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In today’s World Soccer Daily, France looks to clamp down on Moncao’s tax loophole, Di Canio was ‘strange’, Perez vows to recruit a coach capable of winning Madrid the European Cup, new Everton boss sets his sights high, wind plays havoc with play.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Neymar signs up and aims to justify the expense, homesick Jesus looking forward to life in Manchester, Real Madrid president and the glory of the beautiful game,Japan make it through to Brazil, Heynckes fancies taking it easy for a while.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, The Special One is back for good, opinion divided as to how he will do, Blatter puts his foot in again – this time over gay rights, father sleeps through his son’s greatest moment, Nantes in financial difficulties, playing for PAOK is like being in a jungle.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, FIFA at the vanguard of sporting transparency, Suarez tells the media that he can’t cope with the media attention, Ajax take out newspaper ad to remind Michael Laudrup that he owes them millions, Maracana may not be finished but it’s safe to host England.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Suarez plans his exit strategy, Mourinho will be a disaster if he returns to England, Abidal has played his last match for Barcelona, Platini unhappy that FIFA shows no desire to reform, Olympaikos owner to sue Sun, England return to the dark ages.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Bale happy at Tottenham but his head could be turned, Blatter puts his foot in it once again, Brazil Confederations Cup stadium springs a leak, Monaco splashing the cash, Warner and Blazer should be tried in court, Bayern just can’t stop winning.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Gibraltar receive UEFA recognition, De Rossi appeals for calm ahead of Roman cup final, Monaco are the new Chelsea, a trophy a year is the minimum requirement for the new Manchester City boss, Platini wants football police.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, UEFA finally show some willingness to deal with racism, Europa League winners offered carrot, Stoichkov fined after threatening to beat up head of Bulgarian football, Pulis writes farewell letter to fans, German football chief ridicules FIFA over choice of Qatar.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, Pellegrini confirms his departure from Malaga, Bayern respond to Klopp’s portrayal of them as the bad guys, more match fixing allegations in Asia, Premier League season is over, but who provided the best value for money.

In today’s World Soccer Daily, no tears as Mourinho parts ways with Real Madrid, Steaua Bucharest president jailed, Napoli looking to do business with Manchester City, Klopp a breath of fresh air, Neymar advised to leave Brazil to fulfil his potential.