Football Wallpapers: February 2011

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Argentina Football Team

Argentina produced the first club, first national association and first league in South America. These early days of the game were marked by a heavy British influence, a fact which is still reflected in the English-language names of a number of teams. The sky blue and white found in the AFA emblem is also found in the national jersey and both pay homage to the sky blue and white flag of Argentina.The national championship has traditionally been dominated by the Big Five of the capital - River Plate, Boca Juniors, Independiente, Racing and San Lorenzo. Their hegemony has only occasionally been challenged by Vélez Sársfield and the two giants of Rosario - Argentina has played two championships per year since the late 1960s. From the mid 60s to the early 80s, Argentina played a Metropolitan championship Since the mid 90s, the championship has been split into two torneos - opening (Apertura) and closing (Clausura). As in most of Latin America, there is no cup competition in Argentina.

Argentina Football Team Achivements

World Cup (1978, 86)
Copa America (1921, 25, 27, 29, 37, 41, 45, 46, 47, 55, 57, 59, 91, 93)
Confederations Cup (1992)

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Transfer Season 2010-2011

Football Transfer Season 2010/2011
Serie A Transfer

AC MILAN

In:

Mario Yepes (free, Chievo Verona)Marco Amelia (loan, Genoa), Cristian Daminuta (undisclosed, Inter Milan), Attila Filkor (undisclosed, Inter Milan), Marco Ezio Fossati (undisclosed, Inter Milan), Sokratis Papastathopoulos (undisclosed, Genoa), Nnamdi Oduamadi (loan, Genoa), Rodney Strasser (loan, Genoa), Kevin-Prince Boateng (loan, Genoa), Giacomo Beretta (loan, Genoa), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (loan, Barcelona), Robinho (€21.6m, Manchester City)

Out:

Fernando Coppola (loan, Siena), Marcus Diniz (loan, Parma), Matteo Darmian (co-ownership, Palermo), Davide Di Gennaro (loan, Padova), Elia Legati (co-ownership, Padova), Nnamdi Oduamadi (co-ownership, Genoa), Rodney Strasser (co-ownership, Genoa), Gianmarco Zigoni (co-ownership, Genoa), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (loan, AS Monaco), Marco Storari (€4.5m, Juventus), Giacomo Beretta (co-ownership, Genoa), Marcus Diniz (loan, Eupen), Bruno Montelongo (loan, River Plate de Montevideo), Marco Borriello (loan, AS Roma), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (undisclosed, Schalke 04), Kakha Kaladze (undisclosed, Genoa)

As Roma

In:

Fabio Simplicio (free, Palermo), Adriano (free, Flamengo), Bogdan Lobont (€800k, Dinamo Bucharest), Aleandro Rosi (loan, Siena), Guillermo Burdisso (loan – €500k, Rosario Central), Nicolas Burdisso (€8m, Inter Milan), Marco Borriello (loan, AC Milan), Paolo Castellini (loan, Parma)

Out:

Marco D’Alessandro (loan, Bari), Andrea Bertolacci (loan, Lecce), Simone Sini (loan, Lecce), Stefano Guberti (co-ownership – €1.9m, Sampdoria), Alessio Cerci (€4m, Fiorentina), Marco Andreolli (undisclosed, Chievo Verona)

Bari

In:

Sergio Almiron (co-ownership, Juventus), Paulo Vitor Barreto (co-ownership, Udinese), Nico Pulzetti (loan, Livorno), Abdelkader Ghezzal (co-ownership, Siena), Marco D’Alessandro (loan, AS Roma), Andrea Raggi (loan, Palermo), Nicola Belmonte (loan, Siena), Marco Rossi (loan, Parma), Daniele Padelli (loan, Sampdoria), Jaime Romero (loan, Udinese), Manuel Gavilan (undisclosed, Real Betis), Luca Ceppitelli (undisclosed, Andria)

Out:

Leonardo Bonucci (€15.5m, Juventus), Filippo Carobbio (co-ownership, Siena), Pedro Kamata (co-ownership, Siena), Alberto Visconti (loan, Campobasso), Luca Ceppitelli (loan, Andria), Daniele De Vezze (loan, Torino)

Bologna

In:

