Wojciech Szczesny set to join Roma on loan from Arsenal

Sky sources reported last week that Arsenal and Roma were in talks over a deal and Szscesny took to social media to inform fans he is making the move, addressing viewers in a 10-second video. Speaking in Italian, he said on Sunday: "Good evening Giallorossi. I am very happy because I am going to Roma tomorrow. I’ll see you soon." Szczesny then signed off with a wink and an announcement on his future is expected at some point on Monday. The 25-year-old made his Arsenal debut in September 2009 and has made 180 appearances for the club in all competitions. He played 33 games for them and Poland last season but only appeared in FA Cup matches after a 2-0 Premier League defeat to Southampton on January 1. Szczesny was at fault for both goals at St Mary’s and was later fined and dropped for smoking in the dressing room, with David Ospina replacing him as No 1.
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Ronny Deila admits Celtic must improve if they are qualify for Champions League

Ronny Deila admits his side must improve if they are to qualify for the Champions League after overcoming part-time Icelandic side Stjarnan in their second-round qualifier. The Hoops travelled to the tiny Samsungvollur stadium with a 2-0 advantage from last week's first leg in Glasgow but found themselves under some unexpected pressure after only six minutes when Olafur Karl Finsen shot the home side into a shock lead. However, midfielder Nir Bitton calmed the nerves when he levelled in the 32nd minute from a Stefan Johansen corner and further goals from defender Charlie Mulgrew, substitute Leigh Griffiths and Johansen made it 4-1 to see the Scottish champions through 6-1 on aggregate
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Claudio Ranieri: Resurrection for Chelsea's 'dead man walking'

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Christian Benteke: Liverpool sign £32.5m Aston Villa striker

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James Milner pleased to be handed central role by Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers

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Jackson Martinez signs four-year deal with Atletico Madrid

Colombia striker Jackson Martinez has signed a four-year deal with Atletico Madrid after the La Liga club reached an agreement with FC Porto. The 28-year-old will make the move to the Spanish capital after Atletico reportedly met his £25m (€35m) release clause. Atletico's sporting director Jose Luis Perez Caminero expressed his satisfaction with the deal, telling the club's official website: "We are very pleased with the agreement, because Jackson Martinez is an extraordinary striker, able to rapidly solve any attacking play inside the box. "Thanks to his size, he heads very well and interchangeably uses either foot to shoot. I am sure that he will greatly increase the potential of our team and will bring plenty to the group. "We are delighted with his signing because he is a football player used to competing at a top level in Porto and has shone brightly in important competitions such as the Champions League."Liam Craig back at Saints following release by Hibernian
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Lee Wallace calls for patience as Rangers begin new era

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Arsene Wenger: Arsenal no longer need to sell best players

Arsene Wenger insists Arsenal will never need to sell their best players again and can finally compete with the best teams in Europe financially. High-profile departures Samir Nasri, Cesc Fabregas, Robin van Persie, Emmanuel Adebayor and Gael Clichy came during a trophyless nine-year period at the club. Under pressure to spend at the Emirates, Wenger has made marquee signings in each of the last two summers in Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez, and the Frenchman says there will be no more big-money sales Wenger said: "The time where we had to sell our best players is over for sure. "We had five or six years where we were financially restricted, we had to balance the books and we had to pay the stadium back. This time has gone. "It was a very sensitive period, and mentally a difficult period, but now we are over that. Now we are competing with everybody on the financial front and I think we can keep our best players." Despite Wenger's positive outlook for the future of Arsenal, he admits the transfer window is a bugbear of his in modern times, and says a team formed over several seasons will be most successful. "Many clubs now in Europe have huge resources and more money available than players," he said.
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Ronny Deila insistent Leigh Griffiths takes Celtic's penalties

Ronny Deila has made it clear that Leigh Griffiths is Celtic’s penalty taker after another row over who takes the spot kicks clouded his side’s 2-0 win over Stjarnan in their Champions League qualifier at Parkhead. The Hoops were already two goals up thanks to Dedryck Boyata and Stefan Johansen when they were awarded a penalty with 12 minutes remaining. The Norwegian midfielder, who was felled in the box, grabbed the ball to take the spot kick but second-half substitute Griffiths, who is the nominated penalty taker, grabbed the ball from him before having his shot saved by former Motherwell goalkeeper Gunnar Nielsen. It brought back memories of Celtic’s Scottish League Cup final win against Dundee United at Hampden in March when James Forrest and John Guidetti argued over a penalty before the former's spot-kick was easily saved by United keeper Radoslaw Cierzniak. The Celtic boss said: "It should be very clear - it is Leigh Griffiths that takes the penalties. So that is something we have to get out of the way. We can't have it like this. "That is hopefully the last time that we see that because it is nothing about being professional and being a team, because we shouldn't fight about a penalty.
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Seamus Coleman: Would Man Utd be a good fit for the Everton man?

