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- QPR midfielder Adel Taarabt is set to have a medical at Fulham ahead of a proposed season-long loan move.
- Newcastle have agreed a season-long loan deal with Championship side Queens Park Rangers for striker Loic Remy.

Gerard Piqué and Andres Iniesta have declared that their team-mate Cesc Fabregas is not about to join Manchester United and are convinced he will stay at Barcelona.

Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Real Madrid C.F. remains unclear, after the forward refused to confirm reports that he has agreed a new five-year contract with the club as his future at the club still "hasn't been resolved."

Juventus are set to sell at least 1 striker this summer after the arrivals of Carlos Tevez and Fernando Llorente.
A possibility to leave this summer could be Fabio Quagliarella to Norwich City FC.

Luis Suarez has told Liverpool FC he does not want to play in any pre-season friendlies for Liverpool until his future is resolved.
But Liverpool's American owner John W Henry has told the club's supporters that striker Luis Suarez will not be sold.

Chelsea Football Club TV presenter Gigi Salmon has just confirmed that David Luiz will feature in the next game and that he is staying at the club.

Cesc Fàbregas has announced that his intention is to stay with FC Barcelona, ending Manchester United's hopes of signing the midfielder.

The representatives of 17 year-old Santos starlet Victor Andrade have confirmed that a number of English clubs are monitoring him. The Brazilian, who has been dubbed as "The Next Neymar" is yet to sign a long term deal at Santos.
Clubs Interested: Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool and Newcastle.

This Mornings News

This Mornings News:
-Lyon striker Lisandro Lopez has joined Qatari side Al Gharafa for over 7million euros, the Ligue 1 club have announced.
-Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik has signed a new contract at the club keeping him there until 2018

QPR

QPR FC are interested in signing Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermain Defoe., Spurs have set a £6m asking price if they want to land striker Jermain Defoe.

arsenal want Luiz Gustavo

Arsenal have offered FC Bayern München £17.2m for Brazil midfielder Luiz Gustavo.

LOSC : 7.5 MILLIONS POUR THAUVIN ?

Selon L'Equipe, l'OM pourrait rapidement revenir à la charge pour Florian Thauvin avec une offre de 7.5 millions d'euros.

PSG : Sakho, Monaco ou Liverpool ?

Désireux de quitter le PSG pour obtenir davantage de temps de jeu, Mamadou Sakho a deux pistes selon Le Parisien : Liverpool, en contacts avec l'international français depuis janvier dernier, et Monaco, que Sakho envisage de relancer après des discussions au début de l'été. Mais le défenseur central n'exclut pas de rester à Paris si ces deux pistes n'aboutissent pas.

Boukari à Sochaux ?

Selon L’Equipe, Razak Boukari pourrait revenir en France. L’ancien Lensois et Rennais, actuellement à Wolverhampton, pensionnaire de 3e division anglaise, est courtisé par Sochaux sous forme de prêt.

Valenciennes : Bong vers l'Olympiakos ?

Disposant d'un bon de sortie, Gaëtan Bong fait l'objet d'une offre d'un million d'euros de l'Olympiakos. Sous contrat jusqu'en 2014, le défenseur camerounais de Valenciennes (25 ans) est également suivi par Hanovre.

CVITANICH REVALORISATION SALARIALE EN VUE ?

L'Argentin dont le souhait est de rester à Nice, va se voir proposer une augmentation de salaire dans la semaine, selon l'Équipe.

La Fiorentina sur Carrasso

La Fiorentina se rapprocherait de Cédric Carrasso. Selon les médias italiens, la Viola est intéressée par le gardien des Girondins de Bordeaux. Selon Le Parisien, les Bordelais demanderaient 5 millions d'euros pour l'international français.

Evian : Hull City sur Mohammed Rabiu

Selon Le Dauphiné Libéré, Mohammed Rabiu, le milieu de terrain ghanéen d'Evian TG, serait dans le viseur de Hull City. Fulham et le Rubin Krasnodar étaient déjà venus aux renseignements ces dernières semaines le concernant.

Sergio Romero en prêt à Monaco ?

