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The Dutchman's departure follows that of Alex Ferguson, who quit as manager of United in May after nearly 27 years in charge.

Tevez is likely look back on his seven years in England with a mixture of fondness, bemusement and, to some extent, regret.

Arsenal are close to confirming the signing of Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain for 22 million pounds according to reports.

Chelsea have reportedly agreed on a £49.3m deal to sign Napoli striker Edinson Cavani.

Old Trafford side is willing to mount a club record 50m pounds bid for the Serie A goal machine.

China's Football Association says it has sacked national team coach Jose Antonio Camacho following a 5-1 loss to Thailand.

The 21-year-old Belgian has played 98 games for Atletico in the past two seasons after he replaced David de Gea in goal.

The Barbados government says it will honour Emmerson Boyce who captained Wigan Athletic to the 2013 FA Cup title in England.

The 20-year-old Alberto has played for Spain at several different youth levels and spent last season on loan at Barcelona 'B'.

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Chhetri backed East Bengal to beat Indonesian Champions Semen Padang over two legs in the AFC Cup quarters in September.

Brazil defender David Luiz broke his nose during his country's 2-0 victory over Mexico at the Confederations Cup.

David Moyes is reportedly set to reignite his interest in Benfica star Nicolas Gaitan, despite reports they are unwilling to sell him.

Shakhtar Donetsk insist there has been no approach from Liverpool for attacking midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan - but also added that they would be willing to listen to offers.

Riot police used gas bombs and pepper spray to keep protesters from advancing past a barrier some 3 kilometers (1.8 miles) away from the Arena Castelao in the northeastern city of Fortaleza.

Brazil will benefit with more than just new soccer stadiums from hosting the 2014 World Cup, FIFA president Sepp Blatter said as unrest in the country continued to overshadow the Confederations Cup.