Daniele Paponi (co-ownership, Parma), Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (loan return, Espanyol), Riccardo Meggiorini (co-ownership, Genoa), Cristiano Lupatelli (free, Cagliari), Andrea Esposito (loan, Genoa), Rene Krhin (co-ownership, Inter Milan), Luca Siligardi (loan, Inter Milan), Gyorgy Garics (undisclosed, Atalanta), Filippo Lombardi (free, Ancona), Albin Ekdal (co-ownership – €2.4m, Juventus), Gaston Ramirez (undisclosed, Penarol), Mohamed Abdoulaye Tine (undisclosed, Udinese), Nemanja Mitrovic (co-ownership, Inter Milan), Ivan Radovanovic (loan, Atalanta)

Out:

Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (loan extension, Espanyol), Gabriele Paonessa (co-ownership, Parma), Massimo Coda (co-ownership, Cremonese), Stephen Appiah (free, Cesena), Alessandro Bassoli (loan, Foligno), Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (€5m, Espanyol)

Brescia

In:

Matteo Sereni (free, Torino), Panagiotis Kone (undisclosed, Iraklis Salonika), Eder (undisclosed, Empoli), Alessandro Diamanti (€2.2m, West Ham United), Jonathan Zebina (free, Juventus), Fabio Daprela (undisclosed, West Ham United)

Out:

Omar El Kaddouri (loan, South Tyrol)

Cagliari

In:

Alex Pinardi (free, Modena), Lorenzo Ariaudo (co-ownership, Juventus), Radja Nainggolan (co-ownership, Piacenza), Dario Blasi (undisclosed, Cesena), Simon Laner (co-ownership, AlbinoLeffe), Gabriele Perico (co-ownership, AlbinoLeffe), Robert Acquafresca (loan, Genoa), Ivan Pelizzoli (undisclosed, Lokomotiv Moscow)

Out:

Cristiano Lupatelli (free, Bologna), Mattia Bodano (loan, Gavorrano), Enrico Cotza (co-ownership, Alghero), Enrico Cotza (co-ownership, Villacidrese), Joaquin Larrivey (loan, Colon), Andrea Cocco (co-ownership, AlbinoLeffe), Marco Mancosu (co-ownership, Siracusa), Enrico Verachi (loan, San Marino), Mauro Vigorito (loan, Carranese)

Catania

In:

Raphael Martinho (undisclosed, Paulista), Bostjan Cesar (free, Grenoble), Giovanni Marchese (undisclosed, Chievo Verona), Giorgio Capece (co-ownership, Ascoli), Sasa Margarita (co-ownership, Ascoli), Dominique Malonga (co-ownership, Torino)

Out:

Gennaro Sardo (undisclosed, Chievo Verona), Jorge Martinez (€12m, Juventus)

Cesena

In:

Marco Parolo (co-ownership, Chievo Verona), Giacomo Tulli (co-ownership, Vicenza), Yuto Nagamoto (loan, FC Tokyo), Erjon Bogdani (free, Chievo Verona), Alberto Galuppo (co-ownership, Parma), Daniele Pedrelli (undisclosed, Parma), Fabio Caserta (loan, Atalanta), Maximiliano Pellegrino (loan, Atalanta), Ezequiel Schelotto (loan, Atalanta), Luca Moscatiello (free, Fulham), Steve Von Bergen (free, Hertha Berlin), Stephen Appiah (free, Bologna), Panagiotis Tachtsidis (loan, Genoa), Diego Cavalieri (undisclosed, Liverpool)

Out:

Luca Righini (co-ownership, Vicenza), Milan Duric (co-ownership, Parma), Denis Tonucci (co-ownership, Vicenza), Giacomo Tulli (loan, Vicenza), Dario Blasi (undisclosed, Cagliari), Jose Espinal (undisclosed, Eupen), Guilherme do Prado (loan, Southampton)

Chievo Verona

In:

Bojan Jokic (undisclosed, Sochaux), Bostjan Cesar (loan, Grenoble), Mattia Minesso (co-ownership, Vicenza), Gennaro Sardo (undisclosed, Catania), Fabio Barrichello (co-ownership, Bassano), Rubinho (loan, Palermo), Jefferson Trazzi (free, Lecce), Ledian Memushaj (free, Paganese), Marco Bogliacino (loan, Napoli), Mattia Marchi (free, Rimini), Davide Moscardelli (undisclosed, Piacenza), Roberto Guana (loan, Palermo), Piero Robertiello (undisclosed, Salernitana), Marco Andreolli (undisclosed, AS Roma), Cyril Thereau (undisclosed, Charleroi)