Selon RMC, l'AS Monaco est sur le point de formuler une offre de prêt avec option d'achat pour Sergio Romero, le gardien argentin de la Sampdoria. Le portier serait intéressé, mais reste à trouver un terrain d'entante avec la Samp.

Falette prêté à Brest

Le défenseur lorientais Simon Falette rejoint Brest en prêt pour la saison. Déjà prêté l'an dernier à Laval, le joueur de 21 ans est le fils d'Albert Falette, qui a notamment porté les couleurs du Mans, et entraîné le FC Tours de 1999 à 2007.

Le PSG garde un œil sur Insigne

«L’intérêt du PSG est réel et ils suivent Insigne depuis longtemps.» L’agent de Lorenzo Insigne, Fabio Andreotti, a indiqué à la radio italienne CRC que son protégé était activement surveillé par le PSG.

SOCHAUX : BOUDEBOUZ SUPERVISÉ PAR ASTON VILLA.

Selon le Daily Mail, Aston Villa a supervisé Ryad Boudebouz ce week-end à l'occasion du match du FC Sochaux face à Evian. Le club anglais apprécierait le profil de l'international algérien et pourrait rapidement faire une offre comprise entre 3 et 4 millions d'euros.

Why would Luis Suarez choose Arsenal over Liverpool?

hil Thompson says Luis Suarez might realise his Champions League ambitions at Liverpool quicker than he would at Arsenal. The Sky Sports pundit was speaking after the Uruguayan striker publically reiterated his desire to leave Anfield on Wednesday, claiming that Liverpool had broken promises and that he "needed to be playing in the Champions League".
Thompson pointed out that Arsenal, who had a £40million bid for the player rejected last month, are not guaranteed a spot in this year's Champions League because they still need to overcome a two-legged qualifier later this month.

Redknapp: Suarez lacks respect

And the former Liverpool captain believes that if Suarez was to stay, then they would have a real chance of beating Arsene Wenger's side to a top-four finish next season.
"This is Arsenal bidding for him and Arsenal haven't even qualified yet for the Champions League," Thompson told Sky Sports News.
"Who knows what might happen? They haven't even got that yet and he's wanting to go to Arsenal for Champions League football.
"Certainly he's going to get the same media attention and the same difficulties as he's had at Liverpool, so is it going to be any different at Arsenal?
"And if Arsenal don't make another signing, which has been known, before the deadline happens at the start of September then where does that leave Arsenal?
"With Liverpool's signings, they could be challenging Arsenal for a top-four place next year. Why choose Arsenal ahead of Liverpool?"

Rodgers takes swipe at Arsenal over Luis Suarez pursuit

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has accused Arsenal of playing 'a game' as they pursue unsettled striker Luis Suarez.

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger admitted he remains interested in the Uruguayan and the club recently bid £40m plus £1 in the hope of activating a clause in Suarez's contract.
This offer was rejected by Liverpool and Rodgers has yet again reiterated his determination to keep Suarez at Anfield.
But the Reds boss admits he was taken aback by Arsenal's attempts to lure away the player and believes the Londoners have resorted to gamesmanship.
"I've got to say I've always associated Arsenal as a club with class and so there was a wee bit of a game there," he said.
"For us, it's about moving on and doing our own work. There will come a point where they understand our position.
"Obviously they have an interest and they put that interest in with two bids which were nowhere near what the player is worth. That's within their right.
"There is a market in football for players but from us the message is constant: we do not want to sell."
Suarez's repeated disciplinary problems have disrupted his Liverpool career, but Rodgers insists the owners do not intend to cash-in on their prize asset.
"I'm extremely confident that Luis will be here [next season]," he said.
"The offers have come in as you would expect for one of the world's leading strikers but as time goes by I'm gaining more confidence because I have a chance to be with him on a day-to-day basis and he gets the chance to be around his team-mates.
"We're in total control of the situation as a club and that's how it will remain.
"The owners have been brilliant. If it was another club needing the money or desperate for the money it could have been a different story.
"But [owner] John Henry and Tom [Werner, chairman] have been first class through the whole process, so there are no arguments there and it gives you the confidence they are not in any hurry to sell because they understand we are trying to build here."

