''Mourinho is like father'' says Essien

Michael Essien says he is thrilled to reunite with Jose Mourinho at Real Madrid and has not ruled out a permanent move to the Spanish capital.Essien sealed a season-long loan deal with the reigning La Liga champions on deadline day following a call from Mourinho. The midfielder, who was brought to Chelsea by Mourinho in 2005, did not hesitate to take up the offer."Everything happened so fast," Essien said. "I was in the hotel when Mourinho called and said that he was ready to take me. Mourinho's call was more than enough to convince me to come here. I just wanted to play football. He call me and I said yes."I see him as a father because he was the one who took me to Chelsea. I know him very well and I love him too - we have a very good relationship, we understand each other."After reflecting on his transfer to the Santiago Bernabeu, Essien believes he will fit in with Real Madrid's squad and has not ruled out a long-term move."Real Madrid have very good players, but I'm ready to play in any position Mourinho asks me to. I'd be delighted to win titles this way."I have had some fitness problems in the past, but I'm strong. If I am not ready for Real Madrid then I would not have signed. I will work hard and at the end of the season we will see what happens [with Chelsea].Essien, 29, may feature for Real Madrid this weekend after being named in the squad to face Granada.

2nd Odi: Pakistan Wins Against Australia to Level the Series 1-1

Pakistan have kept their three-game one-day series with Australia alive by cruising to a seven-wicket win in Abu Dhabi on Saturday morning as Australia's bowlers conceded 20 wides in extremely humid conditions.The first ODI game scheduled to be played over two months will be remembered for the 31-degree heat and 95 per cent humidity endured by the players as Australia made 9-248 before Pakistan replied with 3-249 to ease to a big victory with 38 deliveries to spare.Opener Nasir Jamshed's 97 was the match-winning knock for the host side, as Australia's bowlers struggled to control the wet ball in the late-night dew.Spinner Glenn Maxwell's 4.4 overs cost 37 runs.Jamshed hit 11 fours and two sixes in a stylish performance but was cramping badly and played a tired-looking shot to mid-off, falling three runs shy of his second ODI century.Australia thought they had Jamshed lbw to James Pattinson for four, but the decision was overturned after Pakistan appealed for a video review which showed the ball pitched outside leg stump.Mohammad Hafeez (23) was out to a long-hop from Dan Christian at 1-66 and Pattinson bowled Asad Shafiq for nine, but Azhar Ali (59 not out) and skipper Misbahul Haq (35 not out) saw Pakistan home.Australia had won the toss but found themselves bogged down at 4-87 with the dismissals of Matthew Wade (seven), Warner (24 off 68 balls), Michael Clarke (37) and David Hussey (duck).Mike Hussey top-scored with 61, sharing half-century partnerships with George Bailey (39) and Maxwell (28 off 27 balls).Pakistan offspinner Saeed Ajmal gave another brilliant display with a return of 4-32 after his 3-30 in game one, while paceman Junaid Khan claimed 3-52.Pakistan's win was the fourth-highest successful run chase in the 20-game history of Sheik Zayek Cricket Stadium.The match offered the rare situation of stretching across two months given the scheduling to cope with the draining heat.Starting at 6pm local time on August 31, by the time Pakistan hit the winning runs it was 2.30am on the first day of September.The third and final game is in Sharjah on Monday night. Pakistan say they're taking extra motivation from the fact they haven't beaten Australia in an ODI series for a decade.David Warner appeared to be warned by English umpire Nigel Llong to stop rubbing sawdust on the ball.

Pakistan 249 for 3 (Jamshed 97, Azhar 59*) beat

Australia 248 for 9 (M Hussey 61, Ajmal 4-32, Junaid 3-52) b

Result: Pakistan Won by 7 wickets

UEFA SUPER CUP: Athletico Madrid Crushes Uefa Champions League Winners to win Uefa Super Cup

