming the situation, after Barton was left out of their squad to tour Asia.
"Queens Park Rangers
Football Club can confirm we have given Joey Barton permission to train with Fleetwood Town," said the Rangers
statement.
"The First Team squad are currently on their way back from a hugely successful tour of Asia and are now looking forward with anticipation to the remainder of pre-season and the start of the 2012/13 Barclays Premier League campaign."
Barton is suspended for the first 12 matches of the season after picking up two counts of violent conduct following his sending off at Manchester City
on the final day of last season.
Midfielder allowed to train with League Two outfit
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 7:51am
Joey Barton: To train with Football League new boys
Queens Park Rangers have confirmed they have given Joey Barton permission to train with Football League new boys Fleetwood Town.
Sky Sports revealed that Barton
Now QPR have released a statement confirming the situation, after Barton was left out of their squad to tour Asia.
"Queens Park Rangers
"The First Team squad are currently on their way back from a hugely successful tour of Asia and are now looking forward with anticipation to the remainder of pre-season and the start of the 2012/13 Barclays Premier League campaign."
Barton is suspended for the first 12 matches of the season after picking up two counts of violent conduct following his sending off at Manchester City
Pienaar move closer after Cahill exit
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 7:37 BST
Everton could be set to complete the permanent return of Steven Pienaar after agreeing for Tim Cahill to move to New York Red Bulls.
Cahill: Heading to New York
Everton announced on Monday night that they had agreed a fee with Major League Soccer for the midfielder who joined them from Millwall in 2004, scoring 68 goals in 278 appearances.
A statement on the club's official website said: "Everton have agreed with Major League Soccer (MLS) that Tim Cahill can be transferred to the New York Red Bulls.
"Tim, 32, will move to the Red Bulls for a nominal fee, subject to agreeing personal terms and passing a medical. He will travel to the US in the next few days."
The move would come as something of a surprise although Cahill's departure could pave the way for Pienaar to re-sign for Everton, following a noteworthy loan spell from Tottenham last season.
With attacking midfielder Steven Naismith also signing from Rangers this summer, Cahill may seek new pastures to guarantee himself first-team action.
He would join fellow Premier League players Thierry Henry and Teemu Tainio in New York, while former Barcelona defender Rafael Marquez also plies his trade at the Red Bull Arena.
Cahill, who has scored 24 goals in 55 appearances for Australia, would also come up against former team-mate Landon Donovan, who plays for LA Galaxy but has had two loan spells with David Moyes' men.
The 32-year-old would end his career at Goodison Park on a sour note after being sent off on the final day of last season against Newcastle following a clash with Toon midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Although the Frenchman apologised for his comments on Newcastle's official website, Cahill was still handed a three-match ban after Everton's appeal to the Football Association was rejected.
And while he accepted the suspension, he was left "disgusted" by Cabaye's comments, adding: "I don't wish to elaborate on the exact detail of what was said - but his words have no place either on or off the football pitch.
"Cabaye has apologised via his club's website and as far as I am concerned the matter is now closed."
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 7:37 BST
Everton could be set to complete the permanent return of Steven Pienaar after agreeing for Tim Cahill to move to New York Red Bulls.
Cahill: Heading to New York
Everton announced on Monday night that they had agreed a fee with Major League Soccer for the midfielder who joined them from Millwall in 2004, scoring 68 goals in 278 appearances.
A statement on the club's official website said: "Everton have agreed with Major League Soccer (MLS) that Tim Cahill can be transferred to the New York Red Bulls.
"Tim, 32, will move to the Red Bulls for a nominal fee, subject to agreeing personal terms and passing a medical. He will travel to the US in the next few days."
The move would come as something of a surprise although Cahill's departure could pave the way for Pienaar to re-sign for Everton, following a noteworthy loan spell from Tottenham last season.
With attacking midfielder Steven Naismith also signing from Rangers this summer, Cahill may seek new pastures to guarantee himself first-team action.
He would join fellow Premier League players Thierry Henry and Teemu Tainio in New York, while former Barcelona defender Rafael Marquez also plies his trade at the Red Bull Arena.
Cahill, who has scored 24 goals in 55 appearances for Australia, would also come up against former team-mate Landon Donovan, who plays for LA Galaxy but has had two loan spells with David Moyes' men.
The 32-year-old would end his career at Goodison Park on a sour note after being sent off on the final day of last season against Newcastle following a clash with Toon midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Although the Frenchman apologised for his comments on Newcastle's official website, Cahill was still handed a three-match ban after Everton's appeal to the Football Association was rejected.
And while he accepted the suspension, he was left "disgusted" by Cabaye's comments, adding: "I don't wish to elaborate on the exact detail of what was said - but his words have no place either on or off the football pitch.
"Cabaye has apologised via his club's website and as far as I am concerned the matter is now closed."
Chamakh: Let me play
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 8:39 BST
Marouane Chamakh admits Robin van Persie leaving Arsenal could benefit his Emirates career.
Chamakh: Few opportunities last season
The Moroccan is the only recognised striker on the club's Far East tour, with wantaway Van Persie left in London and new signings Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud given further time to recover following Euro 2012.
Chamakh has struggled to make an impact since arriving on a free transfer from Bordeaux in 2010 and has urged for more time on the pitch to prove his worth.
Asked if he would benefit if Van Persie leaves, Chamakh said: "Yes. If I am staying here with Arsenal I will do my best for the team and give the maximum.
"Last season was difficult. We were playing with just one striker. There was not a lot I could do.
"I was upset because I thought I could have played more. I hope this season I will play more than last.
"I have not spoken to the manager but I will soon. Yes, I need to be more confident. But to be more confident I need to play more. I am determined to stay."
