Leagues

No Winter Blues

Luis Suarez claiming that a move to Stamford Bridge is not on the cards for him next month. Thus, Chelsea will not be signing the prolific Ajax striker in the January transfer window, if the player's own words are anything to go by. Click here for his comments.

We've Got Enough Sol

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not think his side needs Sol Campbell, despite the centre-back training with the Gunners. The former England international had been linked with a move to Manchester United earlier this week but Sir Alex Ferguson has also ruled out a move.

Barca Reignite Robinho Talks

Barcelona will seek to find a final resolution in their chase to acquire Manchester City's Robinho when the club fly out to Abu Dhabi for the FIFA Club World Cup. Reports in Spain suggest that Barca chief, Joan Laporta will personally open discussions with Manchester City owner Sheik Mansour.

Gun Down Our Poor Form

Liverpool manager, Rafa Benitez is confident that his side can finally put a stop to their recent Premier League rot starting with a win over Arsenal on Sunday. The Spaniard has also urged his players to take one game at a time after recently declaring that the season really starts now.

Not In Transfer Market

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti has claimed that the Blues are not targeting any big signings in January because he feels that his current squad is more than good enough. The English outfit have been linked with Atletico Madrid's Sergio Aguero and Ajax's Luis Suarez in recent weeks.

Ashton Retires

West Ham United have today confirmed that striker Dean Ashton has retired from professional football. The forward has been unable to recover properly from an ankle injury he sustained whilst on England duty back in August 2006, and it has forced him to curtail his professional career.

Tipped For Glory

Former England and Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer believes that Fabio Capello's men can go on and win the 2010 World Cup. The former Toon boss believes that Capello has brought about a positive change, and he believes the Three Lions can sweep all before them in South Africa.