Athletico Madrid Crushed Chelsea 4-1 suffered UEFA Super Cup humiliation.Radamel Falcao showed them what might have been with a devastating hat-trick to help hand Atletico Madrid a crushing win.The Blues looked anything but European champions in what was one of their most clueless performances since Roman Abramovich first began his quest for the greatest prize in club football.he Russian also spent £80 million this summer in a bid to ensure he would not have to wait another eight years for more Champions League glory, but it was the one who got away who came back to haunt him on transfer deadline day as former target Falcao took advantage of some inept defending and tactical naiveti to plunder a first-half treble, with Joao Miranda piling on the misery before Gary Cahill grabbed a consolation.Falcao's hat-trick was his second in four days and saw him completely outshine Fernando Torres, who endured a nightmare reunion with his boyhood idols just 24 hours after declaring his 18 months of hell was a thing of the past.The outlook had certainly looked rosy for him and Chelsea at the start of a season which has seen him score three times and storm to the top of the Barclays Premier League.They did lose the Community Shield to Manchester City, however, and another defeat with a trophy on the line cast doubt on their chances of success this season and manager Roberto Di Matteo's reshaping of the side.Tonight's game was the last Super Cup match to be played at the Stade Louis II, with the fixture touring the continent from next year.Chelsea had been involved the first time it came to Monaco in 1998, Di Matteo playing in a famous 1-0 win over Real Madrid.But staging such a showpiece event at such a hopelessly outmoded venue always seemed to defy logic.The stadium also held bad as well as good memories for Chelsea, whose eight-year Champions League heartache under Roman Abramovich began there in the 2004 semi-finals.There were certainly plenty of empty seats in the blue half of what is only an 18,000-seater ground, perhaps not surprising with a Club World Cup trip to Japan on the horizon.Those who stayed away were doubtless glad they saved their money as Europa League winners Atletico were allowed to create chances almost at will.Falcao served a fourth-minute warning when his sliding finish hit the crossbar but he made no mistake three minutes later when he raced clear, waited for Petr Cech to commit and dinked the ball beyond the lunging David Luiz on the line and in off the post.Chelsea did briefly look a threat at the other end, Eden Hazard drilling over, but their midfield had almost no structure and Adrian Lopez and Arda Turan both went close before Falcao struck again in the 18th minute.Unbelievably, the Blues defence simply stood off one of the world's most lethal finishers as he curled a delicious 15-yard shot into the top corner.Chelsea now needed the kind of comeback that helped them secure European glory last season but there was no discipline to their attacking and Cech saved from Gabi after Atletico found themselves five on three.Falcao hit the woodwork for the second time when he threw his head at Lopez's air-shot only to see it hit the post - but he completed a deserved hat-trick moments before half-time when Turan was allowed to run 60 yards unchallenged and squared for the unmarked striker to finish.Torres's first real attempt of the game in the 50th minute was almost laughable by comparison as Chelsea brought on Oscar for Ramires at the restart.The change failed to have the desired effect as Atletico made it 4-0 on the hour mark, Miranda poking Mario Suarez's lay-off home.Jorge Koke's crossed free-kick almost went straight through but was saved by Cech before Cahill drilled home after Atletico failed to clear Frank Lampard's corner.The Spaniards looked more than capable of restoring their four-goal cushion and David Luiz even turned Emre Belozoglu's cross against his own post in stoppage-time.

DAY 4: US Open Results 2012

Located in Flushing Meadows falls seeded fifth in the tournament wins the young Slovak Martin Klizan in four sets with a score of 6-4, 1-6, 6-1, 6-3.Almagro passes after 5 sets against Petzschner (6-3, 5-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4), on even Roger Federer, who walks against Phau. Roddick retires.

Martin Klizan b. JOE-Wilfried Tsonga 6-4, 1-6, 6-1, 6-3

The young Slovakian Martin Klizan, number 52 of the ATP rankings, gives us the first big surprise of the board by removing the male Flushing Meadows seeded fifth, Joe-Wilfried Tsonga. Klizan, 23, in the third round will face another Frenchman, Jeremy CHARDY , who ruled Matthew Ebden 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, while Tsonga leave New York without improving the quarterfinals of last year.

OUT OF THE NUMBER 5 - A good day starts in the morning: Klizan off service to Tsonga in the first game of the match, enough to win the first set 6-4. It looks like a flash in the pan, because the French up the pace to win the second 6-1, but Klizan returns the score in the third. Tsonga breaks his bat and go 3-0 in the fourth set before recovering one of the two break disadvantage, but not enough at 5-3 Klizan sends the stars on the first match point, but made ​​no mistake on the second 's unexpected climax on cement Louis Armstrong. 

