Arsenal forward Andrei Arshavin will wait until after Euro 2012 before deciding where his future lies.

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Numerous newspapers have linked the Juventus winger Milos Krasic with a move to Old Trafford. The 27-year-old is out of favour in Turin and is eager to move on, which has opened up the possibility of a loan switch this month. This cheaper option could suit United, with continued speculation over how much funds are available under the ownership of the Glazer family. Chelsea and AC Milan are also interested in the Serbian international, who is valued at around £15m.

Krasic puts Spurs on alert by seeking Juventus exit

The Serbia winger Milos Krasic has stated his desire to leave Juventus this summer in a move that is likely to attract interest among different clubs in Europe.

Pavel Pogrebnyak, pictured scoring for Fulham at QPR, has made a bright start in the Premier League

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Zenit’s Aleksandr Kerzhakov (right) fights for the ball with Benfica’s Ezequiel Garay

Shirokov's double puts Zenit on top

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Pardew tries to get 'chilled' Barton onside

As Alan Pardew prepared to bid farewell to another of his cornerstone players yesterday, with Jose Enrique at Anfield finalising a £6m move, the Newcastle manager was refusing to resign himself to Joey Barton following the Spanish left-back – plus Andy Carroll and Kevin Nolan – through the exit door at St James' Park. The chances are that Barton, having tweeted his way on to the transfer list with his criticism of the Tyneside club, will be winging his way away from the Magpies before deadline day. Still, Pardew has planned more peace talks with the disaffected midfielder, who he has yet to rule out of contention for bench duty for the match at home to Arsenal tomorrow.

Cesc Fabregas loss would be 'enormous' says Andrey Arshavin

Andrey Arshavin admits it would be an "enormous" loss for Arsenal to see captain Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri leave, but insists focus must remain on ending the Gunners' trophy drought.

Billionaire bets on boys from Brazil to win peace in Dagestan

Shaun Walker reports from a land where football could be a matter of life and death

Zenit St Petersburg would welcome return of Andrey Arshavin

Andrey Arshavin would be welcome back at Zenit St Petersburg if Arsenal decide to sell the striker, the Russian club have confirmed.

Campbell's predatory instincts bring Spurs back down to earth

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Charlie Adam was Liverpool 'third choice' says Ian Holloway

Blackpool boss Ian Holloway has accused Liverpool of not wanting to sign Charlie Adam enough.

Charlie Adam will move eventually concede Blackpool

Blackpool manager Ian Holloway expects captain Charlie Adam to be as committed and professional as ever after the midfielder failed to secure a move from Bloomfield Road.

The sporting week ahead (12/09/10)

'If you haven't got a ticket, stay in Glasgow'

"We put the welcome mat out last time and our welcome was abused," said the leader of Manchester City Council, Sir Richard Leese. "We will not be putting it out this time."

Arsenal have made Arshavin 'effective, but with less sparkle'

Andrei Arshavin believes he has become "more effective" since joining Arsenal, even if the Russian playmaker feels he is now "less sparkling".

Hargreaves is still no nearer to renewing his United career

Manchester United have said that Owen Hargreaves has still not returned to his club from the care of a surgeon in the United States – a development which underlines that his inclusion in the club's Premier League squad may not provide any real reassurance about his chances of playing again.

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