Steven Gerrard says Liverpool season hinges on Luis Suarez

Gerrard believes Liverpool's season depends on keeping hold of Luis Suarez - and says a move to Arsenal "doesn't make sense at all".
Suarez remains heavily linked with a move away from Anfield with Arsenal having two bids rejected for the Uruguay international striker, the last one of £40million plus £1 which they believed would trigger a sale clause.
Liverpool have always maintained they merely had to inform the player of offers of that magnitude and have been steadfast in stating Suarez is not for sale.
Anfield captain Gerrard certainly does not want to see the 26-year-old leave - particularly to a club he sees as a direct rival in the race for Champions League football.
In an interview in the Independent, he said: "It's difficult every season to finish in the top four positions because of the power the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Manchester United have got at the moment.

"The likes of us, Tottenham and Arsenal are fighting to sneak into the other place that's available.
"Where we sit actually right now, it all depends on what decision Luis Suarez makes in the next few weeks. If we lose him then the challenge becomes even more difficult. It's that simple.
"If he goes to Arsenal, it obviously makes our season that little bit more difficult.
"It strengthens them an awful lot and they are our rivals for a top-four position. From the club's point of view it doesn't make sense at all, no matter how much money is put on the table."

Cavani stands up for Liverpool's Luis Suarez and blasts Brendan Rodgers

 Cavani has come to the defence of Luis Suarez by insisting his Uruguayan compatriot has shown commitment to Liverpool, and telling Brendan Rodgers to 'look up what loyalty means'.
Suarez has made it clear that he wants to leave Anfield this summer and declared last week that it was written in his contract that he could move on if the club failed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League.
Liverpool denied there was such an agreement and insisted the striker would not be sold, having previously turned down a bid of £40m + £1 from Arsenal.
Reds boss Rodgers has made Suarez train on his own and demanded that he apologise to his team-mates, after criticising the player's attitude and accusing him of going against the club's values.
"The Liverpool coach can talk about loyalty and disrespect but maybe he needs to look up what it means."
Edinson Cavanihad an opportunity to go to Juventus last season but instead stayed with Liverpool.
"The Liverpool coach can talk about loyalty and disrespect but maybe he needs to look up what it means," Cavani is quoted as saying in The Sun.
"Luis had the chance last year to join Juventus, who went on to win the league in Italy.
"But he chose to stay with Liverpool. That's what you call loyalty.
"I've known about his agreement with Liverpool and understood that he would be leaving if they were not playing in the Champions League."

David Moyes insists Wayne Rooney is not for sale

David Moyes insists there is no rift between him and Wayne Rooney, and that Manchester United have no plans to sell the England international.

Chelsea have submitted two unsuccessful bids for Rooney, who missed Sunday's FA Community Shield win over Wigan with a shoulder injury.
Moyes was in a combative mood at the post-match press conference at Wembley, where he denied speculation that he had fallen out with Rooney.
"We don't want to sell Wayne," Moyes responded when it was suggested the 27-year-old wanted to leave Old Trafford for Stamford Bridge and had been told to train with United's reserve team.
"I have not fallen out with Wayne and the reason he trained with the reserves was because he wanted to because he wasn't allowed any contact."
Despite the injury, Rooney has been included in England's squad for their meeting with Scotland on Wednesday, something Moyes said he was happy about.
"I want him to join up (with the England squad)," added Moyes.
"He trained with us yesterday (Saturday). He's not ready, you'll probably see that in the game. He'll probably play a chunk of the game.
"He's had no football. He's had 45 minutes against Real Betis in a friendly when he hurt his shoulder. Apart from that, since the day he got back for pre-season, he's got no match action.
"So you probably wouldn't expect somebody in that condition to be playing for a long period."
United failed in their bid to sign Cesc Fabregas from Barcelona, but Moyes admitted that adding new players to his squad is still on his agenda.
He continued: "I hope so, we move on every day and the transfer window gets closer and closer. But if we have to start the season with what we've got then I'll be happy."

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers stands firm over Luis Suarez

Rodgers is demanding a show of contrition from the Uruguay international over what he sees as "a total disrespect" for the club's values.
Suarez is attempting to force through a move to Arsenal and claims Rodgers has reneged on a promise to sell him for £40m-plus if Liverpool failed to make this season's UEFA Champions League.
Rodgers denies making any such promise, and owner John W Henry has given an "unequivocal" assurance he will not sell to Arsenal.
That leaves an unrepentant Suarez training alone and in limbo, and despite his wish for an amicable resolution Rodgers is not about to back down either.