RODDICK, 30 YEARS AND WITHDRAWAL - Andy Roddick, at a press conference before his match tomorrow against Tomic, has announced his retirement from tennis after the U.S. Open is the day of his thirtieth birthday. Roddick was No. 1 in the world and won the Slam at home here at Flushing Meadows in 2003 with three love lost the final at Wimbledon.

ALL EASY TO ROGER FEDERER - E 'enough 1 hour and 30 minutes to world number one to close the file Phau which must still be satisfied for the tournament took place. The road to the third round was closed for the 32 year-old German who in his career he had never gone beyond the second round in a Grand Slam. After passing the Belgian Maxime Authom could not hope to embarrass the king of tennis, appeared in great spovero. The only great satisfaction for the Teutonic player is to have scored the point of the match sensing the smash of the Swiss who had gone without fail underestimating the opponent's reflexes that went through a backhand cross that has lower head to his Majesty Roger who, in the interview after the game, he congratulated for that play to Phau while admitting that he was not too happy about having been there. The Swiss pushed when it was necessary and ended with 68% of the first in the field and 44 winners against just 18 unforced errors proving also love the match of the night session reaching a total of 23 victories in a row on the night of 'Arthur Ashe. Now seeded number one in search of his sixth title at the U.S. Open (currently shares the record of 5 wins with Jimmy Connors and Pete Sampras) if the will with which he played against Fernando Verdasco and 4 above have won even if the two have never crossed in a Grand Slam.

OK Nishikori, ALMAGRO and BERDYCH - A Kei Nishikori, the No. 17 seed, it takes three sets to liquidate the American Tim Smyczek: 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 the final score in favor of the Japanese. More than a heartache instead to Nicolas Almagro (11), argumentative, inaccurate and booed by the audience of the Grandstand in the match against German Philipp Petzschner, five sets with the final 6-3, 5-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6 -4. The Spaniard won 1 September 6-3, but gives the service in the last game of the two sets to make up after the first with a double 6-4. Tomas Berdych, seeded sixth, he trains against the German Jurgen Zopp to find his best tennis after early exit in the first round of the Championships: 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 is the final.

OTHER RESULTS - Feliciano Lopez won the derby against Spaniard Pablo Andujar in five sets in the final 6-4, 6-1, 6-7, 3-6, 7-5. The comeback of the day is the American Mardy Fish, the world number 23, in five sets on concrete dell'Arthur Ashe: 4-6, 6-7, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 to Nikolay Davydenko in their first meeting of a Grand Slam. Marin Cilic is only marathons: After the five sets in the first round with Matosevic, 220 minutes today to overcome the German Daniel Brands 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 34-6, 7-5, Sam Querrey b. Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, Milos Raonic b. Paul-Henri Mathieu 7-5, 6-4, 7-6.

Roberta Vinci comeback on Yaroslava Shvedova, who had humiliated Errani at Wimbledon, and deletes two match points for the 3-6, 7-5, 7-5 final at the end of a beautiful match. Nothing to do for Flavio Cipolla defeated by the young American Jack Sock 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. Next also Errani.

Roberta VINCI b. Yaroslava Shvedova 3-6, 7-5, 7-5

There is no doubt that the U.S. cement enhances our Roberta Vinci who, after winning the Texas Tennis Open in Dallas, beating the dreaded comeback Yaroslava Shvedova canceling two match points in the Kazakh: 3-6, 7-5, 7 - 5 is the final score in favor of Salento, seeded number 20.

THE PERFORMANCE OF THE THIRD SET - The Shvedova, born in 1987, is a tennis player on the launching pad: quarter-finals at Roland Garros and a golden set of 36 points to zero (the first in the history of women's tennis) trimmed to Sara Errani on ' grass of Wimbledon, but today Vinci was stubborn in replacing a set and a break at a disadvantage in the second game (1-3) before the beautiful September 3 From 3-5 in a game with a volley, lob and damped as beautiful variations to cancel serving for the match of Kazakhstan, canceled by two match points at 5-4 with the first heavy and winning straight, 7-5 to the final challenge Dominika Cibulkova, No. 13 seed, in the third round. And in direct confrontation with the Slovak in this magical 2012 for the Taranto (won the Roland Garros doubles with Sara Errani), the Vinci has already beaten the Slovakian in Indian Wells and Madrid.

