Barclays Premier League Transfers (ins and outs)

Transfers Of BPL Season 2012-2013 (ins,outs):

ARSENAL:

In:Santi Cazorla (Malaga, £16.5m) 

Olivier Giroud (Montpellier, £13m)

Lukas Podoloski (Cologne, £11m)

Out:Alex Song (Barcelona, £15m)

Robin van Persie (Manchester United, £24m)

Gavin Hoyte (Dagenham, free) 

Manuel Almunia (Watford, free) 

Joel Campbell (Real Betis, loan) 

Denilson (Sao Paulo, loan) 

Ryo Miyaichi (Wigan, loan) 

Kyle Bartley (Swansea, £1m)

ASTON VILLA:

In:Matthew Lowton (Sheffield United, £3m) 

Ron Vlaar (Feyenoord, undisclosed) 

Karim El Ahmadi (Feyenoord, undisclosed) 

Brett Holman (AZ Alkmaar, free)

Out:James Collins (West Ham, undisclosed) 

Carlos Cuellar (Sunderland, free) 

Emile Heskey (released)

CHELSEA:

In:Eden Hazard (Lille, £32m) 

Oscar (Internacional, £25m) 

Marko Marin (Werder Bremen, £7m) 

Thorgan Hazard (Lens, free) 

Josh McEachran (Middlesbrough, loan)

Out:Didier Drogba (Shanghai Shenhua, free) 

Jacob Mellis (Barnsley, free) 

Salomon Kalou (Lille, free) 

Jose Bosingwa (QPR, free) 

Thibaut Courtois (Atletico Madrid, loan) 

Romelu Lukaku (West Bromwich Albion, loan) 

Kevin De Bruyne (Werder Bremen, loan) 

Sam Hutchinson (Nottingham Forest, loan)

EVERTON:

In:Steven Pienaar (Tottenham, £4.5m) 

Steven Naismith (Rangers, free) 

Kevin Mirallas (Olympiakos, £5.2m)

Out:Jack Rodwell (Everton, £12m) 

Tim Cahill (New York Red Bulls, £1m) 

Adam Forshaw (Brentford, undisclosed) 

James Wallace (Tranmere, undisclosed)

Joao Silva (Levski Sofia, undisclosed) 

Joseph Yobo (Fenerbahce, undisclosed)

James McFadden (released) 

Marcus Hahnemann (released)

FULHAM:

In:Hugo Rodallega (Wigan, free) 

Mladen Petric (Hamburg, free) 

George Williams (MK Dons, free) 

Sascha Riether (Cologne, loan)

Out:Dickson Etuhu (Blackburn, undisclosed)

Marcel Gecov (AA Gent, undisclosed)

Andrew Johnson (QPR, free) 

Danny Murphy (Blackburn, free) 

Pavel Pogrebnyak (Reading, free) 

Bjorn Helge Riise (released)

Orlando Sa (released)

LIVERPOOL:

In:Joe Allen (Swansea, £15m)

Fabio Borini (Roma, £10m)

Oussama Assaidi (Heerenveen, £3m)

Out:Dirk Kuyt (Fenerbache, £1m)

Craig Bellamy (Cardiff, undisclosed)

Alberto Aquilani (Fiorentina, undisclosed)

Maxi Rodriguez (Newell's Old Boys, undisclosed)

Fabio Aurelio (Gremio, free)

David Amoo (Preston North End, free) 

Stephen Darby (Bradford, free)

MANCHESTER CITY:

In:Jack Rodwell (Everton, £12m)

Out:Emmanuel Adebayor (Tottenham, £5m)

Vladimir Weiss (Pescara, undisclosed)

Greg Cunningham (Bristol City, free)

Owen Hargreaves (released)

Gunnar Nielsen (released)

Stuart Taylor (Reading, free)

Wayne Bridge (Brighton, loan)

MANCHESTER UNITED:

In:Angelo Henriquez (Universidad de Chile, undisclosed)

Robin van Persie (Arsenal, £24m)

Shinji Kagawa (Dortmund, £17m)

Nick Powell (Crewe, £4m)

Alexander Buttner (Vitesse Arnhem, £4m)

Out:Park Ji-sung (QPR, undisclosed)

Richie De Laet (Leicester, undisclosed)

Matty James (Leicester, undisclosed)

Paul Pogba (Juventus, free)

Tomasz Kuszczak (Brighton, free)

Michael Owen (released)

Fabio (QPR, loan)

Ben Amos (Hull, loan)

NEWCASTLE UNITED:

