C.Ronaldo: Mourinho going nowhere

Cristiano Ronaldo says he is convinced Jose Mourinho will still be Real Madrid coach next season despite speculation linking him to a return to Chelsea.

After Andre Villas-Boas was sacked by Chelsea, and Mourinho was seen house hunting in London last month, media reports claimed he was being lined up for a return to Stamford Bridge, where he won two Premier League titles.

But Ronaldo is confident that his coach is going nowhere. "Mourinho will stay with Real Madrid next season," he told reporters. "But it is the club that is the most important thing and not Mourinho, or me."

Suarez keen on leaving Liverpool for PSG

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is reportedly keen to link up with fellow Uruguayan Diego Lugano, who plays for French league leaders PSG.

Suarez is reported to have said: "I would love to play at the same club as him (Lugano). Yes, I could come to Paris, like lots of other clubs. There are lots of big clubs with such a reputation who want to build a strong team and Paris are one of these teams who buy to strengthen their side."

Torres Lacking Confidence

Chelsea's Robeto Di Matteo believes out-of-form striker Fernando Torres has a 'psychological problem' but is confident the Spaniard will return to scoring ways.

Torres, 27, has failed to impress since signing for Chelsea from Liverpool in January 2011 for £50 million, scoring just three Premier League goals in 36 appearances.

Di Matteo, though, is optimistic of a change in fortunes for Torres, telling The Sun: "He has a psychological problem and only Fernando can unlock it. If he needs me, I am always here but it is obvious the change must come from him.

Manchester United Pounce on City Slip-up

Man City was defeated by Swansea at Away match. Though Joe Hart saved a penalty kick by Sinclair, he cannot save the team from being lost.

In contrast, Rooney brace sends Man United on top. Wayne Rooney's double swept Manchester United to the top of the Premier League for the first time this year as West Brom were brushed aside 2-0 at Old Trafford.

Rooney took his seasonal tally in the league to 26 with a goal either side of the interval as United took advantage of Manchester City's shock defeat at Swansea to assume that familiar position at the head of affairs on the title run-in.

With these winning goal, Sir Alex Ferguson has set Wayne Rooney a 40-goal target to fire Manchester United to Premier League glory.With Manchester City losing at Swansea, United hit top spot for the first time since the middle of October thanks to Rooney's second brace in as many games.

Arsenal deal is far from done, insists Podolski

As previously posted in this blog, Arsene Wenger said the deal is not yet completed. Now I'd bring you the continuous news to this as below.

Arsenal target Lukas Podolski said his deal to join the Gunners was far from done as he finished a turbulent week by being shown a red card during Cologne's 1-0 win over Hertha Berlin on Saturday.

Reports in both the British and German media in mid-week claimed Podolski is poised to join the London club for 13 million euros ($17m) later this year as the Premier League side aim to beef up their attack.

"Contrary to reports from the past few days, nothing has been decided yet," Podolski told German Sky Sports. "If there is something to report, then I'll do it."

Mourinho Set to Extend Contract at Madrid

Jose Mourinho has announced that he intends to sign a new contract with Real Madrid.

Mourinho has been linked with a return to England in recent months and, following his recent visit to London, was said to be among the favourites to succeed Andre Villas-Boas at Chelsea.

However, with Madrid currently sitting ten points clear of rivals Barcelona at the top of La Liga, Mourinho has revealed he plans to extend his stay at the Bernabeu.

Will he sign the new contract at Madrid?
Will he return to Blues?

Wenger, no agreement is in place on Podolski

Arsene Wenger maintains there is not yet any agreement in place to secure the arrival of German striker Lukas Podolski, which is expected to be confirmed before the end of the season.

The 26-year-old Cologne Striker, Podolski, would be keen to join the Gunner with £11million as a suggestions on the agreement.

Wenger, though, maintained on Friday, that the transfer was not yet a done deal, and said: "I have not a lot to say about that because if we sign a player we will inform you. At the moment we have not signed anybody. There is still no agreement."