Новости за 08.09.2015

Real Madrid whizkid Martin Odegaard admits speaking with Premier League clubs ahead of agreeing a move to Spain.

Iker Casillas has urged Victor Valdes to leave Manchester United as soon as he can.

Sergio Romero is delighted with his situation at Manchester United.

Romero, who replaced Spaniard David de Gea as United's first choice keeper, has kept four clean sheets but was criticised for their 2-1 loss to Swansea City before the international break.

"Playing for United is a dream and if God helps me this dream will never end," the 28-year-old Romero was quoted as saying by Argentine daily La Nacion.

"As I have been saying, I have to thank Van Gaal for trusting me. Although I had not done a pre-season... Читать дальше...

Manchester United goalkeeper Sergio Romero expects a first team battle with David de Gea now the market is shut.

Northern Ireland coach Michael O'Neill is chasing Crystal Palace striker Connor Wickham.

Everton fullback Leighton Baines is no fan of the transfer window.

Baines says the market should be shut once the season kicks off.

"The manager's touched on it a few times that the window shouldn't be open and I think pretty much everyone in football would agree with that," Baines told the club website.

"It's just a source of entertainment for people on the outside now and it doesn't help anybody in the game."

Leighton Baines is happy John Stones is staying with Everton.

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright stood firm in the face of Chelsea's dogged pursuit of Stones this summer.

"We're just glad the club took the stance they did and we've been able to keep him," said Baines to the club's website.

"It has been relentless, particularly for John. Seeing him first-hand on a daily basis, it's been difficult for him to deal with. He's still a young lad.

"John knows how to play football... Читать дальше...

Everton fullback Leighton Baines says there's been no squad backlash against John Stones.

Moussa Sissoko rates Crystal Palace as a bigger club than Newcastle United.

Ander Herrera says Manchester United have no excuses if they stumble this season.