In:Vurnon Anita (Ajax, £6.7m)

Curtis Good (Melbourne Heart, £400,000)

Gael Bigirimana (Coventry, undisclosed)

Romain Amalfitano (Reims, free)

Out:Leon Best (Blackburn, £3m)

Fraser Forster (Celtic, £2m)

Danny Guthrie (Reading, free)

Peter Lovenkrands (Birmingham, free)

Alan Smith (MK Dons, free)

Ryan Donaldson (released)

Tamas Kadar (Roda JC, free)

NORWICH:

In:Sebastian Bassong (Tottenham, undisclosed)

Robert Snodgrass (Leeds, £3m)

Michael Turner (Sunderland, undisclosed)

Jacob Butterfield (Barnsley, undisclosed)

Steven Whittaker (Rangers, free)

Javier Garrido (Lazio, loan)

Out:Andrew Crofts (Brighton, undisclosed)

Adam Drury (Leeds, free)

Aaron Wilbraham (Crystal Palace, free)

Zak Whitbread (Leicester, free)

Josh Dawkin (released)

Daniel Ayala (Nottingham Forest, loan)

QUEEN PARK RANGERS:

In:Junior Hoilett (Blackburn, tribunal)

Park Ji-sung (Manchester United, undisclosed)

Samba Diakite (Nancy, undisclosed)

Robert Green (West Ham, free)

Ryan Nelsen (Tottenham, free)

Andrew Johnson (Fulham, free)

Fabio (Manchester United, loan)

Jose Bosingwa (Chelsea, free)

Out:Paddy Kenny (Leeds, £400,000)

Heidar Helguson (Cardiff, undisclosed)

Rowan Vine (St Johnstone, free)

Peter Ramage (Crystal Palace, free)

Danny Gabbidon (released)

Danny Shittu (released)

Fitz Hall (released)

Gary Borrowdale (released)

Lee Cook (released)

Patrick Agyemang (released)

Akos Buzsaky (released)

READING:

In:Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest, £2.5m)

Adrian Mariappa (Watford, £2.5m)

Pierce Sweeney (Bray Wanderers, undisclosed)

Pavel Pogrebnyak (Fulham, free)

Danny Guthrie (Newcastle, free)

Garath McCleary (Nottingham Forest, free)

Nicky Shorey (West Brom, free)

Stuart Taylor (Manchester City, free)

Out:Michail Antonio (Sheffield Wednesday, undisclosed)

Tomasz Cywka (Barnsley, free)

Brian Howard (released)

Andy Griffin (released)

Jack Mills (released)

Joseph Mills (Burnley, loan)

SOUTHAMPTON:

In:Jay Rodriguez (Burnley, £6m)

Paulo Gazzaniga (Gillingham, undisclosed)

Steven Davis (Rangers, free)

Nathaniel Clyne (Crystal Palace, compensation not yet agreed)

Out:Dan Harding (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed)

Bartosz Bialkowski (Notts County, free)

Lee Holmes (Preston North End, free)

Ryan Doble (Shrewsbury, free)

David Connolly (released)

Radhi Jaidi (retired)

Aaron Martin (Crystal Palace, loan)

Tommy Forecast Gillingham, loan)

STOKE CITY:

In:Michael Kightly (Wolves, £2m)

Geoff Cameron (Houston Dynamo, undisclosed)

Jamie Ness (Rangers, free)

Goran Popov (Dynamo Kiev, loan)

Out:Danny Collins (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed)

Jonathan Woodgate (Middlesbrough, free)

Andrew Davies (Bradford, free)

Salif Diao (released)

Ricardo Fuller (released)

Louis Moult (released)

Tom Soares (released)

SUNDERLAND:

In:Louis Saha (Tottenham, free)

Carlos Cuellar (Aston Villa, free)

Out:Marcos Angeleri (Estudiantes, undisclosed)

Asamoah Gyan (Al-Ain, £6m)

Michael Turner (Norwich, undisclosed)

George McCartney (West Ham, undisclosed)

Michael Liddle (Accrington, undisclosed)

Jordan Cook (Charlton, free)

Craig Gordon (released)

SWANSEA:

In:Michu (Rayo Vallecano, £2m)

Jose Manuel Flores (Genoa, £2m)

Jonathan de Guzman (Villarreal, loan)

Kyle Bartley (Arsenal, £1m)

Jamie Proctor (Preston, undisclosed)

Out:Joe Allen (Liverpool, £15m)

Ferrie Bodde (released)

Casey Thomas (released)

Joe Walsh (released)

Scott Donnelly (released)

TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS:

In:Emmanuel Adebayor (Manchester City, £5m)

Jan Vertonghen (Ajax, £10m)

Gylfi Sigurdsson (Hoffenheim, £8m)

Out:Sebastian Bassong (Norwich, undisclosed)

Vedran Corluka (Lokomotiv Moscow, £5m)

Steven Pienaar (Everton, £4.5m)

Niko Kranjcar (Dynamo Kiev, £2m)

Ryan Nelsen (QPR, free)

Ben Alnwick (Barnsley, free)

Louis Saha (Sunderland, free)

Bongani Khumalo (PAOK, loan)

Massimo Luongo (Ipswich, loan)

Ryan Fredericks (Brentford, loan)

WEST BROMWICH ALBION:

In:Ben Foster (Birmingham, undisclosed)

Markus Rosenberg (Werder Bremen, free)

Claudio Yacob (Racing Club de Avellaneda, free)

Romelu Lukaku (Chelsea, loan)

Yassine El Ghanassy (AA Gent, loan)

Out:Keith Andrews (Bolton, free)

Joe Mattock (Sheffield Wednesday, free)

Nicky Shorey (Reading, free)

Marton Fulop (Astera Tripolis, free)

Somen Tchoyi (released)

Paul Scharner (released)

Simon Cox (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed)

WEST HAM UNITED:

In:Modibo Maiga (Sochaux, £5m)

Alou Diarra (Marseille, £2m)

James Collins (Aston Villa, undisclosed)

Stephen Henderson (Portsmouth, undisclosed)

George McCartney (Sunderland, undisclosed)

Raphael Spiegel (Grasshoppers, undisclosed)

Jussi Jaaskelainen (Bolton, free)

Mohamed Diame (Wigan, free)

Out:Robert Green (QPR, free)

Julien Faubert (Elazigspor, free)

Frank Nouble (Wolves, free)

Freddie Sears (Colchester, free)

Abdoulaye Faye (Hull, free)

John Carew (released)

Papa Bouba Diop (released)

Ravel Morrison (Birmingham, loan)

WIGAN ATHLETIC:

In:Arouna Kone (Levante, undisclosed)

Ryo Miyaichi (Arsenal, loan)

Ivan Ramis (Real Mallorca, undisclosed)

Fraser Fyvie (Aberdeen, undisclosed)

Out:Chris Kirkland (Sheffield Wednesday, free)

Mohamed Diame (West Ham, free)

Hugo Rodallega (Fulham, free)

Hendry Thomas (released)

Steve Gohouri (released)

Jordan Robinson (released)

Official: Alex Song Joins Barcelona From Arsenal

Alex Song Will Be Fighting for his Place In Barcelona As He Joins On Transfer fee of 19 million euros ($23.45 million).The 24-year-old signed a five-year deal at the weekend after moving and says "I am coming to the best team in the world and I am delighted to be a Barcelona player," Song told a news conference. "I know I have joined a team of stars and I will have to fight for my place."It is a great challenge and I know I have a lot to learn. When the coach (Tito Vilanova) thinks I am ready that's when I'll play."It is a once in a lifetime opportunity. I thank Arsenal and (coach) Arsene Wenger for allowing me to be here."Barcelona sports director Andoni Zubizarreta said the club were attracted to Song by his versatility."We decided to sign a midfielder that could play as a centre back after the exit of Seydou Keita," he said. "Song was the first name on the list."He is a player who is good in the air, is physically powerful and tactically astute."Song said he was willing to play anywhere for a Barca team that has won 14 titles including three La Liga and two Champions League trophies in the last four seasons."I haven't come to take the position of (holding midfielder) Sergio Busquets," he explained. "I think he is the best in the world in that position."I have simply come to help and play my part. I will adapt to whatever role the boss wants."Song will be reunited with former Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas who tweeted on Monday: "Welcome to Barcelona Songito. Wish you all the best mate.""Cesc is a good friend and has explained many things about Barca," Song added. "But he didn't need to, I knew already because I have seen them on television."The style of play is similar to Arsenal's. When you go to a new place you have to adapt and Cesc will help me."Barca's next game is at home to La Liga champions Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup first leg on Thursday.

