MAVHARIVHARI (Rumours) & INTERNATIONAL UPDATES • Cristiano Ronaldo remains confident he will pip Lionel Messi to the Champions League goalscoring record after edging closer to Raul’s mark in Real Madrids 3-0 win at Liverpool on Wednesday. • Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists that he will deal with Mario Balotellis half-time shirt swap with Pepe internally after Liverpools 3-0 defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League. • Lukas Podolski has hinted he may leave Arsenal. The 29-year-old German forward is frustrated with a lack of first-team opportunities. • Stuttgart defender Antonio Rudiger, 21, has dealt a blow to Chelseas hopes of signing him by revealing he is an Arsenal fan. • Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has no intention of selling defender Jan Vertonghen, 27. • Spurs will rival neighbours Arsenal in the chase for Birmingham winger Demarai Gray, 18. • Newcastle Uniteds board members say there is no guarantee that they will sign a striker in the January transfer window. • The mystery over Diego Costas condition has deepened after it emerged that the Chelsea striker was forced to spend time in hospital after returning from international duty with Spain. • Blues manager Jose Mourinho has identified Cesc Fabregas as the player to succeed John Terry as the clubs next captain. • The cost of renovating the Olympic Stadium ahead of West Hams 2016 move will rise by £35.9m but the extra funding will not be paid for by either the Hammers or the taxpayer. • Manchester City will ask Uefa to reimburse their fans who lost money when they were not allowed to attend Tuesdays match with CSKA Moscow. • Norwich striker Cameron Jerome had to be stopped from storming into the Leeds dressing room after accusing Giuseppe Bellusci of racially abusing him on Tuesday night. • Pablo Zabaleta says his Manchester City side do not deserve to go through to the Champions League knockout stage after they were held to a draw by CSKA Moscow. • European football will give England midfielder Ross Barkley, 20, a vital lesson in tactics, according to Everton boss Roberto Martinez. • Marina Granovskaia establish herself as the most powerful woman in football by taking control of Chelseas football operations after the departure of chief executive Ron Gourlay. • Former Liverpool favourite Michael Owen tweeted that the Reds should stick with striker Mario Balotelli despite the Italians poor performance against Real Madrid. • After goals from Kieran Gibbs and Lukas Podolski gave Arsenal a last-gasp victory over Anderlecht, midfielder Aaron Ramsey tweeted: What a finish to the game! Good to get back to winning ways. Happy to get 90 under my belt. Buzzing for Gibbo and Poldi, great finishes! • Bayern Munich celebrated their 7-1 Champions League victory over Roma on Tuesday by visiting the Pope. • A dad in Manchester is auctioning his baby sons future football allegiance on eBay - and the winning bidder gets to choose whether he supports City or United.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 05:21:42 +0000
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