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| Henry Winter: Leeds United's Simon Grayson thrilled by Manchester United challenge Leeds manager Simon Grayson can't wait to test himself against Sir Alex Ferguson, writes Henry Winter. telegraph.co.uk |
Kenwyne Jones will not leave Sunderland in transfer window, says Steve Bruce Sunderland manager Steve Bruce insists striker will not be allowed to leave the Stadium of Light in the transfer window. telegraph.co.uk |
Senderos positive about Celtic move • Senderos would be keen to move if Arsenal give green light• I feel I have to leave Arsenal, says Switzerland defenderPhilippe Senderos has welcomed the prospect of a loan move to Celtic in a bid to resurrect his World Cup dream.The Arsenal defender, 24, has been linked with a switch to Tony Mowbray's team and believes such a move could boost his hopes of representing Switzerland in South Africa this summer.He said: "I am very honoured that a big club like Celtic are interested in me and a loan deal right now would suit me perfectly. My main priority is to get back playing regular football. I really miss that. The World Cup this summer is a really big thing for me. I know that if I'm not playing regularly my chances of playing in South Africa will be badly affected."It would be my second World Cup and I want to get the best possible build-up to it. Unfortunately, I haven't played a lot of football recently and that's why I feel I have to leave Arsenal. Hopefully something will be in place over the next few days but I'll wait and see."Senderos, however, stressed that any move would have to be given the green light by Arsenal. He added: "At this moment I am still an Arsenal player and so they will have the final decision. The decision remains in the club's hands so I will have to see what happens."ArsenalTransfer windowCelticguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Ferdinand back as Man U downplays Tevez feud Rio Ferdinand is fit to return to Manchester United's defence for the first time since October after recovering from a back problem. cbc.ca |
Shot soccer star Cabanas suffers brain swelling Doctors treating Paraguay soccer star Salvador Cabanas say he is showing symptoms of swelling around the brain as he tries to recover from being shot in the head. cbc.ca |