Cricket U19 World-Cup: Pakistan U19 Team Loses To India U19 In Semis

Pakistan U19 Lost To their Rivals India U19 By 1 wicket In world-cup U19 Semi-final.The Indian under-19 cricketers haven't quite enjoyed the dominance over Pakistan as their senior team has in World Cup matches. In fact, the Indian colts went into their quarterfinal clash against Pakistan in Townsville (Australia) on Monday with the dubious record of having lost five of their last six World Cup matches. After a bruising, nerve-jangling battle, the Boys in Blue walked out of the ground celebrating, having sealed a one-wicket victory to make the semifinals of the World Cup.The 10th wicket partnership of 10 runs between Harmeet Singh and Sandeep Sharma proved crucial in the low-scoring encounter as the Indians struggled to get past Pakistan's modest total of 136. They will now take on New Zealand, who also clinched a thrilling last-ball win against West Indies in the other quarterfinal of the day.Having narrowly missed out on victories in their last two encounters against Pakistan in the Asia Cup last month - losing one by one run and ending up with a tie in the final - the Indians did not want another one going down to the wire.It did not look that way as the Indians chased with comfort and were just 17 runs shy of victory with five wickets in hand and 86 balls to spare. With Baba Aparajith (51) and in-form wicketkeeper Smit Patel at the crease, no one would have then thought that the Indian innings would go into the 48th over.Things swung in Pakistan's favour as their pace attack pushed India on the back foot, snaring four wickets for just seven runs in the next four overs. With Pakistan sensing victory and their bowlers breathing fire, Harmeet and Sandeep showed tremendous temperament to did in deep and take their team home.Later, skipper Unmukt Chand put the win on destiny. "The win came as a huge relief. It got too close for comfort. I was very nervous, I had goose bumps. This time I thought that luck had to go our way after the last two matches against Pakistan. I felt that we just couldn't lose this one," Unmukt told TOI from Townsville.India looked to have the upper hand right from Ball One of the match. After India lost the toss, paceman Sandeep Sharma struck big, dismissing Sami Aslam - who had scored centuries on both the Asia cup matches against India - and then Imam-ul-Haq in the first over of the innings. Skipper Babar Azam fought hard with a gritty half-century to prove that his decision to bat first was right, but Ravikant Singh's seam (3/43) tore apart the Pakistani batting and left them tottering at 98 for eight. Batting at No. 9, Ehsan Adil struck four lusty sixes to take the total to 136.As it often happens in low-scoring encounters, late cameos make a huge difference to the result of the game and Adil's 35 almost did that. "We knew one of the batsmen would get going. 15-20 runs can be very crucial but we never thought that it would get so tight for us in the end," Unmukt conceded.Things could have been even uglier for India had Aparajith and Vijay Zol not put up a crucial 66-run partnership for the fourth wicket after they came together when the scorecard read 8 for three. The Indians were rocked by the searing pace of Adil and Zia-ul-Haq.Unmukt had no hesitation in conceding that batting needed a lot of work. "Sandeep bowled well and Ravikant and Passi were equally good. Fielding was also top notch but our batting has to click. We need to work on our mental strength on these pitches which are good for pace bowling. These tracks are good to bat on once one gets off to a start. It's more about a mental thing than the pace and bounce in the pitches," the Indian skipper remarked.However, the players took their minds off serious talk and celebrated their hard-fought win. "For now the coach has told us not to think about the semifinal against New Zealand. We will start discussing from Tuesday," Unmukt said.India play for a spot in the final on Wednesday.

Pakistan U19 Score: 136 all out, 45.1 overs (Babar Azam 50, Ehsan Adil 35; Sandeep Sharma 3-24, Ravikant Singh 3-43)

India U19 Score:  137 for nine, 48 overs (Baba Aparajith 51, Vijay Zol 36; Zia-ul-Haq 3-23, Azizullah 3-30, Ehsan Adil 2-25).

Cesar Azpilicueta's Future to be decided In next 48 Hours

Marseille Defender Cesar Azpilicueta Has Been Targeted by Chelsea Since A Month and now only after 48 Hours He will Be either In Chelsea or Still In France.The clubs have resumed talks following the weekend fixtures and expect to agree a fee between £6.5million and £8m for the Spain defender.The 22-year-old will provide competition for Branislav Ivanovic, who prefers to play in central defence.After Marseille's 2-0 win against Souchaux on Sunday, Azpilicueta said: 'Everyone thinks it’s been a tough time for me with my thoughts spilt between Marseille and Chelsea.'If my departure can help Marseille's finances, then it is a good deal for everyone concerned.'I thank the club's fans for their standing ovation. They have always been good to me, even when things haven’t gone well.'Rumours around Detect That Hulk Will also be Chelsea Player in coming weeks As He is On Medical,Also rumours around say Chelsea offer Luka Modric 36 Million Pounds.