Out:

Mario Yepes (free, AC Milan), Marco Parolo (co-ownership, Cesena), Giovanni Marchese (undisclosed, Catania), Yonese Hanine (loan, Crotone), Erjon Bogdani (free, Cesena), Tommaso Chiecchi (undisclosed, Lecco), Mattia Minesso (loan, Vicenza), Antimo Iunco (co-ownership, Cittadella), Dimas (co-ownership, Montichiari), Alessandro Sbaffo (loan, Piacenza), Angelo Antonazzo (undisclosed, Taranto), Cesare Rickler (loan, Piacenza), Manuel Iori (loan, Livorno), Jefferson Trazzi (undisclosed, Triestina)

Fiorentina

In:

Gaetano D’Agostino (co-ownership – €10m, Udinese), Luca Santonocito (free, Celtic), Artur Boruc (€2m, Celtic), Alessio Cerci (€4m, AS Roma)

Out:

Ondrej Mazuch (undisclosed, Anderlecht), Ramzi Aya (loan, Reggiana), Samuele Bettoni (loan, Reggiana), Matteo Arati (loan, Reggiana), Lorenzo Morelli (co-ownership, Juve Stabia), Pape Diakhate (undisclosed, Eupen), Jefferson (loan, Eupen), Matthias Lepiller (loan, Eupen), Giacomo Casoli (co-ownership, Spezia), Lorenzo Lollo (co-ownership, Spezia), Savio Nsereko (loan, TSV 1860 Munich), Samuel Di Carmine (co-ownership, Frosinone), Piergiuseppe Maritato (loan, Reggiana), Massimo Gobbi (free, Parma), Francesco Di Tacchio (co-ownership, Frosinone), Lorenzo Morelli (co-ownership, Prato)

Genoa

In:

Panagiodis Tachtsidis (free, AEK Athens), Gergely Rudolf (free, Debreceni), Diego Angelo (free, Naval 1 de Maio), Robert Gucher (co-ownership, Frosinone), Luca Toni (free, Bayern Munich), Fernando Forestieri (loan return, Malaga), Magnus Troest (loan return, Recreativo Huelva), Eduardo dos Reis Carvalho (undisclosed, Sporting Braga), Nnamdi Oduamadi (co-ownership, AC Milan), Rodney Strasser (co-ownership, AC Milan), Gianmarco Zigoni (co-ownership, AC Milan), Mattia Destro (loan, Inter Milan),Andrea Ranocchia (loan, Inter Milan), Miguel Veloso (€9m, Sporting Lisbon), Rafinha (undisclosed, Schalke 04), Kevin-Prince Boateng (undisclosed, Portsmouth), Giacomo Beretta (co-ownership, AC Milan), Kakha Kaladze (undisclosed, AC Milan), Giacomo Bindi (free, Inter Milan)

Out:

Selim Ben Djemia (loan, Frosinone), Robert Gucher (loan, Frosinone), Riccardo Meggiorini (co-ownership, Bologna), Isaac Cofie (loan, Torino), Dejan Lazarevic (loan, Torino), Andrea Esposito (loan, Bologna), Sokratis Papastathopoulos (undisclosed, AC Milan), Nnamdi Oduamadi (loan, AC Milan), Rodney Strasser (loan, AC Milan), Andrea Ranocchia (co-ownership, Inter Milan), Marco Amelia (loan, AC Milan), Alberto Zapater (€2m, Sporting Lisbon), Panagiotis Tachtsidis (loan, Cesena), Matteo Paro (loan, Vicenza), Antonino Ragusa (loan, Salernitana), Diego Angelo (loan, Eskiserhirspor), Robert Acquafresca (loan, Cagliari), Kevin-Prince Boateng (loan, AC Milan), Giacomo Beretta (loan, AC Milan), Salvatore Bocchetti (undisclosed, Rubin Kazan), Giacomo Bindi (co-ownership, Crotone)

INTER MILAN

In:

Luca Castellazzi (free, Sampdoria), Marco Davide Faraoni (free, Lazio), Matteo Colombi (co-ownership, Piacneza), Andrea Lussardi (co-ownership, Piacenza), Victor Obinna (loan return, Malaga), Andrea Ranocchia (co-ownership, Genoa)

Out:

Ricardo Quaresma (undisclosed, Besiktas), Giulio Donati (loan, Lecce), Luca Caldirola (loan, Vitesse Arnhem), Andrea Bavena (co-ownership, Portogruaro), Andrea Mei (co-ownership, Piacenza), Luca Tremolada (co-ownership, Piacenza), Antonio Esposito (loan, Padova), Samuele Beretta (loan, Pavia), Cristian Daminuta (undisclosed, AC Milan), Attila Filkor (undisclosed, AC Milan), Marco Ezio Fossati (undisclosed, AC Milan), Mattia Destro (loan, Genoa), Andrea Ranocchia (loan, Genoa), Riccardo Bocalon (co-ownership, Portugruaro), Gabriele Puccio (co-ownership, Portugruaro), Rene Krhin (co-ownership, Bologna), Luca Siligardi (loan, Bologna), Alberto Gerbo (loan, Triestina), Mario Balotelli (undisclosed, Manchester City), Gianluca Litteri (loan, Salernitana), Victor Obinna (loan, West Ham United), Nicolas Burdisso (€8m, AS Roma), Nemanja Mitrovic (co-ownership, Bologna), Giacomo Bindi (free, Genoa)

Juventus

In:

Simone Pepe (loan – €2.6m, Udinese), Leonardo Bonucci (€15.5m, Bari), Jorge Martinez (€12m, Catania), Tiago Mendes (loan return, Atletico Madrid), Marco Motta (loan – €1.25m, Udinese), Davide Lanzafame (loan, Palermo), Marco Storari (€4.5m, AC Milan), Milos Krasic (€15m, CSKA Moscow), Alberto Aquilani (loan, Liverpool), Fabio Quagliarella (loan – €4.5m, Napoli, Leandro Rinaudo (loan – €600k, Napoli), Armand Traore (loan – €500k, Arsenal)

Out:

Cristian Molinaro (€3.9m, VfB Stuttgart), Fabio Cannavaro (free, Al Ahli Dubai), Lorenzo Ariaudo (co-ownership, Cagliari), Sergio Almiron (co-ownership, Bari), Martin Caceres (loan return, Barcelona), Sebaastian Giovinco (loan – €1m, Parma), Christian Poulsen (€5.475m initial, Liverpool), Samon Reider Rodriguez (co-ownership, Pergocrema), Albin Ekdal (co-ownership – €2.4m, Bologna), Tiago Mendes (loan, Atletico Madrid), Diego Ribas da Cunha (€15m, VfL Wolfsburg), David Trezeguet (free, Hercules CF), Mauro Camoranesi (free, VfB Stuttgart), Jonathan Zebina (free, Brescia)

Lazio

In:

Juan Pablo Carrizo (loan return, Real Zaragoza), Eliseu Pereira (loan return, Real Zaragoza), Mark Bresciano (free, Palermo), Javier Garrido (€3m, Manchester City)

Out:

Thomas Hitzlsperger (free, West Ham), Marco Davide Faraoni (free, Inter Milan), Sebastian Eguren (loan return, Villarreal), Eliseu Pereira (€500k, Malaga), Luciano Zauri (loan, Sampdoria), Pablo Pintos (free, Getafe)

Lecce

In:

Antonio Mazzotta (co-ownership, Palermo), Giulio Donati (loan, Inter Milan), Ruben Olivera (free, Penarol), Andrea Bertolacci (loan, AS Roma), Simone Sini (loan, AS Roma), Gustavo (loan, Desportivo Brasil), Tore Reginiussen (loan, Schalke 04), Carlos Grossmuller (free, Schalke 04), Ignacio Piatti (undisclosed, Independiente), Manuel Coppola (loan, Parma), Edward Ofere (undisclosed, Malmo), Andrea Rispoli (loan, Parma)