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 8:39 BST
Marouane Chamakh admits Robin van Persie leaving Arsenal could benefit his Emirates career.
Chamakh: Few opportunities last season
The Moroccan is the only recognised striker on the club's Far East tour, with wantaway Van Persie left in London and new signings Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud given further time to recover following Euro 2012.
Chamakh has struggled to make an impact since arriving on a free transfer from Bordeaux in 2010 and has urged for more time on the pitch to prove his worth.
Asked if he would benefit if Van Persie leaves, Chamakh said: "Yes. If I am staying here with Arsenal I will do my best for the team and give the maximum.
"Last season was difficult. We were playing with just one striker. There was not a lot I could do.
"I was upset because I thought I could have played more. I hope this season I will play more than last.
"I have not spoken to the manager but I will soon. Yes, I need to be more confident. But to be more confident I need to play more. I am determined to stay."
Silva joins Barnsley
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 8:50 BST
Barnsley have signed Liverpool winger Toni Silva on a two-year deal.
Toni Silva: Two-year Barnsley deal
The Portuguese youth international becomes Keith Hill's fifth signing of the summer, and the Tykes manager said: "He's left-footed and likes playing on the right. He's quick with and without the ball. He's young and enthusiastic. There's a lot of development we've got to put into this player to make him into a £3million player and I believe we will be able to do that."
The 18-year-old joined Liverpool from Portuguese giants Benfica as a youngster and spent time on loan at Northampton last season.
Last Updated: July 24 2012, 8:50 BST
Barnsley have signed Liverpool winger Toni Silva on a two-year deal.
Toni Silva: Two-year Barnsley deal
The Portuguese youth international becomes Keith Hill's fifth signing of the summer, and the Tykes manager said: "He's left-footed and likes playing on the right. He's quick with and without the ball. He's young and enthusiastic. There's a lot of development we've got to put into this player to make him into a £3million player and I believe we will be able to do that."
The 18-year-old joined Liverpool from Portuguese giants Benfica as a youngster and spent time on loan at Northampton last season.
Barca prepare new Puyol deal
He's a symbol and merits different treatment, says Zubizarreta
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 11:11am
Carles Puyol: Looks set to be offered a contract extension at Barcelona
Carles Puyol looks set to be offered a new long-term contract at Barcelona at the age of 34.
The Barca captain has been at the Nou Camp since he was a teenager and made his first-team debut for the club in October 1999.
The defender has revealed he has no plans to retire and instead is hoping to keep going for as long as possible.
"I want to keep playing football until the age of 40," Puyol
was quoted as saying in the Catalan press.
That's an ambitious target if Puyol hopes to stay at a club that has won the UEFA Champions League
in three of the last seven seasons.
But Barcelona
sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta
readily admits that different rules apply when it comes to the iconic Catalan figure.
"The situation of Carles is special because it is not a simple deal," added Zubizarreta.
"For us he is a symbol in the club and merits different treatment.
"Barcelona will not be hasty on this subject but we are totally certain that we want Puyol at our club forever."
He's a symbol and merits different treatment, says Zubizarreta
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 11:11am
Carles Puyol: Looks set to be offered a contract extension at Barcelona
Carles Puyol looks set to be offered a new long-term contract at Barcelona at the age of 34.
The Barca captain has been at the Nou Camp since he was a teenager and made his first-team debut for the club in October 1999.
The defender has revealed he has no plans to retire and instead is hoping to keep going for as long as possible.
"I want to keep playing football until the age of 40," Puyol
That's an ambitious target if Puyol hopes to stay at a club that has won the UEFA Champions League
But Barcelona
"The situation of Carles is special because it is not a simple deal," added Zubizarreta.
"For us he is a symbol in the club and merits different treatment.
"Barcelona will not be hasty on this subject but we are totally certain that we want Puyol at our club forever."
Jenas reluctant to drop down
Spurs midfielder has no desire to play in the Championship
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 11:56am
Jermaine Jenas: Has been linked with a return to his roots at Nottingham Forest
Sky Sports understands that Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas, who has been linked with a return to Nottingham Forest, has no desire to drop down into the Championship.
Reports have suggested that Forest's new owners are eyeing an audacious move for Jenas
as they look to bring a 'marquee signing' to the City Ground.
Jenas is a product of the Reds' academy system and burst onto the scene as a talented teenager before being offloaded to Newcastle United
in 2002.
The 29-year-old has spent the last 10 years turning out for the Magpies, Spurs, Aston Villa
and England.
He has, however, struggled with injury of late and dropped out of the international picture.
It was suggested that he could be tempted back to his roots by the promise of regular football and a shot at promotion with Forest.
The Reds may struggle to put a deal in place, though, with Jenas reluctant to step down a level after proving himself in the Premier League.
Spurs midfielder has no desire to play in the Championship
Last Updated: July 24, 2012 11:56am
Jermaine Jenas: Has been linked with a return to his roots at Nottingham Forest
Sky Sports understands that Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas, who has been linked with a return to Nottingham Forest, has no desire to drop down into the Championship.
Reports have suggested that Forest's new owners are eyeing an audacious move for Jenas
Jenas is a product of the Reds' academy system and burst onto the scene as a talented teenager before being offloaded to Newcastle United
The 29-year-old has spent the last 10 years turning out for the Magpies, Spurs, Aston Villa
He has, however, struggled with injury of late and dropped out of the international picture.
It was suggested that he could be tempted back to his roots by the promise of regular football and a shot at promotion with Forest.
The Reds may struggle to put a deal in place, though, with Jenas reluctant to step down a level after proving himself in the Premier League.