21St August 2012: Latest transfer News,Rumours,Speculations,Breaking News

• Emmanuel Adebayor Joins Spurs From Man city
• Kaka On his way To Man Utd
• Reading teenager Obita joins Portsmouth
• Chelsea duo Benayoun and Malouda’s future in the balance
• Gardner backing boss O’Neill to strengthen Sunderland
• Boss Warnock takes a punt on Peltier as Leeds skipper
• Fulham unveil new betting partner
• Forest prepared to move for Wolves winger Hammill
• Crewe complete signing of Man City teenager Bunn
• Newcastle’s Ben Arfa misses out because of two year old suspension
• ‘Football Manager’ logo to feature on Watford shirts
• Middlesbrough faced stiff competition for Chelsea’s McEachran
• Premiership duo in frame for Birmingham defender Davies
• Mirallas: Everton’s gain was Arsenal’s loss
• Former Stoke striker Fuller agrees Charlton deal
• Adebayor leaves Man City for Tottenham
• Team Korea get Sunderland berth
• Tottenham announce Asian betting and gaming partner
• ESPN agrees FA deal for Australasia rights
• Man City come in with offer for Swansea’s Sinclair
• Liverpool’s Reina warns Man City: ‘It won’t be easy to come to Anfield’
• Gervinho: There is a great spirit at Arsenal
• Man City’s Johnson set for Sunderland
• Hazard will continue improving – Chelsea’s Di Matteo
• Di Matteo well aware of complacency as Chelsea prepare for Reading
• Bent would love to see Tottenham’s Defoe, Stoke’s Jones at Villa
• Chelsea’s Cole wants Middlesbrough loanee McEachran to show what he can do
• Reading’s McCleary determined to make an impact
• Gervinho impressed by Giroud and Arsenal’s overall strikeforce
• Man Utd officially confirm signing of Vitesse Arnhem’s Buttner
• Sunderland among plethora of clubs who want Man City’s Guidetti
• Roma ace De Rossi confirms he is not interested in Man City
• Arsenal, Tottenham target Llorente content in Bilbao
• Saha experience will serve us well – Sunderland’s Cattermole
• Newcastle defence key in Tottenham win – Perch
• Real Madrid boss Mourinho confident Rodgers will do well with Liverpool
• Ex-Middlesbrough ace Robson frustrated with Vancouver Whitecaps ban
• Cahill thrilled to contribute to NYRB victory
• Chievo Verona interested in Seattle Sounders star Montero
• Sweden international Wilhelmsson linked with LA Galaxy
• Taylor on fire as Preussen Munster beat Werder Bremen in German Cup
• Portland Timbers owner sticking by interim coach Wilkinson
• Why Lucas Moura is the best £30M Man Utd NEVER spent
• San Antonio Scorpions sign Luna on loan from FC Dallas
• Why Chelsea are determined not to miss out on Fluminense fullback Wallace
• Bayer Leverkusen chief warns Chelsea to forget about Schurrle
• Arteta: Arsenal will survive Song sale
• QPR make £7M bid for Tottenham defender Dawson
• FC Ashdod owner confirms Spurs, Man City want Nir Biton
• QPR midfielder Barton: Call me 'Joe'
• Chelsea make opening £29M bid for Napoli ace Cavani
• Rennes chief hints at Arsenal bid for Yann M'Vila
• Pogba: I said 'NO' to Man Utd boss Ferguson - and survived!
• Dad admits whirlwind day for Man Utd signing Buttner
• Chelsea boss Di Matteo not surprised Man Utd's Ferguson happy with Drogba exit
• Desperate Man City boss Mancini wants THREE big money signings
• Chelsea, Tottenham target Hulk angry over transfer questions
• Man Utd keeper Lindegaard: Kagawa will be a star
• Man Utd Dutch scout surprised by Buttner deal
• Porto ace Rodriguez cools Man Utd rumours
• Hull, Charlton keen on ex-Stoke striker Fuller
• Everton move for Wolves winger Jarvis
• Man Utd, Man City chasing Crewe striker Max Clayton
• Southampton move for Barcelona attacker Tello
• Swansea eyeing Dundee Utd winger Mackay-Steven
• QPR boss Hughes targets Tottenham veteran Gallas
• Wigan boss Martinez happy with "honest" Whelan relationship
• Chelsea boss Di Matteo pushing Lampard to reject LA Galaxy interest
• Southampton ahead of Man City, Tottenham for Butland
• Mancini fears Man City being left behind by Spurs, Chelsea in final days of market
• Man City ace Toure aims to take Rodwell under his wing
• Man Utd midfielder Carrick accepts veteran status
• Man City boss Mancini warned Marwood there for long haul
• Man Utd keeper Lindegaard determined to see more action
• Agent of Man City's Guidetti: We have 15 offers
• Everton battling Real Madrid for free agent Soumaila Konaré
• Swedish superkid Anjur Osmanovic happy with Chelsea progress