Out: Jefferson Trazzi (free, Chievo Verona), Francesco Benussi (undisclosed, Palermo), Gianmarco Ingrosso (loan, Paganese), Vitoria Triarico (loan, Paganese), Ugo Gabrieli (loan, Paganese), Giuseppe Caccavallo (loan, Barletta)

Napoli

In:

Matteo Contini (loan return, Real Zaragoza), Edinson Cavani (undisclosed, Palermo), Cristiano Lucarelli (loan, Parma), Jose Ernesto Sosa (undisclosed, Bayern Munich), Hassan Yebda (loan, Benfica)

Out:

Jesus Datolo (loan, Espanyol), Erwin Hoffer (loan, Kaiserslautern), Marco Bogliacino (loan, Chievo Verona), Luca Cigarini (loan, Sevilla), German Denis (undisclosed, Udinese), Marcelo Zalayeta (undisclosed, Kayserispor), Fabio Quagliarella (loan – €4.5m, Juventus), Leandro Rinaudo (loan – €600k, Juventus)

Palermo

In:

Pajtim Kasami (undisclosed, Bellinzona), Mauricio Pinilla (undisclosed, Grosseto), Massimo Maccarone (undisclosed, Siena), Matteo Darmian (co-ownership, AC Milan), Giacomo Brichetto (undisclosed, Novara), Santiago Garcia (undisclosed, Rosario Central), Kamil Glik (undisclosed, Piast Gliwice), Francesco Benussi (undisclosed, Lecce), Ezequiel Munoz (undisclosed, Boca Juniors), Armin Bacinovic (undisclosed, Maribor), Josip Ilicic (undisclosed, Maribor), Joao Pedro (undisclosed, Atletico Mineiro)

Out:

Fabio Simplicio (free, AS Roma), Marco Giovio (co-ownership, Grosseto), Antonio Mazzotta (co-ownership, Lecce), Rubinho (loan, Chievo), Simon Kjaer (undisclosed, VfL Wolfsburg), Andrea Raggi (loan, Bari), Edinson Cavani (undisclosed, Napoli), Mark Bresciano (free, Lazio), Davide Lanzafame (loan, Juventus), Roberto Guana (loan, Chievo Verona), Nicolas Bertolo (loan, Real Zaragoza), Paolo Hernan Dellafiore (loan, Parma)

Parma

In:

Rolf Feltscher (free, Grasshopper Zurich), Patjim Kasami (undisclosed, Bellinzona), Gabriele Paonessa (co-ownership, Bologna), Milan Duric (co-ownership, Cesena), Valeri Bojinov (undisclosed, Manchester City), Gabriel Paletta (undisclosed, Boca Juniors), Filipe Oliveira (undisclosed, Sporting Braga), Ze Eduardo (undisclosed, Maga), Fernando Marques (undisclosed, Espanyol), Milan Duric (co-ownership, Cesena), Blerim Dzemaili (co-ownership, Torino), Antonio Mirante (undisclosed, Sampdoria), Riccardo Capogna (free, Carpenedolo), Marco Pisano (undisclosed, Torino), Sebastian Giovinco (loan – €1m, Juventus), Vinicius (loan, Sao Jose de Porto Alegre), Massimo Gobbi (free, Fiorentina), Danilo Pereira (undisclosed, Benfica), Paolo Hernan Dellafiore (loan, Palermo), Antonio Candreva (loan, Udinese)

Out:

Dragan Mihajlovic (undisclosed, Bellinzona), Daniele Paponi (co-ownership, Bologna), Radek Petr (undisclosed, Eupen), Alberto Galuppo (co-ownership, Cesena), Simone Malatesta (loan, Carpi), Marco Rossi (loan, Bari), Fabio Lebran (co-ownership, AlbinoLeffe), Luca Tedeschi (loan, Crotone), Francesco Lunardini (loan, Triestina), Cristiano Lucarelli (loan, Napoli), Paolo Castellini (loan, AS Roma), Manuel Coppola (loan, Lecce), Andrea Rispoli (loan, Lecce)

Sampdoria

In:

Nicola Pozzi (undisclosed, Empoli), Gianluca Curci (undisclosed, Siena), Simone Zaza (loan, Atalanta), Bruno Fornaroli (loan return, Recreativo Huelva), Marius Stankevicius (loan return, Sevilla), Stefano Guberti (co-ownership – €1.9m, AS Roma), Luciano Zauri (loan, Lazio)

