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A string of Premiership clubs are lining up summer moves for Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler. Middlesbrough, Bolton and former employers Manchester City are reportedly keeping tabs on Fowler's situation.
-- fansfc.com

Alex Ferguson has confirmed that Manchester United is discussing the terms for a new contract for top scorer Cristiano Ronaldo.
-- eurosports.com

Arsenal Football Club is planning a sensational double swoop on Real Madrid. It is believed that the Gunners have agreed to keep Julio Baptista after the Brazilian's loan spell, with Jose Antonio Reyes heading to the Bernabeu in a straight swap deal, as arranged.
-- fansfc.com

Chelsea will tour the United States again this summer for the fourth consecutive pre-season. Chelsea announced that the highlight of the tour will be a match against Major League Soccer's Los Angeles Galaxy on July 21 as part of a four-team tournament, "The World Series of Football" -- which could be David Beckham's first game for his new club.
-- Goal.com

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that he will quit the game by the time he is 55. The Portuguese tactician, 44, also says he plans to take over his country's national team before retiring.
-- Goal.com

German state TV broadcaster ARD has withdrawn an interview with Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko in he criticized his coach, Jose Mourinho.
-- eurosports.com

The league will sign a designated player soon, a reliable league source said. Don't know the team, but I do know it won't be the Red Bulls, the source said.
-- BigAppleSoccer.com

Defender Tony Sanneh is in talks with the Los Angeles Galaxy after he was unable to reach a contract agreement with the Fire.
-- Chicago Tribune

Kosuke Kimura has signed a contract to play for the Colorado Rapids of MLS. The Rapids drafted Kimura in the third round of the MLS supplemental draft. He becomes the first athlete from Japan to play in the MLS.
-- Macomb Journal

Reading is blowing the whistle on rumors that Ian Wright is to join the club as a coach until the end of the season.
-- eurosports.com

The passel of American businessmen who have bought some of the top clubs in England, initially purely as investments, will inevitably become emotionally involved in their teams and the game of soccer, according to Dan Jones, a partner in the sports business group at Deloitte in London.
-- New York Times

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