Jack SOCK b. Flavio ONION 6-2, 6-2, 6-4

Flavio Cipolla is left surprised by the young American Jack Sock, class of 1993 and number 243 in the ATP rankings, which inflames Flushing Meadows with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 assault signed 15 aces and 41 winners. Sock will play the third round against Nicolas Almagro, who is now struggling in five sets against Petzschner, while the Italian colors - male board - remains the only Fabio Fognini surprising that tomorrow will face Guillermo Garcia-Lopez: Spanish beat the debut of the number 10th seed, Juan Monaco.

Sara ERRANI b. Vera Dushevina 6-0, 6-1 on paper should not worry our Sarita but it was even better than expected. Vera Dushevina was literally bent from Romagna that it reaches the third round of the U.S. Slam hours where he will face another Russian, Olga Puchkova, coming from qualification.The opponent today defeated a top ten only four times in 44 matches and two of these occasions the victim was Francesca Schiavone. The tennis player so blue equals his best result at the U.S. Open where he has never gone beyond the third round in 2009 and 2010 respectively from perishing Yanina Wickmayer and Samantha Stosur. Sara, who is playing this year in a solid and won four tournaments in singles and 7 doubles with her ​​friend Roberta Vinci, dominated from the first game and finished in 50 minutes without ever giving the opportunity to all'avversaria get into the game that seemed not to find countermeasures to changes in our player. Looking at the board you could dream of a Win-Errani in the quarter-final that would ensure an Italian in the semifinals. As previously mentioned is just a dream but you know that it costs nothing. At the end of the winners for her will be 17 compared with only eight unforced errors. Now we must wait to see how it will behave Sara against players from blows heavier and incisors, while we enjoy the excellent match played against Dushevina. 

Capital One Cup 3rd Round Fixtures Announced

The Fixtures Has Been Announced Yesterday With Some Interesting Fixtures of 3rd round.The match will be played in the week commencing 24 September.

The full draw is:

Manchester United v Newcastle

Manchester City v Aston Villa

MK Dons v Sunderland

West Brom v Liverpool

Crawley Town v Swansea

QPR v Reading

Norwich v Doncaster

Bradford v Burton 

Preston v Middlesbrough

Arsenal v Coventry

Southampton v Sheffield Wednesday

Chelsea v Wolves

Carlisle v Tottenham

Swindon v Burnley

West Ham v Wigan

Leeds v Everton

DAY 3: Us Open Results 2012

The Serbian former world number one - Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic - and Maria Kirilenko, Olympic semifinalist, it takes 2 September respectively against Arvidsson (6-2, 6-2), Arn (6-3, 6-2) and Arruabarena ( 6-4, 6-2). Radwanska on the comeback Suarez-Navarro 4-6, 6-3, 6-0. Cibulkova without problems. 

Agnieszka RADWANSKA b. Carla Suarez-Navarro 4-6, 6-3, 6-0

The calm after the storm: The Wimbledon finalist and world number 2, Agnieszka Radwanska, over Carla Suarez-Navarro in the third set after losing the first break and replace the disadvantage to 3-1 in favor of the Spanish in the second. The Polish dating with a partial 9-0, but more demerit of Suarez, who lay down its weapons after a disastrous game with two double faults and the same number for free.Radwanska is not the best one that will address the revived Jankovic (finalist at Flushing Meadows 2008) in the third round.

Ana Ivanovic b. Sofia ARVIDSSON 6-2, 6-2

Exceed the second round of the U.S. Open two Serb ex-world number one Ana Ivanovic, No. 12 seed, liquid Arvidsson of Sweden 6-2 with a double; Jelena JANKOVIC , slid the thirtieth position ranking female eliminates the young Spanish Lara Arruabarrena-vecino (born 1992) with a score of 6-4, 6-2. Ivanovic won Roland Garros in 2008, the same year in the final here in Flushing Meadows, the Jankovic defeated by Serena Williams.

