Chances Of Cristiano Ronaldo Retiring From Real Madrid

Cristiano Ronaldo had recently said that he is happy playing for Real Madrid. Continuing on same, the club president Florentino Perez says that he would spend rest of his career also with Real Madrid.

Battle Of The Superclubs: SG and AS Monaco Battling it out on the transfer front

PSG: Can they do it two years in a row?

Paris – one of the most prominent centres of art in the world. Home to iconic buildings like the Louvre museum, the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, the capital city is the melting pot for cultures, arts and theatre. Also doubling up as the financial hub of France, Paris is where people meet and business is done.

Finally Mourinho find's the next Cristiano Ronaldo

While we have all been glued to the Confederations Cup that has been going on in Brazil, and the big star names that will most likely be making moves this summer like Paulinho, Fred, Cavani and Suarez there has been a lesser known tournament taking place in Turkey, and that is the U-20 World Cup.

                                                                               

This is where you will find the footballing stars of the future and the man the press are calling the next Cristiano Ronaldo, Armindo Tué Na Bangna or simply the name on the back of his shirt Bruma, a nickname given to him by his parents that means traveller.

How Thiago and Kagawa can become the next Xavi and Iniesta

Will Thiago Alcantara join United in the summer?

Thiago Alcantara is on the verge of completing a move to Manchester United on a five-year contract which represents a superb piece of business by new United boss David Moyes.

It means that Thiago will go into the current midfield alongside Shinji Kagawa, leaving United with possibly the most creative midfield duo heading into the new Premier League season.

There are several areas where the two players could dominate for Manchester United next season, with the statistics to back them up.

What can we expect from the Liverpool and Everton duel next season?

Brendan Rodgers and Roberto Martinez head into the new season with very different ambitions and very different aims and it will be fascinating to see how the duel between the two major Merseyside clubs pans out.

Everton finished above Liverpool last season so they will be intent on maintaining that physical dominance while Liverpool are shaping up to have ambitions which are much more than just finishing above their rivals.

What does the Ferguson and Mourinho ‘secret pact’ mean for United and Chelsea?

Jose Mourinho has spoken of a pact between himself and Sir Alex Ferguson which suggests the pair share secrets and close guarded issues which have repercussions for both Chelsea and Manchester United.

Mourinho has just revealed how he knew about Ferguson’s retirement before plenty of others and how he was very open with the former United boss over how he wanted to leave Real Madrid and go back to Stamford Bridge.

Report – What the salary figures mean for Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United

The City bench will make most teams jealous

Manchester City have been named as the best paid team in global sport after Sportingintelligence released a Global Sports Salaries Survey.

Chelsea and Manchester United also appeared on the list with the Blues coming in at eighth and Manchester United forming the bottom of the top twelve with twelfth place.

Crowd Goes Wild as Baby Scores Goal

Baby scores goal! Crowd goes wild! This may just be the most adorable play in the history of soccer.

Real Madrid vs Manchester United. The Special One vs Sir Alex. And so the story continues…

Real Madrid vs Manchester United. The Special One vs Sir Alex. And so the story continues…

The Champions League returned last night, and while Juventus and PSG already have one foot in the quarterfinals, the colossal fixture between Real Madrid and Manchester United kicks off at the Bernabeu. It’s a truer welcome back in our mind. Ronaldo’s hair will be full of gel, Sir Alex will be wearing multiple watches, and Mourinho will certainly leave us with a memorable quote.
Before you head to your mate’s place to swoon over Özil’s eyesfootwork for Valentine’s Day, get informed about how these two sides stack up currently and throughout history.

A new beginning for Liverpool?

                    A new beginning for Liverpool?

  

Today Liverpool may have put in the most impressive performance we’ve seen this season. After being thrown aside at Anfield by West Brom, there were plenty of questions surrounding Brendan Rogers’ project. While we can’t speak to what Brendan may have said in the dressing room after the match on Monday, something clicked today, and it didn’t leave a trace of evidence that it was a fluke.

Phillippe Coutinho’s first Liverpool start sparked new life into the squad, and while a spot in Europe may be a reach at this point in the season, can we expect Gerrard, Suarez, and company to continue to improve? Consistency has been a real issue, especially when you consider that this was Liverpool’s first Premier League win against an opponent in the top half of the table. Where do you think Liverpool will be sitting in mid-May?

Manchester City will make move for Cavani in summer

Manchester City are looking to make a move for Napoli goal-machine Edinson Cavani in the summer transfer window and would be selling some of their players to balance the books.

Man City is looking to buy Edinson Cavani in the summer

According to reports, City manager Roberto Mancini is determined to bolster the squad and will look to sell at least four players and in place bring in a quality star to give his squad a fresh new look.

The Uruguay international has been in tremendous form this season with 18 goals already to his name and is the leading scorer in Serie A. Napoli are only five points behind league leaders and defending champions Juventus and Cavani is spearheading their Champions League qualification hopes almost single handedly.

City were eager to buy Cavani in the January transfer window but the £52 million buy-out clause inserted in the 25-year-old’s contract proved to be a major obstacle.

Cavani has stated his intentions of playing in England in future and both the player and his club are aware of City’s deep interest and are expecting formal bids for him.

The reigning Premier League champions, who are under the scanner of UEFA’s Financial Fair Play guidance are likely to face tough competitions from Ligue 1 clubPSG and La Liga giants Real Madrid, while Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has also spoken about his admiration for the player.

City possess an overwhelming array of attacking options in the trio of Carlos Tevez, Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko but Mancini wants to add another potent striker in the summer. They have already sold Mario Balotelli to AC Milan in the January transfer window while Bosnia international Dzeko could also make way if any interested clubs meet City’s asking price of £25 million.

The club is also looking to add quality in the defensive midfield and centre back positions and has targeted Celtic’s £10 million rated Victor Wanyama.