With Seamus Coleman being linked with a move to Manchester United, Adam Bate examines whether Everton right-back is the man for Louis van Gaal... Antonio Valencia was widely credited with enjoying a good season at right-back for Manchester United. However, it was perhaps at Goodison Park in April that United boss Louis van Gaal was persuaded to look elsewhere. Valencia was partially culpable for each of the three goals as Everton ran out 3-0 winners. Van Gaal didn't have far to look for a potentially better alternative. The contrast between Valencia’s efforts and those of the Everton right-back Seamus Coleman was stark and recent reports suggest that the Irishman’s long-mooted move to Old Trafford could be concluded this summer. EUROPA LEAGUE - 9th Jul AberdeenvFK Shkendija 79 Aberdeen2/11 Draw5/1 FK Shkendija 7912/1 PospisilvMurray Andy Murray to win 3-1 (Set Betting)4/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Coleman was linked with United during David Moyes’ brief reign and contributed to its premature conclusion with a man-of-the-match performance in the Scot’s final game in charge. Of course, it’s not just his performances against United that have sparked this interest. Coleman has been consistently impressive.
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European U21 Championship best XI: Stats set Portugal stars apart

Portugal may not have won the U21 Euros but they dominate the statistical team of the tournament, according to WhoScored.com... Sweden's success at the European Under-21 Championship in the Czech Republic should have given plenty of international sides heart at all levels of the game. It's a story of how persistence and organisation can defy the odds over a short string of matches, akin to Greece's shock victory at the senior tournament 11 years ago. That may seem like a bold statement but Hakan Ericson's achievement with his side should rank among such underdog heroics. EUROPA LEAGUE - 9th Jul AberdeenvFK Shkendija 79 Aberdeen2/11 Draw5/1 FK Shkendija 7912/1 PospisilvMurray Andy Murray to win 3-1 (Set Betting)4/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Having been within minutes of missing out on the tournament proper against a hugely impressive France side, Sweden booked their place against the odds and would do the same in reaching the knockout stages. An 89th-minute equaliser against Portugal - who they would later face in the final - ensured that they would play Denmark in the semis. That outcome came despite Italy's victory over England, having come from behind to beat the Azzurini in the group opener - playing for over an hour with 10 men - to eventually ensure progression courtesy of their head-to-head record.
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Lionel Messi: Copa America defeat is just his latest blow with Argentina

After his latest disappointment with Argentina, we look at Lionel Messi's tournament history... Argentina's 22-year wait for Copa America glory goes on after penalty shoot-out defeat to Chile on Saturday evening. For Lionel Messi, it must feel interminable. The Barcelona superstar has now played in three Copa America disappointments to go with his three World Cups and, despite having an Olympic gold medal to his name in an Argentina Under-23 side, he is still waiting to taste victory at senior level for his country. EUROPA LEAGUE - 9th Jul AberdeenvFK Shkendija 79 Aberdeen2/11 Draw5/1 FK Shkendija 7912/1 PospisilvMurray Andy Murray to win 3-1 (Set Betting)4/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free It's not exactly a tale of failure. There have been goals, assists and awards aplenty. But the big trophies have eluded Messi in an Argentina shirt.. 2006 World Cup Messi became the youngest player to feature for Argentina at a World Cup when he took his place in Jose Pekerman's squad as an 18-year-old. He even came off the bench to score and assist in a memorable 6-0 victory over Serbia and Montenegro in the group stage - becoming the youngest player to score at the 2006 tournament in the process. However, Messi's World Cup had a disappointing ending as he remained on the bench for Argentina's quarter-final exit as they were beaten on penalties by hosts Germany.
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Sean O’Driscoll: Profile of Liverpool’s new assistant manager

Liverpool’s decision to appoint Sean O’Driscoll as Brendan Rodgers’ assistant manager might be seen as a left-field decision. But those who know him believe it’s inspired. With their help, Adam Bate found out more about Liverpool’s new No 2… “I know he’s excited about it but Sean always plays things down. If he won £100m on the lottery he’d probably just give himself a pat on the back and get on with it. But deep down I think he knows this is the perfect job for him.” Steve Fletcher knows Sean O’Driscoll well. He played alongside him at Bournemouth, was coached by him, made captain by him and even broke O’Driscoll’s Cherries appearance record. Fletcher is also a Liverpool fan and is convinced his old pal isn’t the only winner here.
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Bournemouth defender Sylvain Distin wants to enjoy football again

Sylvain Distin says joining Bournemouth was “the right thing to do” at this stage of his career, adding he wants to enjoy playing football again after a disappointing season with Everton last term. Distin made just 18 appearances for Everton during the 2014/15 campaign in all competitions and joins Bournemouth on a free transfer after his contract at Goodison Park expired. The 37-year-old, who signed a one-year contract with the Cherries, trained with his new club for the first time on Thursday and said newly-promoted Bournemouth is the right club for him. COPA AMERICA - Today PeruvParaguay Peru7/5 Paraguay17/10 Draw13/5 PeruvParaguay Paolo Guerrero to Score and Peru to Win in 90 mins4/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Speaking to Sky Sports News HQ, Distin said: “The most important thing is to play football. This decision for me is the right decision at this point of my career. “After what I went through last season I needed to enjoy football again and here was the place to enjoy my football. “I didn’t want to wait too long either because when you go away and come back for pre-season in August it is a bit difficult to get back into it. I needed two weeks to think about what I really wanted to do and once I made my mind up to play football I just had to pick a club and they (Bournemouth) came in and for me it was the right thing to do.”
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