Maria KIRILENKO b. Greta ARN 6-3, 6-2

Proceeds without hesitation the journey of the Olympic semi-finalist Maria Kirilenko, No. 14 seed, with two easy sets against Hungarian Greta Arn, a little fatigue 'instead Dominika Cibulkova , seeded 13, against Serbian Bojana Jovanovski, but the Slovak wins with two tie-break for 7-6, 7-6 final.

OTHER RESULTS - the story ends in the second round of the Romanian Irina Camelia Begu - who had beaten the former number one debut and finalist 2009) Caroline Wozniacki - beaten by Spain's Silvia Soler-Espinosa 6-4, 7-6. Tsvetana Pironkova b. Ayumi Morita 7-5, 6-2, Andrea Hlavackova b.Galina Voskoboeva 6-2, 6-7, 6-3; Ekaterina Makarova b. Elena Vesnina 6-3, 6-4.

Novak DJOKOVIC b. Paolo Lorenzi 6-1, 6-0, 6-1

We were hoping for an inevitable defeat of smaller scale and instead Novak Djokovic made his debut at Flushing Meadows, to defend the title, leaving Paolo Lorenzi two games (as in Melbourne) on the concrete dell'Arthur Ashe Stadium: 6-1, 6-0 , 6-1 is the stern verdict in one hour and fifteen minutes of play. For Nole second round match against Brazilian Dutra Silva who knocked out the Russian Gabashvili 4-6, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-5; Lorenzi for a bitter debut at the U.S. Open and still no second turn in a test of the Slam.

Fabio FOGNINI b. Edouard Roger-Vasselin 3-6, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5

Similarly, we expected a win less painful to Fabio Fognini of Frenchman Roger-Vasselin, number 104 ATP, but the success came after three hours and 33 minutes of complicated comeback for the 3-6, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 final. Now the Sanremo will have the opportunity to reach for the first time the third round of the U.S. Open addressing Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, number 68 ranking, but be careful, because the Spaniard has made the first famous victim of the tournament, eliminating Juan Monaco (n # 10 seeded) 3-6, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (3).

Martin Klizan b. JOE-Wilfried Tsonga 6-4, 1-6, 6-1, 6-3

The young Slovakian Martin Klizan, number 52 of the ATP rankings, gives us the first big surprise of the board by removing the male Flushing Meadows seeded fifth, Joe-Wilfried Tsonga. Klizan, 23, in the third round will face another Frenchman, Jeremy CHARDY , who ruled Matthew Ebden 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, while Tsonga leave New York without improving the quarterfinals of last year.

OUT OF THE NUMBER 5 - A good day starts in the morning: Klizan off service to Tsonga in the first game of the match, enough to win the first set 6-4. It looks like a flash in the pan, because the French up the pace to win the second 6-1, but Klizan returns the score in the third. Tsonga breaks his bat and go 3-0 in the fourth set before recovering one of the two break disadvantage, but not enough at 5-3 Klizan sends the stars on the first match point, but made ​​no mistake on the second 's unexpected climax on cement Louis Armstrong.

OK Nishikori ALMAGRO - A Kei Nishikori, the No. 17 seed, it takes three sets to liquidate the American Tim Smyczek: 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 the final score in favor of the Japanese. More than a heartache instead to Nicolas Almagro (11), argumentative, inaccurate and booed by the audience of the Grandstand in the match against German Philipp Petzschner, five sets with the final 6-3, 5-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6 -4. The Spaniard won 1 September 6-3, but gives the service in the last game of the two sets to make up after the first with a double 6-4.

OTHER RESULTS - Feliciano Lopez won the derby against Spaniard Pablo Andujar in five sets in the final 6-4, 6-1, 6-7, 3-6, 7-5. The comeback of the day is the American Mardy Fish, the world number 23, in five sets on concrete dell'Arthur Ashe: 4-6, 6-7, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 to Nikolay Davydenko in their first meeting of a Grand Slam. Marin Cilic is only marathons: After the five sets in the first round with Matosevic, 220 minutes today to overcome the German Daniel Brands 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 34-6, 7-5

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Draw Announced,Iniesta Named Europe Player of the Year

  UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW OUT

                                  Best European Player Of The Year 

30th August 2012: Football Transfer Deadline day News,Latest news,Rumours

Deadline Day Transfer News 30th August 2012 Also Latest News and Rumours:

