Vanessa Keller

Real Madrid are taking aim at Gareth Bale and Sergio Aguero, according to reports in England, in the hopes of bolstering their attacking line-up.

Abdelaziz Barrada says he wants to move to a club that can offer Champions League football, as Arsenal and Tottenham circle the star.

Glenn Hoddle says Gareth Bale shouldn't leave Tottenham yet, with the winger still establishing himself for long term success with the club

Foreign shareholders at Real Oviedo v Atletico Madrid B on receiving end of thank-you for helping to save the club.

Ryad Boudebouz says he would like to prove himself at a top French club, then make a move abroad, as Liverpool continue to be connected to the playmaker.

Roy Carroll says David De Gea deserves praise for ignoring the critics and repaying Sir Alex Ferguson's faith by becoming a more consistent goalkeeper.

Federico Macheda says he doesn't believe Wayne Rooney will move away from Old Trafford, despite speculation about a move to PSG.

John Aldridge believes that Andy Carroll could have made the difference for Liverpool at the weekend when the side lacked firepower against West Ham.

Sir Alex Ferguson claims Phil Jones is just as versatile as Brian McClair, with the youngster willing to play wherever he is asked as Manchester United look set to clinch a 20th title.

Michael Johnson says a dedicated athletics track in the United Kingdom is important to preserve the Olympic legacy.

Nacho Monreal says that Mikel Arteta and Santi Cazorla have made the transition to Arsenal a lot easier, with the defender finding the weather in London the biggest challenge to get used to.

Harry Redknapp says he may not even have the QPR job if Michael Dawson had moved to the club from Tottenham in the summer.

David Seaman says Wojciech Szczesny needs to show a mental toughness to come out of the slump the Arsenal keeper has currently found himself in.

Brendan Rodgers says he hasn't talked to Newcastle about a swap deal for Andy Carroll and Hatem Ben Arfa, despite rumours claiming the contrary.

Fabio Borini is committed to Liverpool for the long term, his agent insists, as rumours persist of a possible exit for the striker.

Vasco da Gama confirm they have received no concrete offers for Liverpool and Manchester United defender target Dede, despite recent reports suggesting AC Milan were chasing the star.

David Ginola believes Gareth Bale should take out the Player of the Year award ahead of Liverpool striker Luis Suarez.

Victor Valdes says he would love to have a change of culture when he leaves Barcelona, with the keeper hinting at a move to the Premier League.

Lance Armstrong is set to compete for the first time since admitting to doping allegations in January, with the disgraced cyclist taking part in the Masters South Central Zone Swimming Championships

Arsene Wenger insists that Theo Walcott hasn't taken a downward turn in form simply because he signed a new contract

Craig Johnston says Brendan Rodgers deserves credit for turning Jordan Henderson and Stewart Downing into budding stars at Liverpool

Liverpool are believed to be targeting Shakhtar Donetsk star Henrikh Mkhitaryan, according to local media, with the club considering a deal involving Martin Skrtel.

Sebastien Corchia says he would like to move to a big club next season, with Arsenal and Tottenham both credited with interest in the defender.

Michael Clarke says Australia shouldn't be underestimated in the lead up to the Ashes in July, despite the sie enduring an embarrassing series loss to India last month.

Nemanja Vidic says he feels blessed to be playing at Manchester United, insisting he is happy at the club despite rumours of a possible exit.

Angelo Henriquez could be set for another loan spell away from Manchester United, with the striker failing to find game time at Wigan.

Arsenal are considering bringing Alex Song back to the Emirates in the summer, with the midfielder failing to impress for Barcelona this season.

Pablo Zabaleta says Carlos Tevez will play at his best against Manchester United, despite a controversial history with the club and off-field issues.

Alastair Cook says England won't be underestimating Australia in the next Ashes, despite the side struggling in recent tests.