He told the club website: "It is something that we have to do everything we can to fix.
"There has been a lot said and a lot reported, and we have made a stance, as a club and as a manager, of the commitment and the standards required.
"If you don't have that commitment, and those standards, then you won't play. It's as simple as that.
"If we have got to sit and wait, then so be it. But this is a club that has got great values, and we hope that the situation can be resolved amicably, and I am sure it will be.
"There's no problem between me and him, it is quite calm. But obviously I have got to respect the club and the team.
"It doesn't matter who you are, if they're not pulling their weight then they are letting down the club, the city and everyone who has stood by them.
"So until I get that assurance that we are going to get nothing but 100% commitment, then there will be no solution."

Drogba goal give Galatasaray Turkish Super Cup at the expense of Fenerbahce

Star led veteran Didier Drogba  team champions Galatasaray Turkish football last season for the coronation of the Turkish Super Cup for the second time in a row after beating Fenerbahce Turkey Cup champion last season in order to clean in the match that took place between them on Sunday evening.
Drogba scored the only goal in the ninth minute of the first extra-time with a powerful header into the right corner to guard Fanar Bkhch.
The match saw tense and nervous excess of their players which prompted the referee to declare many of the warnings in addition to carrying out the expulsion of Bruno Alves Fenerbahce player after receiving a second yellow card in the 63rd minute of the match.
Fenerbahce was not affected shortage issue, despite numerous attempts offensive to Galatasaray in the rest of the events of the second half of the original time runs scoreless Both teams resorted to go to extra time, during which succeeded Galatasaray in the kidnapping of the winning goal by star Drogba.
And tried to Fenerbahce in vain to modify the result, especially in extra time, the second, but all attempts failed and that was the most serious blow to a powerful header from Senegalese striker Moussa Sow hit Galatasaray and turned off the field to end the game in victory جالطه Galatasaray with the sole aim.

Nadal defeated Raunic and crowned Montreal tennis tournament

Beat Spaniard Rafael Nadal Canadian Milos Raunic 6-2, 6-2 in the final of the Montreal Masters on Sunday evening to reinforce confidence before going to the U.S. Open later this month.

In the first championship sudden fought since losing in the second round at Wimbledon Nadal showed that he approached one of the best levels and followed his victory in the final to Novak Djokovic on Saturday evening another easy dangerous Raunic in about one hour.

And Nadal award winning three titles in Canada and the eighth in the ATP this year.

And raise win the Spanish champion is ranked in the world rankings to the third place until a new list issued on Monday while joining Raunic of the top ten for the first time after he became the first Canadian in more than half a century up to the final of this tournament.

ROONEY TRAINS WITH ENGLAND TEAM AHEAD OF SCOTLAND

Wayne Rooney has played only 45 minutes of pre-season football because of hamstring and shoulder injuries, but Manchester United gave him permission to report for duty at St George's Park.
And Rooney was out on the training pitch at 10am on Monday - half an hour before the scheduled start of the session - as preparations began in earnest for the first England-Scotland game in almost 14 years.
Roy Hodgson - who will hold a news conference at 1pm - has assured David Moyes he will not take a chance with Rooney's fitness on Wednesday night, and the United manager is expecting a rusty performance from his player.
Speaking after United's Community Shield success on Sunday, the Scot again insisted Rooney's absence was down to fitness and injury issues rather than ongoing speculation over his future.
"I want him to join up," Moyes said on Sunday. "He's not ready, you'll probably see that in the game. He'll probably play a chunk of the game.
"He's had no football. He's had 45 minutes against Real Betis in a friendly when he hurt his shoulder. Apart from that, since the day he got back for pre-season, he's got no match action.
"So you probably wouldn't expect somebody in that condition to be playing for a long period."
Moyes and United are adamant Rooney is not for sale and Chelsea have twice this summer failed with bids for the 27-year-old, who has been training with the reserves at Carrington to avoid physical contac