• West Ham striker Maynard opts for Cardiff switch
• Norwich prepared for late move in transfer market
• Blackburn close to £8m capture of Huddersfield striker Rhodes
• West Brom boss relaxed over futures of Olsson and Odemwingie
• Swansea signing Hernandez compensates for Sinclair loss
• Martinez optimistic Wigan can cope with losing Moses
• Orlandi leaves Swansea for South Coast berth with Brighton
• Allardyce resigned to defeat in pursuit of Liverpool’s Carroll
• Sunderland midfielder Elmohamady agrees Hull loan
• Torres: Chelsea experience has been character building
• Villas-Boas comments on Remy rumours and other Tottenham targets
• Wenger evasive over any Arsenal transfer dealings
• Stoke looking to make four new signings
• Chelsea head list of Premier League spenders
• Defoe Tweet reveals new Tottenham deal
• Everton poised to sign Costa Rica international Oviedo
• Jol: Fulham have put down a marker with imminent Berbatov signing
• Arsenal still looking to offload Bendtner and Chamakh
• Kilmarnock reveal “derisory” offer from Everton for teenager Kennedy
• Tottenham move for Bilbao striker Llorente
• QPR to bolster defence with move for Danish defender Kjaer
• Brighton striker Mackail-Smith interesting Norwich
• Tottenham’s Kaboul Tweets update on knee surgery
• Notts County to train at National Football Centre
• Blackburn full back Olsson targeted by West Brom
• Midfielder Milijas and Wolves agree to part
• Sunderland enter race for Fulham striker Dempsey
• ESPN to broadcast FA games in South America
• Former Fulham and Wigan midfielder Bullard joins MK Dons
• Sunderland signing Johnson no regrets over Man City move
• Australia accepts EAFF invitation
• Green is the colour for Adelaide shirt sponsor
• Everton to make new offer for Copenhagen fullback Bryan Oviedo
• QPR agree Esteban Granero fee with Real Madrid
• Jol reveals Fulham medical for Man Utd striker Berbatov
• Man City go to £8M to land Swansea's Sinclair
• Sessegnon pens new Sunderland contract
• Spurs chairman Levy targets Shakhtar TRIO: Willian, Douglas Costa and Fernandinho
• Andre Schurrle waiting calmly over Chelsea bid
• Newcastle boss Pardew leaves Carroll door ajar: I won't rule it out
• Man Utd coach Joyce: Buttner impressive on debut
• Man Utd touting Macheda, Bebe around Europe
• AC Milan finalising deal for Man City midfielder De Jong
• Arsenal now seeking loan exit for Bendtner
• Villa chasing Lazio striker Zarate
• Reading move for Palace striker Zaha
• Hodgson names Chelsea youngster Sturridge, Bertrand in England squad
• Man Utd discussing whether to join Twitter
• Fulham go for Sunderland pair Campbell, Richardson
• Tottenham chairman Levy fails in bids for Moutinho, Willian
• Sutherland agrees new QPR deal
• Genk striker Christian Benteke demanding Villa move
• Hoffenheim offer Babel to Villa, Swansea
• Swansea winger Sinclair on way for Man City medical
• Marseille's Mbia: I want QPR move
• Southampton in talks for VVV Venlo defender Maya Yoshida
• Cardiff plan bid for West Ham striker Maynard
• Wigan boss Martinez: We can't replace Chelsea signing Moses
• Martinez keen for late Wigan signings
• Stoke face Dutch competition for Eikrem
• Roda JC ready to deal in Chelsea winger Amin Affane
• Ajax signing Hoesen grateful for Fulham experience
• Celtic linked with Man City defender Boyata
• Inverness Caley strike Arsenal partnership as part of Roberts deal
• Tottenham will wait until January for Internacional striker Damiao
• Royal Antwerp excited about deal for Man Utd winger Gyliano van Velzen
• Chivas urge Marco Fabian to resist Liverpool, Bayern Munich offers
• Porto reject €50M offer for Chelsea target Hulk
• Siena expect medical for Man City striker Guidetti
• QPR, West Brom offered Sampdoria's Palombo
• Reading in Marseille talks for Ayew
