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Real Madrid join Chelsea in chase for South American sensation

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Tottenham transfer blow: Midfield target set to sign new contract

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Arsenal can forget about signing Real Madrid star as Ancelotti rules out move

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Liverpool striker blow! Belgian star will not join in January

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Blow for Chelsea's rivals as Hazard announces he has no desire to join PSG

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Tottenham ponder recalling US World Cup star in January

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Arsenal signing the Dutch David Luiz' – Gooners on transfer target

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FALCON'S ON FIRE

It obvious that whenever the so called Super Eagles fails Nigerians,Falcons put smile on our faces.
6-0 Madam na only Zambia waka come .




                                                 

THE BIG BOSS WHAT ID HAPPENINGThe double-header against Sudan could be make-or-break for both the Super Eagles and their under-pressure manager





STEVEN OKECHUKWU KESHI SACKED.Shocked by Keshi's sack, sports minister vows to vet new foreign coach:The minister of sports has expressed awe at the manner the NFF edged out the Big Boss but says he is keen to see the criteria for choosing a new trainer for the Super Eagles.



Our dear Musa scores two as The Super Eagles held on to win in Abuja on Wednesday evening and keep alive their chances of reaching the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco

The 21-year-old France international says that he is driven by the desire to win individual awards and team titles with Juventus.Paul Pogba has revealed that his ambition is to "become the best player in the world".

The midfielder has helped Juventus win two Serie A titles since joining from Manchester United in the summer of 2012 and only further enhanced his reputation by starring for France at this summer's World Cup.
Pogba's performances in Brazil saw him named the Young Player of the Tournament and he has now admitted that he is driven by the prospect of winning more individual and collective trophies.
"I'm very proud to receive this award and it was an honour for me to play in the World Cup," the 21-year-old told FIFA.com on Wednesday.
"I can't predict what's going to happen in the future but I'm going to do all I can to win even more trophies.
"I'm going to keep working hard. My aim is to become the best player in the world."

Pogba's current contract with Juventus runs until 2016 and he was repeatedly linked with Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and United during the summer.

The Gunners boss has claimed that his team failed in their attempts to sign cover at the back in the summer, but that they will try to bring someone in this winter:Arsene Wenger says Arsenal will make signing defensive reinforcements a priority in January after missing out on a defender in the summer transfer window.

The Gunners embarked on the season with just six senior defenders to cover four positions after allowing former club captain Thomas Vermaelen to join Barcelona in an estimated €20 million deal this summer.

A €10m move for Greece international Konstantinos Manolas stalled over personal terms before Roma swooped to sign him and Wenger has vowed to resume his search for another defender in 2015.

"We have done remarkably well in the transfer window. We tried to buy one more, a defender, but we didn't find one. But we will try to rectify that in January," said the Frenchman at Arsenal's AGM.

Wenger also reiterated his desire to improve Arsenal's medical record with the club once again in the midst of an injury crisis and explained that the domestic core to the current Gunners team was the result of a conscious policy.

"We are trying to develop our preventive work in the medical side," he insisted. "We are also working on the mental side; it's important the players are attached to the club.

"The modern game has changed things more in favour of the clubs. I feel you have a responsibility to deal with that. I am taking a responsibility to do that with our youth teams and senior players.

"We have developed a more English team. We wanted to make a more English team. We have a good core of young English players and overall we are going in the right direction."