Galliani: Adebayor is AC Milan's sole target

AC Milan • Rounding up the Targets…
These are players who played in the group stage of Euro 08 that we have discussed as real or wishful transfer rumors… Benzema: Still young which doesn’t jive well with Professor Domenech. When he did play however he didn’t really impress ...

CaughtOffside.com • Liverpool wave adios to flame-haired Norwegian - good riddance?
News is coming in that Liverpool’s bucket of own-goal sludge will soon be mopped up by Juventus. John Arne Riise, the man with the loud hair, net-bursting shot and well known paycheque is off to Italy to play for Juventus. Utterly ...

CaughtOffside.com • Man City, Chelsea and Spurs ready to pounce for unwanted Barca trio
The football world collectively sat up and rubbed their hands with glee today as three of the game’s biggest stars were told to pack up their belongings and leave the Camp Nou: New Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola says Ronaldinho, Samuel ...

CaughtOffside.com • 100 better ways for Liverpool manager to spend £20m: Part 1
The poor agents involved in trying to get Liverpool and Aston Villa to agree over a fee for Gareth Barry look like they have as difficult a job as the RT Hon Tony Blair, now envoy for the Middle East. Whilst Rafa Benitez wastes half his summer trying ...

Brazil • Brazil 0 - 0 Argentina: Good-Bye Dunga?
It’s about time, Dunga. A draw against Argentina usually is not bad. A draw against Argentina playing as if Brazil was Poland is terrible. The result of leaving the brain behind was the greatest amount of creative chants asking the coach to ...

Milan admit defeat in Ronaldinho transfer race
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has admitted the club cannot compete financially with Manchester City in the race to sign Ronaldinho. > >

Juventus agrees to fine in Italian match-fixing scandal (AP)
Juventus agreed to pay a $460,000 fine to end a follow-up probe into its role in the match-fixing scandal that rocked Italian soccer in 2006. The Turin-based club said Wednesday it had agreed to pay the fine over three years to the youth sector of the ...

Three Serie A clubs fined for false accounting (Reuters)
Serie A clubs Genoa, Udinese and Reggina have each been fined 400,000 euros ($618,800) for false accounting, the Italian Soccer Federation (FIGC) said on Wednesday.

Genoa, Reggina and Udinese handed fines
Serie A clubs Genoa, Reggina and Udinese have all been fined 400,000 euros for false accounting, the Italian Football Federation revealed on Wednesday.

Mourinho confirms interest in Chelsea duo
The future of Frank Lampard and Didier Drogba is under intense scrutiny again after former Blues boss Jose Mourinho revealed he is ready to launch a transfer raid on Stamford Bridge. > >