• QPR split Barton wages with Marseille
• QPR favourites for Rubin Kazan fullback Ansaldi
• Lyon president Aulas admits Lloris stalling on Spurs move
• Man City challenge Tottenham for Remy
• Juventus, QPR eyeing Shanghai Shenhua striker Drogba
• Spartak Moscow make late move for Arsenal's Bendtner
• Spurs boss AVB: How to spend £70 MILLION in 24 hours
• Liverpool waiting for Chelsea green light over Sturridge
• Fulham boss Jol wants reunion with Man Utd striker Berbatov
• Chelsea striker Torres keen on Atletico Madrid return
• Walcott to stay with Arsenal after striker role promise
• Fulham target Wolfsburg winger Ashkan Dejagah
• Fulham chasing West Ham midfielder Noble
• Spurs boss AVB driving out his English players
• Tottenham must go higher for Porto's Moutinho
• Wales coach Coleman denies rift with Arsenal's Ramsey
• McLintock doubts Arsenal can be regarded as top club
• Liverpool striker Carroll willing to consider West Ham move
• Newcastle boss Pardew fancies late market action
• Bates set to leave Leeds following buyout
• Liverpool boss Rodgers: Carroll will only be backup
• Green already preparing to quit QPR
• Southampton launch bid for Middlesbrough utility Williams
• Tottenham signing Dembele tribute to Fulham
• Dembele excited with Vertonghen reunion at Tottenham
• Arsenal legend McLintock slams contract policy
• Chelsea striker Torres excited facing former club Atletico Madrid in Super Cup
• QPR midfielder Barton: Taarabt says Marseille ideal for me
• Malaga closing on deal for Man City striker Santa Cruz
• Taylor excited Newcastle back in Europe
• Stoke wrapping up deal for Rangers midfielder Edu
• AC Milan chief Galliani hatching deadline day Kaka plan
• Ex-Real Madrid president Calderon: Mourinho behaviour doesn't belong in sport
• Ex-Real Madrid GM Sacchi: Vilanova will struggle with Guardiola shadow at Barcelona
• Inter Milan turn to Palermo striker Abel Hernandez
• Arsenal valued at £2 BILLION?!!
• Liverpool boss Rodgers snaps back at Eriksson over Gerrard
• Walcott tells Wenger he doesn't want to leave Arsenal
• Evans impressed by Man Utd teammates Buttner
• Evans enjoys successful return for Man Utd U21s
• Fenerbahce challenge Stoke for Liverpool's Adam
• Spurs chairman Levy in France today to close Remy deal
• Premier League warn Man City's Tevez over goal celebrations
• Julio Cesar: I've joined QPR to win titles
• Julio Cesar: London a big draw over QPR move
• Tottenham demand big money for Van der Vaart sale
• Pardew demands Newcastle focus for Atromitos clash
• West Ham make late bid for Liverpool striker Carroll
• Liverpool boss Rodgers fancies late move for Arsenal attacker Walcott
• Villa, Southampton in Liverpool contact for Spearing
• Liverpool boss Rodgers: Days of £35M deals now over
• England coach Hodgson will stick with Birmingham keeper Butland
• Man City not giving up on Swansea attacker Sinclair
• Trabzonspor in West Ham contact for Cole
• Villa finalising deal for Chesterfield striker Jordan Bowery
• Charlton reject Villa offer for Dale Stephens
• QPR make offer for Real Madrid midfielder Granero
• QPR face competition from Stoke for Mbia
• Southampton boss Adkins: We'll deal with Do Prado
• England boss Hodgson recalls Chelsea skipper Terry
• Rooney insists: Man Utd exit talk just nonsense
• Chelsea see Schurrle as Sturridge replacement
• Liverpool boss Rodgers wants to swap Carroll for Llorente
• Ex-Fulham attacker Dembele thrilled with Tottenham switch
• Liverpool make formal approach to Arsenal for Walcott
• Juventus convinced Man Utd's Berbatov on way to Fulham
• Man City strike terms for Fiorentina defender Nastasic
• Man City boss Mancini plans late Maicon move
• Man City go for Benfica midfielder Javi Garcia
• Arsenal impress on NextGen debut
• Schmeichel: Van Persie makes Man Utd squad superior to Man City's