Out:

Luca Castellazzi (free, Inter Milan), Roberto Soriano (loan, Empoli), Mirko Eramo (loan, Crotone), Francesco Signori (loan, Modena), Antonio Mirante (undisclosed, Parma), Daniele Padelli (loan, Bari), Vasco Regini (loan, Foggia), Marius Stankevicius (loan, Valencia)

Udinese

In:

Mehdi Benatia (undisclosed, Clermont), Ivan Amaya (loan return, Granada CF), Tetteh Abdul Aziz (loan return, Granada CF), Daniel Benitez (loan return, Granada CF), Javi Casares (loan return, Granada CF), Odion Ighalo (loan return, Granada CF), Ritchie Kotoko (loan return, Granada CF), Diego Mainz (loan return, Granada CF), Allan Nyom (loan return, Granada CF), Oscar Perez (loan return, Granada CF), Felipe Sanchon (loan return, Granada CF), Tariq Spezie (loan return, Granada CF), Fabian Orellana (loan return, Xerez), Matej Vydra (undisclosed, Banik Ostrava), German Denis (undisclosed, Napoli), Pablo Armero (undisclosed, Palmeiras), Mikel Rico (€600k, SD Huesca)

Out:

Gaetano D’Agostino (co-ownership – €10m, Fiorentina), Niki Zimling (loan, N.E.C.), Simone Pepe (loan – €2.6m, Juventus), Paulo Vitor Barreto (co-ownership, Bari), Marco Motta (loan – €1.25m, Juventus), Alexandre Geijo (loan, Granada CF), Guilherme Siqueira (loan, Granada CF), Leandro Caruso (loan, River Plate), Abel Aguilar (€1.5m, Hercules CF), Jonathan Mensah (Aziz Tetteh (loan, Granada CF), Giovanni Formiconi (loan, Benevento), Federico Gerardi (loan, Juan Surraco (loan, Livorno), Aleksandar Lukovic (undisclosed, Zenit St. Petersburg), Christian Obodo (loan, Torino), Fabian Orellana (loan, Granada CF), Jaime Romero (loan, Bari), Kelwin Ewome Matute (loan, Triestina), Allan Nyom (loan, Granada CF), Ricardo Villar (co-ownership, Triestina), Ferdinando Sforzini (loan, CFR Cluj), Mohamed Abdoulaye Tine (undisclosed, Bologna), Jonni Cabrera (loan, Granada CF), Antonio Candreva (loan, Parma), Alain Nef (loan, Young Boys), Mikel Rico (loan, Granada CF)

Transfer News 2010-2011

Football Transfer Season 2010/2011
La Liga

ALMERIA:
In: Leonardo Ulloa (€900k, CD Castellon)
Michael Jakobsen, Aalborg BK)
Miguel Angel Luque (free, Barcelona)
Diego Valeri (loan, FC Porto)
Marcelo Silva (€1.3m, Danubio)

Out: Domingo Cosma (Free, Racing Santander)
Fernando Soriano (Free, Osasuna)
Natalio Lorenzo (free, Tenerife)
Guilherme Oliveira (loan, Albacete)
David Rodriguez (free, Celta Vigo)
Chico (€5m, Genoa)

ATHLETIC BILBAO:

In: Mikel San Jose (€2.74m, Liverpool)
Igor Martinez (€200k, Alaves)
Ibai Gomez (Free, Sestao River Club)
Xabier Etxeita (Recalled Loan, FC Cartagena)
Raul Fernandez (Recalled Loan, Granada CF)

Out: Julen Goni (Loan Signing, Barakaldo CF)
Xabier Etxeita (Free, Elche)
Iban Zubiaurre (Loan Signing, Albacete)
Inaki Munoz (free, FC Cartagena)
Ander Murillo (free, Celta Vigo)

ATLETICO MADRID:

In: Fran Merida (free, Arsenal)
Mario Suarez (€1.8m, Mallorca)
Keko Gontan (Recalled Loan, Valladolid)
Roberto Batres (Recalled Loan, Shanghai Shenhua)
Filipe Luis (€12m, Deportivo La Coruna)
Diego Godin (€8m, Villarreal)
Tiago Mendes (loan, Juventus)

