Top 5 rumours - Kompany to Monaco
Here's our look at the day's most intriguing rumours in the world of football, as clubs ramp up their summer transfer plans
Here's our look at the day's most intriguing rumours in the world of football, as clubs ramp up their summer transfer plans
Speaking exclusively to ITV Sport, Paul Lambert looks back on his time at Borussia Dortmund, including a Champions League win in 1997
Eric Daniel Pierre Cantona turns 47 today. In tribute to the French legend, we present a gallery of King Eric just being himself
Two prison guards who kept Troy Deeney company while he was incarcerated will be among the 96 guests of the striker for the play-off final
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ITV's Ned Boulting spoke to World Cup winner Paul Breitner, who told him that the Premier League was in a state of regression
Read the full story– Bayern Munich manager Jupp HeynckesArjen was very motivated after the European Championships last summer. But he got injured and lost time.
He is still driven by ambition. He has a professional approach and is in good form.
He is a very important player in my system because he has learned to take on defensive roles. That makes him a lot stronger than he has been in the past.
Neymar will take his time to make a decision about his future after Santos accepted two offers for the Brazil forward
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Real Madrid ambassador Zinedine Zidane believes Gareth Bale is among the top three players in the world
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We had a chat with Germany legend Michael Ballack about who will be the salient players in Saturday's Champions League Final
Read the full story– Manchester United chief executive David GillAs Alex said at his last press conference, that's an issue for David Moyes and the new team but I'm confident he'll be there next season.
I think he's a great, great player at a great, great club and the club doesn't want to lose its star player.
I'm sure every bit of work is being taken with Wayne and his advisors to ensure that happens. I'm not a betting man but I'm confident I'll sit at Old Trafford next season and see Wayne Rooney running out.