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As each day passes on and the January transfer window edges closer and closer, there are some rumors which claim that the future of a certain player is inclining towards another club from the one where they are currently performing in and one of those players is Edinson Cavani who has never really managed to replicate the performances that he made with Napoli before he joined PSG for a transfer fee of €64.5 million.

David Beckham’s ambitions plans to become the owner of a MLS franchise could come to a halt after the MLS Commissioner, Don Garber, said that the complexity surrounding the plans to build a stadium in Miami is threatening to destroy the whole deal.

Beckham was expected to invest around £ 20 million of his own money in order to start a MLS franchise. This was as per the contract agreement that he signed when he moved to the league in 2007 with LA Galaxy. After retiring from football recently, Beckham revealed his ambitions to become a football club owner.

Former England captain David Beckham says that he is not surprised at the fact that manager Roy Hodgson has decided to hand Wayne Rooney the captaincy after the recent retirements of Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard. The Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder were some of the leaders left in the team going into the World Cup 2014, which turned out to be a major disappointment for England after they were knocked out of the group stages.

Real Madrid once again spent extravagant money on a player after bringing in James Rodriguez for around £ 60 million.

Young Everton centre back John Stones is attracting the interest of the Premier League heavyweights with the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur all pondering a move for the youngster.

According to report, the 20 year old figures high on the shopping list for several big clubs looking to invest in young defenders with Mauricio Pochettino, the new Tottenham Hotspur manager a keen admirer of the player as well as Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger.

MLS has denied suggestions that former Manchester United star David Beckham is set to scupper his plans to open a new franchise in Miami and instead take over Chivas USA. Beckham’s plans to start new franchise in Miami has been hit by protests against the stadium plans. Even though the 38-year-old announced that he plans to put his money into the stadium rather than depend upon the money from the council for this new stadium, the proposed location of this arena has been met with a lot of criticism.

David Beckham has suffered a major setback in his attempts to start the new Miami MLS franchise after the City Council rejected the plans to build a stadium near the waterfront. Beckham had been hoping to build a brand-new stadium that would seat more than 20,000 people near the waterfront. This would give a major advantage to his franchise in terms of location, but this proposal drew several complaints from people residing in the area and businesses in and around the location.

Italy’s World Cup hero Mario Balotelliis reportedly in line for a potential return to the Premier League after Arsenal emerged as favourites to sign the striker. Balotelli showed his ability to score against Premier League defenders by grabbing the winner in Italy’s 2-1 victory over England in their opening match of the World Cup, and the enigmatic forward could now be set to end his time with AC Milan and head to London.

Jurgen Klinsmann’s omission of Landon Donovan from the USA’s World Cup squad has been one of the biggest talking points ahead of the tournament this year as it surprised a lot of people in the game.

Donovan has been a key part of the States’ success at recent World Cups and is still arguably the best known American football around the world.