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| Blackburn in bid to sign James Beattie from Stoke Sam Allardyce understood to want to sign James Beattie from Stoke by offering Jason Roberts in return. telegraph.co.uk |
Mourinho: Vieira likely to leave Inter • Chance of Vieira staying at Inter 'very little', says Mourinho• Injuries mean midfielder could play against ChievoPatrick Vieira looks certain to leave Internazionale in a bid to find first-team football and regain his place in the France team before the World Cup, the Italian team's coach, José Mourinho, has said.When asked about the chance of the rarely used 33-year-old midfielder, who has been linked with a move to Manchester City and Lyon, staying at San Siro, Mourinho told a news conference: "Very little. But as long as he is with us, I trust his professionalism."Vieira is likely to be called into action at Chievo tomorrow with Inter's midfield hit by injuries and suspension while his imminent departure could prompt Inter to seek a replacement in the transfer window, Mourinho added.The Manchester City manager, Roberto Mancini, is hoping to bring the player to Eastlands and the club are prepared to offer him £150,000 a week for an initial loan spell until the summer. It was Mancini who signed the Frenchman for Inter in 2006.Transfer windowInternazionaleManchester CityJose MourinhoPremier LeagueSerie Aguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Togo players come under gunfire Two Togo footballers have been shot when their bus came under terrorist attack in Angola, but organisers for the upcoming African Cup of Nations insist the tournament will go ahead. foxsports.com.au |
Should West Ham move to the Olympic Stadium? New owner David Sullivan has revealed that he hopes West Ham will swap Upton Park for London's new Olympic Stadium. Is it time for the Hammers to leave the Boleyn Ground behind? guardian.co.uk |
Global Soccer: Rooney's Jackpot Keeps Game's Woes at Bay The striker Wayne Rooney’s exceptional skill and four goals for Manchester United against Hull mask a multitude of problems in the English sport. feeds.nytimes.com |