Новости за 09.02.2016

West Ham are close to agreeing a deal to sell 30 year old striker Nikica Jelavic to Chinese second division side Beijing Ren He.

The transfer is "95 per cent done", according to a source close to the negotiations.

Jamie Vardy has refused to put any title pressure on Leicester ahead of their trip to rivals Arsenal.

The Gunners are third, level on points with Tottenham, but despite Leicester's five point lead Vardy believes they have to stay calm.

The Premier League have revealed a new logo to be used from the 2016/17 season.

The design sees the Premier League move away from title sponsorship and will be known as 'the Premier League' from the start of the next season, rather than the 'Barclays Premier League'.

Arsenal will find it hard to stop Leicester when the two sides meet at the Emirates Stadium this Sunday, according to Mesut Ozil.

A 3-1 win over Manchester City at the weekend moved the Foxes five points clear at the top of the Premier League table ahead of this weekend's clash with Arsenal, who currently occupy third place.

A crackdown was launched today into the sale of "tasteless and offensive" T-shirts being sold outside Chelsea's home ground which feature Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, reports the London Evening Standard.

Rogue retailers were selling the tops outside Stamford Bridge, in Fulham Road, before and after the West London club's clash with Manchester United on Sunday.

Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets has indicated he could be tempted to join his former boss Pep Guardiola at Manchester City next season.

"I have always said there are just two people who could make me change my decision to stay at Barcelona," the Spain international told ESPN.

Michael Carrick insists Manchester United are not ready to concede defeat in the Premier League title race despite being six points behind fourth-placed Manchester City and 12 behind leaders Leicester.

Carrick told manutd.com: "There is plenty to play for this month and of course plenty of points to play for in the league. We're not giving anything up just yet.

West Ham co-chairman David Gold has told Sky Sports that he expects the club to sell every single seat at the Olympic Stadium next season.

There have been some suggestions that West Ham will struggle to fill their new home, but Gold insists the club are well on their way to ensuring that will not be the case.

Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino has been named the PFA Fans' Player of the Month for January in the Premier League.

The 24 year old enjoyed a superb January, scoring four goals in as many Premier League matches.

An unnamed Chinese club are prepared to pay £38m to sign West Ham midfielder Dimitri Payet, according to Sky Sports.

Sky sources understand the Chinese club have made an offer to Payet through his representatives and have proposed to pay the France international £7m-a-year in wages.

Manchester United defender Phil Jones was back in action for the U21s in their 7-0 rout of Norwich City.

Jones played just under an hour for United's U21s team on Monday night as he continued his route back to full fitness following an ankle injury.

Atletico Madrid ace Antoine Griezmann is keen on a move to England.

The Daily Mail says the France international, if he leaves Spain, will prioritise a switch to the Premier League this summer.

Former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admits he's had several offers to return to management.

Rodgers was given the chance to go back to his former club Swansea City when they sacked Garry Monk earlier this season, but preferred to take time away from the game.

Former Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admits he could take a job outside the Premier League.

Speaking on beIN Sports, Rodgers admitted that he may need to go somewhere that is not necessarily a "top job" and could manage outside England.

Borussia Dortmund coach Thomas Tuchel denies there's any feud with Shinji Kagawa.

Tuchel left him out of the squad for the goalless draw with Hertha Berlin at the weekend.

Victor Valdes has laid bare how isolated he felt at Manchester United.

The 34-year-old, now on-loan with Standard Liege, was exiled at United by Louis van Gaal for allegedly refusing to play for the Under-21 side last season.

Borussia Dortmund coach Thomas Tuchel has joked about the presence of Jose Mourinho on the weekend.

Former Chelsea manager Mourinho was in the stands to see BVB's 0-0 draw with Hertha Berlin after being invited to Berlin's Olympic Stadium by Dortmund's CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke, prompting Tuchel to joke that he was being replaced.

Juventus hope to do cut-price business with Chelsea for Juan Cuadrado.

Calciomercato.com says Juventus are set to offer Chelsea £11.5m for Cuadrado.

Chelsea must move quickly if they want to land Italy coach Antonio Conte for next season.

The Daily Star says Conte has scheduled a meeting with his employers to discuss his future.

Manchester United legend Bryan Robson is backing Ryan Giggs for the top job.

United were linked with Pep Guardiola before he committed to manage cross-town rivals Manchester City from the summer onwards.

Former Manchester United and Barcelona midfielder Jordi Cruyff has revealed that he wanted Pep Guardiola to join United over Manchester City.

The Bayern Munich boss has been confirmed to take over from Manuel Pellegrini at the Etihad Stadium in the summer but Cruyff feels that due to their history and tradition, United would have been a more appropriate choice for Guardiola.

Manchester United youngster Anthony Martial has revealed that he is taking English lessons so that he can enjoy the cinema in England.

The France international says that the thing he misses most after moving to England is going to the cinemas. He also revealed that United teammate Morgan Schneiderlin has been helping him as a translator since his summer move from Monaco.

Manchester United youngster Anthony Martial says that he is slowly but surely adjusting to life in Manchester following his summer move from Monaco.

The 20-year old reveals that he is a reserved person and likes to spend time with his family but is becoming used to life as a professional footballer in the city of Manchester.

Manchester United youngster Anthony Martial has revealed that Brazilian superstars Ronaldinho and Ronaldo were big inspirations for him during his early days in football

The 20-year-old French forward also reveals that it was his brother Johan - a defender with French club Troyes - who inspired to take football as a profession while Bayern Munich great Willy Sagnol was also a massive help earlier in his career.

Manchester United lost youngsters Adnan Januzaj and Guillermo Varela to injuries in the U-21 side's 7-0 demolition of Norwich City on Monday.

Belgian attacking midfielder Januzaj limped off with a hamstring injury after 30 minutes while Uruguayan full-back Varela had to leave the pitch with an ankle injury later in the half.