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Martins Indi and Clasie are hoping to be named in van Gaal's final World Cup squad.

Vertonghen previously questioned his future if Tottenham were to miss out on Europe

the Manchester City would relish the chance to be a part of Laurent Blanc's side.

Rodgers has been handed a new deal after guiding Liverpool to second.

Evra has signed a one year contract extension after months of speculation

Samuel Eto'o, Ashley Cole and Mark Schwarzer have also been released by the club.

Calderon suggests Real Madrid may have run out of patience with Karim Benzema.

The England striker wants the captain's armband on a permanent basis.

Mourinho doesn't need to flog one of his two great goalkeepers - such a move would only harm Chelsea.

Kroos is close to entering final year of his contract at the Allianz Arena.

Bundesliga club admits a lucrative offer for the midfielder would be tempting.

Hernandez will not think about his club future until after the World Cup.

L'Equipe suggest the full back will be the latest Arsenal player to join City.

Former United midfielder doesn't expect to be back at Old Trafford next season.

Muller remains close with Louis van Gaal but has little desire to leave Bayern

David Chidgey considers who be heading for the exit door at Stamford Bridge this summer.

Nicola Cortese warns the club will risk undermining all their good work with summer sales.

Retaining Sam Allardyce offers Hammers the best chance of staying in the Premier League.

Rodriguez is unsure who will be in charge when he returns from injury.

Portuguese midfielder Carvalho has no intention of leaving Sporting this summer.

Van Gaal was a God in the mid-nineties, but his many failures should give United cause for concern.

Van Gaal completed negotiations with United without stepping foot in Manchester.

The full back admits he is likely to move on from Stamford Bridge after eight years.

Louis van Gaal will be joined by two coaches at United following the World Cup

The Welshman will assist new manager Louis van Gaal from next season.

Dutch coach possess the character and principles to succeed at Old Trafford.