• PSV's Narsingh: I told Assaidi to choose Liverpool over Ajax
• Tottenham ask Man City about Dzeko availability
• Barcelona coach Vilanova tells Arsenal, Liverpool target Afellay to find new club
• AaB pair Nicklas Helenius and Lucas Andersen watched by Chelsea, Man City scouts
• West Ham, Sunderland rival QPR for Marseille's Mbia
• West Brom boss Clarke: Rosenberg electric in training
• Norwich sign Tottenham defender Bassong
• Sunderland go for Spurs pair Rose, Jenas
• Tottenham invite offers for Dawson
• Southampton confident closing deal for Bologna star Ramirez
• Southampton up bid for Blackpool winger Phillips
• Villa plan swap bid for Blackburn wing-back Olsson
• Bordeaux to snap up Villa midfielder Makoun
• Billionaire George Soros buys into Man Utd
• Chelsea owner Abramovich tries again for Andre Schurrle
• Azpilicueta: Chelsea move will be good for Marseille
• Arsenal legend Wright: Fergie should've started Van Persie in Man Utd defeat
• Newcastle, West Ham target Carroll must make quick Liverpool transfer decision
• Liverpool No1 Reina urges fans to keep faith
• Fulham to bid £7M for Shakhtar striker Eduardo
• Man City in Fiorentina contact for Jovetic
• Sunderland to bid for Blackburn wing-back Olsson
• Wigan attacker Moses anxiously waiting to make Chelsea move
• Juventus make new move for Man Utd outcast Berbatov
• Bolton boss Coyle admits he wants Liverpool's Spearing
• West Brom striker Lukaku likens Clarke to Mourinho
• Middlesbrough boss Mowbray welcomes deal for Chelsea's McEachran
• Premier League managers give ex-Man Utd striker Owen big swerve
• Man Utd ace Anderson changes name for Everton clash
• Man City kit manager behind player messages
• Agent reveals Premier League interest for Spurs, Man City target Llorente
• Arsenal boss Wenger targets two more signings
• Swansea coach Curtis confirms Man City move for Sinclair
• Sunderland ahead of Liverpool, Spurs for Man City winger Johnson
• Southampton rival Tottenham for St Etienne striker Aubameyang
• Portsmouth sign Reading winger Obita
• Stoke to learn Popov fate tomorrow
• Stoke favourites as Spurs make Huddlestone available
• Celtic’s Lennon prepared to sell Ki to Swansea – It will help fund our debt
• Celtic ready for Champions League says Samaras
• Spezia target Goian keen to remain with Rangers
• Ex-Bayern Munich keeper Sattelmaier on Rangers radar
• St Mirren waiting on McGregor injury
• Ex-Werder Bremen utility Polenz joins Western Sydney
• Melbourne Heart looking to complete deal for ex-Hull forward Garcia
• Buckley to quit as FFA chief, Gallop to take over
• Fiorentina open Man Utd talks for Berbatov
• Pele says Barcelona icons Messi, Maradona 'just not that good'
• Barcelona coach Vilanova tribute to Guardiola, Keita
• Man City challenge Chelsea for unsettled Napoli star Cavani
• David Silva contract demands shock Man City chiefs
• Arsenal hit roadblock in buying bid for Real Madrid's Sahin
• Arsenal dithering over contract talks convinced Song to quit
• Wigan boss Martinez: I turned down Liverpool
• De Rossi to hand Man City boss Mancini fresh transfer blow
• Stats don't add up: Barcelona signing Song leaves massive void at Arsenal
• FC Twente defender Douglas to choose between Newcastle and Fulham
• Wilshere hands Arsenal fitness boost
• Cardiff set to welcome QPR defender Connolly
• Tottenham rival Everton, West Ham for Pescara defender Marco Perotta
• Stoke, West Ham alerted to availability of St Etienne's Bakary Sako
• QPR expect Barton to make Marseille loan move
• QPR boss Hughes determined to find new centre-half signing
• England trio face being squeezed out of Tottenham
• West Ham turn to ex-Real Madrid midfielder Drenthe
• Brighton, Leeds in West Ham contact for Piquionne
• Sunderland move to trump Liverpool for Fulham's Dempsey
• Sunderland move for Dnipro fullback Ivan Strinic
• Fulham target ex-Arsenal striker Eduardo
• Arsenal hero Keown refuses to write off ex-Man Utd striker Owen
• Man City make opening offer for Swansea winger Sinclair
• Norwich target Bunn demands Blackburn transfer
• Man City expect Aguero back next month
• Villa boss Lambert has no Bent form concerns
• Sunderland joining America's Cup field
• Real Madrid return to Tottenham talks today over Modric
• Liverpool move ahead of Man Utd for Real Madrid star Kaka
• Barcelona signing Song excited about Cesc reunion