Out: Roberto Jimenez (€8.5m, Benfica)
Ruben Perez (loan, Deportivo La Coruna)
Cedric Mabwati (free, CD Numancia)
Jorge Molino (loan, Real Murcia)
Leandro Cabrera (loan, Recreativo Huelva)
Eduardo Salvio (loan, Benfica)
Ibrahima Balde (loan, Albacete)
Jurado (€7 Schalke 04)

BARCELONA:

In: David Villa (€40m, Valencia)
Henrique (Recalled Loan, Racing Santander)
Adriano (€10m, Sevilla)
Javier Mascherano (€17.5m, Liverpool)

Out: Alberto Botia (Free, Sporting Gijon)
Yaya Toure (€34m, Manchester City)
Dmytro Chygrynskiy (€15m, Shakhtar Donetsk)
Keirrison (Loan Signing, Santos FC)
Thierry Henry (Free, New York Red Bulls)
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (€17m AC Milan)

DEPORTIVO LA CORUÑA:

In: Michel Herrero (Loan Signing, Valencia)
Yves Desmarets (Free, Vitoria Guimaraes)
Jonathan Urretavizcaya (Loan Signing, Benfica)
Stopira (Free, C.D. Santa Clara)
Ruben Perez (loan, Atletico Madrid)
Felipe Ramos (free, Real Madrid Castilla)
Claudio Morel Rodriguez (free, Boca Juniors)
Knut Olav Rindarey (loan, Molde FK)

Out: Brayan Angulo (Recalled Loan, Leixoes)
Mista (Free, Toronto FC)
Rodolfo Bodipo (Loan Signing, FC Vaslui)
Alex Bergantinos (Loan Signing, Granada CF)
Filipe Luis (€12m, Atletico Madrid)
Sergio Gonzalez (free, Levante)
Ivan Perez (loan, SD Ponferradina)
Jairo Alvarez (free, CF Palencia)
Ruben Castro (€1.5m, Real Betis)

ESPANYOL:

In: Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (Extended Loan, Bologna)
Gregory Beranger (loan return, UD Las Palmas)
Valdo (Recalled Loan, Malaga)
Milan Smiljanic (Recalled Loan, Sporting Gijon)
Jesus Datolo (Loan Signing, Napoli)
Felipe Mattioni (free, Mallorca)
Sergio Garcia (€1.8m, Real Betis)

Out: Gregory Beranger (Free, Elche)
Fernando Marques (loan, Parma)
Ben Sahar (loan, Hapoel Tel Aviv)
Milan Smiljanic (loan, FK Partizan)
Angel Martinez (loan, Girona FC)
Nicolas Pareja (€10m, Spartak Moscow)
Roman Martinez (loan, UANL Tigres)
Valdo (free, Levante)
Moises Hurtado (€2m, Olympiakos)

GETAFE:

In: Borja Fernandez (Free, Valladolid)
Ivan Marcano (Loan Signing, Villarreal)
Franck Signorino (Recalled Loan, FC Cartagena)
Pedro Mosquera (Free, Real Madrid)
Adrian Colunga (€2m, Recreativo Huelva)
Victor Sanchez (loan, Barcelona)

Out: Joffre Guerron (€1.2m, CA Paranaense)
Pedro Leon (€10m, Real Madrid)
Miguel Pallardo (loan, Levante)
David Belenguer (free, Real Betis)
David Cortez (free, Hercules)
Kepa Blanco (free, Recreativo Huelva)
Adrian Gonzalez (free, Racing Santander)
Roberto Soldado (€10m, Valencia)

HERCULES:

In: Olivier Thomert (Free, Le Mans)
Matias Fritzler (loan, Lanus)
Abel Aguilar (€1.5m, Udinese)
David Cortez (free, Getafe)
Cristian Pulhac (loan, Dinamo Bucharest)
Nelson Valdez (€3.8m, Borussia Dortmund)
Mohamed Sarr (€300k, Standard Liege)
David Trezeguet (Juventus)
Royston Drenthe (Loan, Real Madrid)

