February 3, 2005
UEFA to impose quotas on homegrown players
Clubs taking part in the Champions League and UEFA Cup will have to include at least four homegrown players in their squads from the start of the 2006-7 season.
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February 3, 2005
Real keen on Adriano
Real Madrid boss Wanderley Luxemburgo has confirmed he would be interested in signing Internazionale's Adriano. Real president Florentino Perez revealed last month that he would like to bring the Brazilian to the club and Luxemburgo…
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February 3, 2005
Flamengo sack coach
Flamengo have sacked coach Julio Cesar Leal after only four matches in charge.
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February 3, 2005
Henry calls for strength in depth
Thierry Henry believes Arsenal must improve their squad if they are to challenge for the Premier League title again.
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February 3, 2005
Figo still keen on move to England
Luis Figo has admittted that he would like to play in England before he hangs up his boots.
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February 3, 2005
Milan narrow the gap
Juventus slumped to a surprise 1-0 defeat at home to Sampdoria, which allowed second placed Milan, who won 4-1 at Messina to close the gap at the top of Serie A to five points.
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February 3, 2005
Pandiani misquoted – Birmingham
Birmingham City have denied suggestions that new loan signing Walter Pandiani is unhappy to to be at the club.
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February 3, 2005
Robben injury worry
Chelsea’s Dutch winger Arjen Robben could miss the Carling Cup final after limping off injured in the 1-0 win at Blackburn. Robben, who scored the winner, was taken to hospital after last night’s game, but…
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February 2, 2005
Velasco innocent, say Atletico
Atletico Madrid defender Juan Velasco should not be held responsible for failing a drug test, the Primera Liga has declared.
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February 2, 2005
Pandiani unhappy with Birmingham move
Walter Pandiani has revealed his frustration at joining Birmingham City, claiming it was the last place he wanted to end up.
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February 2, 2005
Hertha trio sue over match-fixing allegations
The three Hertha Berlin players named in connection with the German match-fixing scandal have taken legal action against magazine Focus.