• Malaga's Maresca open to Sampdoria move
• Simao excited about Espanyol move
• Real Madrid defender Pepe released from hospital
• Real Madrid coach Mourinho not ready for international game
• Levante sign Auxerre striker Dudka
• Sergi Roberto outstanding as Barcelona win Gamper Trophy
• Sevilla wait to snap up Barcelona's Jonathan dos Santos
• Malaga target Birmingham striker Zigic, Saviola
• Barcelona defender Pique sends best wishes to Real Madrid's Pepe
• Man Utd boss Ferguson: We failed to play to Van Persie's strengths
• Barcelona signing Song fires parting shot at Arsenal, Wenger
• Mourinho: Impossible to match Ferguson's Man Utd success
• Ivanovic: Chelsea senior players excited about Hazard, Oscar
• Everton matchwinner Fellaini deflects praise to teammates
• Tottenham turn to Roma midfielder Miralem Pjanic
• Vitesse Arnhem fullback Buttner in Manchester for Man Utd medical
• Tottenham ready to welcome back Man City's Adebayor this week
• Man City make late bid to beat Bayern Munich for Javi Martinez
• Oxlade-Chamberlain insists Arsenal will survive Van Persie sale
• Everton defender Jagielka tells Man Utd: Only one way stopping Fellaini - yank his barnet!
• Defoe left disappointed in Tottenham defeat
• Arsenal ace Cazorla thrilled to taste Premier League atmosphere
• Conor Henderson throws down gauntlet to senior Arsenal teammates
• Arsenal defender Mertesacker pleased with playing comeback
• Mertesacker insists Podolski will be better for Arsenal debut
• Fulham youngster Kacaniklic: Right decision to leave Liverpool
• Oussama Assaidi helps Liverpool website crack 20M pageviews for week
• Ferguson admits Man Utd in defensive injury crisis
• Man Utd skipper Vidic: No reason to panic over Everton defeat
• Everton midfielder Pienaar doesn't regret Tottenham experience
• Liverpool coach Marsh happy with Sterling development
• Liverpool skipper Gerrard: Blame me for West Brom defeat
• Skrtel has total belief in new Liverpool boss Rodgers
• Razak Boukari undergoing West Ham medical
• West Ham pull out of pursuit of Wolves winger Jarvis
• Tottenham locked in Damiao discussions with Internacional
• Real Madrid coach Mourinho still in contact with Chelsea owner Abramovich
• Ex-Preston striker Proctor thrilled with Swansea switch
• Ex-Arsenal defender Bartley excited about Swansea move
• Southampton striker Lambert proud of first Premier League goal
• Lambert won't sulk over Southampton bench role
• Wigan boss Martinez eager to get Arsenal's Miyaichi on pitch
• Chelsea fullback Bertrand grateful for Reading experience
• Chelsea fullback Bertrand keen to impress Hodgson
• Bertrand happy in attacking Chelsea role
• Chelsea dazzler Hazard eager to combine with Oscar
• Chelsea ace Hazard declares: I can only get better
• Celtic boss Lennon admits Ki on way to Swansea
• Kompany says Man City will be ready for Liverpool showdown
• Man City skipper Kompany tribute to courageous Southampton
• Everton boss Moyes hails Fellaini after victory over Man Utd
• Moyes says Everton can still improve after shock Man Utd win
• Man Utd boss Ferguson finds De Gea positives in Everton defeat
• Ferguson admits Man Utd couldn't handle Fellaini
• Agent 'quietly confident' Cassano will join Inter Milan
• Rossi : Pazzini ideal for AC Milan
• Roma target Danubio keeper Mauro Goicoechea
• Inter Milan in talks for Napoli midfielder Gargano
• AC Milan coach Allegri: Cassano can leave
• Fiorentina coach Montella confident Man City target Jovetic wants to stay
• AC Milan coach Allegri delighted with Montolivo impact
• Roma coach Zeman takes fresh aim at Juventus patron Elkann
• Juventus caretaker coach Carrera pleased with preseason form
• Vidal: Juventus have plenty of room for improvement
• Agent: Insigne has set himself Napoli targets
• Sampdoria midfielder Poli holds no Inter Milan regrets
• Barzagli urges Juventus teammates to retain title hunger
• Galatasaray admit they want Lazio's Zarate
• Parma sign Cesena defender Yohan Benalouane
• Marchisio welcomes new Juventus teammates Pogba, Giovinco
• AC Milan chief Galliani: I like Inter striker Pazzini
• Palermo finalising deal for AC Milan wing-back Mesbah
• Siena confirm interest in Napoli flop Vargas
• Udinese patron Pozzo tribute to Di Natale
• Pozzo convinced of Udinese Champions League credentials
• Powerbrokers meet as Inter in AC Milan swap talks for Cassano