• Man Utd legend Schmeichel: Unfair to compare current strike-force with Treble winners
• Buttner makes winning debut for Man Utd U21s
• Carrick admits Man Utd must make up for Champions League flop
• Fulham table bid for Lyon striker Gomis
• Cisse hails QPR ambition with Julio Cesar signing
• West Ham may cash in on Maynard
• Tate digging in heels at Swansea
• Swansea consider swap bid for Middlesbrough attacker Emnes
• Swansea boss Laudrup expects tense final days of market
• Valencia reject Swansea offer for Hernandez
• Brentford snap up Everton defender Bidwell
• Everton skipper Neville hails early season form of Jagielka
• Round explains Everton not going for ex-Man Utd striker Owen
• Ex-Everton star Nevin convinced Europe push is on
• Liverpool plan loan move for Danny Wilson
• Liverpool boss Rodgers cannot guarantee Adam stay
• Liverpool boss Rodgers eyes Arsenal clash for Sahin debut
• Real Madrid's Sahin eager to make Liverpool debut
• Stoke table bid for Liverpool playmaker Adam
• Sahin insists Liverpool boast top four squad
• Ex-Middlesbrough defender Bennett excited by Aston Villa signing
• Villa boss Lambert happy to clinch Bennett signing
• Brentford snap up Norwich City midfielder Tom Adeyemi
• Round delighted with Everton squad players for Capital One Cup win
• Everton No2 Round hails 2-goal Mirallas
• Rodgers recalls Liverpool big guns for Hearts clash
• Rodgers admits Liverpool may make late sales
• Liverpool boss Rodgers tightlipped on late market signings
• Ireland hopes to find place in plans of Villa boss O'Neill
• Ireland sees long-term future at Aston Villa
• Marseille coach Baup confirms talks with QPR's Barton
• Giroud insists goals will flow for Arsenal
• Arsenal striker Giroud denies he's suffering in Van Persie shadow
• QPR boss Hughes excited by Julio Cesar arrival
• Real Madrid star Ronaldo thrilled with Supercopa triumph: But we must improve
• Athletic Bilbao winger Markel Susaeta rejects Man Utd approach
• Modric thrilled to win Supercopa on Real Madrid debut
• Arbeloa urges Real Madrid not to get carried away with Supercopa win
• Barcelona chief Zubizarreta: Real Madrid best counter-attacking team in world
• QPR set to land Real Madrid's Granero today
• Rayo Vallecano sign Man City midfielder Mohammed Abu
• Real Madrid's Diarra prices himself out of AC Milan move
• Bayern Munich complete signing of Athletic Bilbao star Javi Martinez
• Real Beti sign Sochaux defender Damien Perquis
• Wolfsburg fullback Ricardo Rodriguez calm over Barcelona rumours
• Real Madrid win Supercopa after second-leg thriller
• Fiorentina blast Berbatov: You're not worthy of our shirt
• Juventus GM Marotta insists they didn't wreck Berbatov deal for Fiorentina
• Juventus GM Marotta admits they want Arsenal striker Bendtner
• Tottenham, Celtic in contact with Juventus icon Del Piero
• AC Milan in advanced talks for Man City's De Jong
• Inter Milan sign Szamotuly keeper Dawid Smug
• Fiorentina locked in Auxerre talks for Willy Boly
• Werder Bremen signing Elia: Juventus demanded I give up Ferrari
• Udinese patron Pozzo insists Guidolin will stay
• Agent says Sao Paulo defender Uvini on brink of Napoli move
• Juventus lodge new Conte appeal
• Inter Milan coach Stramaccioni says Maicon could still leave
• Inter Milan coach Stramaccioni tribute to QPR signing Julio Cesar
• Inter Milan coach Stramaccioni insists no slacking against Vaslui
• AC Milan complete deal for Barcelona striker Krkic
• Cerro Largo striker Sebastian Sosa Sanchez joins Palermo
• Del Piero meets with Sion officials
• Lazio boss Petkovic welcomes Ciani arrival
• Petkovic dismisses Lazio preseason nerves
• Lazio boss Petkovic demands victory against FK Mura
• Genoa complete deal for Fiorentina wing-back Vargas
• Juventus GM Marotta says deal for Athletic Bilbao's Llorente still on