Chelsea Vs Reading Preview and RDM's Reaction

Chelsea Will play their 1st home game against Reading season 2012-2013.Roberto di Matteo believes Eden Hazard’s impressive debut at Wigan on Sunday is just the beginning for the Belgian star.Hazard, a £32 million capture from Lille, grabbed two assists in the opening seven minutes in his side’s 2-0 win at the DW Stadium and Blues fans will get the chance to see the star in action tomorrow night when the west London club host Reading in the Premier League.Asked for his thoughts on Hazard’s debut, manager Di Matteo said: “He left his mark on the game.“In pre-season, he showed that kind of quality in training.“Now, in the Premier League, hopefully there’s more to come from him.”With fellow new signings Marko Marin sidelined by a hamstring injury and Brazilian Oscar having only arrived at Chelsea last week, di Matteo could name a largely unchanged side tomorrow evening.“It won’t be long for Marin, but it might not be before the international break,” di Matteo said.He added of Oscar: “We’re slowly looking to integrate him, like we did with the other new signings.“He’s not been long with us, so we need to give him the right time to get him used to his new team members and the team, and our tactics, and slowly put him into the team.”Of tonight’s team selection, the Italian, who delivered Chelsea’s first Champions League trophy last season, added: “Sometimes, you look at it and think: ‘Don’t change a winning team,’ but it doesn’t always work this way.“We’ll see for tomorrow. I haven’t made our final decision yet. I have to think about it.”Reading were held 1-1 by Stoke in their first match back in the Premier League and one man hoping for a much-improved performance from that match is Royals keeper Adam Federici.The Aussie keeper was left red face after he let a tame shot from Stoke City’s Michael Kightly slip through his hands.“I’m very hard on myself. I don’t make those mistakes in training let alone games so I’m a bit embarrassed. I’ve been dreaming about playing in the Premier League for a long time so I’m taking it hard,” he said.The Italian coach warns his Chelsea side against complacency when they meet Reading. Ramires Could be a possilble return as he recovers from illness and could be back says RDM.

Barclays Premier league 2012-2013: Everton upset Man Utd

Everton Fc Thrilled Man utd What was to be the first match for the both of the teams In BPL Had To be ended in a 1-0 Contest between these two But In that Case Everton Shinned As Marouane Fellaini was the best player on the pitch and topped that performance off with a 57th minute header from a Darron Gibson corner to allow Everton to become the first team in eight years to beat United on the opening weekend of the season.David Moyes’ men were the better side on the night, providing plenty in attack in the first half, before defending strongly when Sir Alex Ferguson’s charges tried in vain for a leveller.All the talk prior was about the Red Devils’ new signing Robin van Persie, who joined from Arsenal for £24million, but he started on the bench and only came on with just over 20 minutes remaining. He had little impact on the match, sending in a few corners, but was close to combining with fellow new boy Shinji Kagawa in the 79th minute only to see Toffees keeper Tim Howard equal to the task.Of the glovemen, United’s David De Gea was by far the busiest, making a number of quality saves to deny Fellaini from a tight angle in the 14th minute and the coming up with a low block to keep out Steven Pienaar prior to his reaction stop when Leon Osman fired on the turn from close range.Everton had a great chance to go ahead early in the second term when Osman’s volley rattled the underside of the crossbar but thankfully Fellaini, who won everything in the air, was able to fire home his header from the edge of the six-yard box prior to the hour-mark.United threw everything forward in the final 20 or so minutes but the defensive effort of Everton, led by the back four of Leighton Baines, Tony Hibbert, Phil Jagielka and Sylvain Distin, was brilliant as the perennial slow starters recorded maximum points in somewhat of a surprise result early in the season.