Out: Edu Moya (Free, Xerez)
Sergio Diaz (free, Gimnastic de Tarragona)
Ionel Danciulescu (free, Dinamo Bucharest)
Jorge Alonso (free, Real Valladolid)
Gerardo Noriega (free, Gimnastic de Tarragona)
Rodri (free, Gimnastic de Tarragona)
Andrija Delibasic (free, Rayo Vallecano)
Dani Bautista (free, Girona)

LEVANTE:

In: Xavi Torres (Loan Signing, Malaga)
Miguel Pallardo (loan, Getafe)
Sergio Gonzalez (free, Deportivo La Coruna)
Christian Stuani (loan, Reggina)
Gustavo Munua (free, Malaga)
Valdo (free, Espanyol)
Nano (free, Real Betis)
Javi Venta (free, Villarreal)
Ignacio Gonzalez (loan, Valencia)
Asier del Horno (loan, Valencia)

Out: Javi Guerra (Recalled Loan, Mallorca)
Pau Cendros (Recalled Loan, Mallorca)
Jorge Pina (free, Albacete)
Albert Serra (free, Girona FC)
Manu Herrera (free, AD Alcorcon)
Angel Sanchez (free, AD Alcorcon)
Daniel Carril (free, UD Las Palmas)
Marc Mateu (loan, Real Union Irun)

MALAGA:

In: Eliseu Pereira (€500k, Lazio)
Edinho (Recalled Loan, PAOK Salonika)
Javier Malagueno (€2m, Indios de Ciudad Juarez)
Salomon Rondon (€3.5m, UD Las Palmas)
Sebastian Fernandez (€2.5m, CA Banfield)
Rodrigo Galatto (free, Atletico Paranaense)
Quincy Owusu-Abeyie (free, Al-Sadd Sports Club)

Out: Milan Stepanov (Recalled Loan, FC Porto)
Roberto Santamaria (Recalled Loan, Las Palmas)
Valdo (Recalled Loan, Espanyol)
Felipe Caicedo (Recalled Loan, Manchester City)
Victor Obinna (Recalled Loan, Inter Milan)
Fernando Forestieri (Recalled Loan, Genoa)
Xavi Torres (Loan Signing, Levante)
Javi Lopez (loan, SD Ponferradina)
Pere Marti (free, CD Castellon)
Miguel Angel Lozano (free, SD Ponferradina)
Gustavo Munua (free, Levante)
Jordi Pablo (loan, FC Cartagena)
Daniel Toribio (loan, SD Ponferradina)

MALLORCA:

In: Felipe Mattioni (€1m, Maga Esporte)
Javi Guerra (Recalled Loan, Levante)
Pau Cendros (Recalled Loan, Levante)
Oscar Diaz (Recalled Loan, Recreativo Huelva)
Jonathan de Guzman (free, Feyenoord)

Out: Mario Suarez (€1.8m, Atletico Madrid)
Borja Valero (Recalled Loan, West Bromwich Albion)
Aritz Aduriz (€4m, Valencia)
Fernando Varela (free, Kasimpasa SK)
Julio Alvarez (free, Tenerife)
Javi Guerra (€300k, Valladolid)
Oscar Diaz (free, Xerez)
Felipe Mattioni (free, Espanyol)
Javi Castellano (loan, Real Union Irun)
Oscar Trejo (loan, Rayo Vallecano)
Juanmi Callejon (free, Cordoba CF)

OSASUNA:

In: Fernando Soriano (Free, Almeria)
Asier Riesgo (Free, Real Sociedad)
Lekic (€2.5m, Red Star Belgrade)
Nicolas Medina (Recalled Loan, CD Castellon)
Damia Albella (loan, Real Betis)
Lolo (free, Sevilla)

Out: Cesar Azpilicueta (€7m, Marseille)
Dady (Free, Bucaspor)
Jorge Galan (Loan Signing, Huesca)
Oscar Vega (Loan Signing, Huesca)
Jokin Esparza (Loan Signing, Huesca)
Andres Fernandez (Loan Signing, SD Huesca)
Roberto Fernandez (Free, Granada CF)
Roversio (loan, Real Betis)

RACING SANTANDER:

In: Francis (Free, Xerez)
Domingo Cosma (Free, Almeria)
Kennedy Bakircioglu (Free, Kayserispor)
Henrique (loan, Barcelona)
Ariel Nahuelpan (free, Coritiba)
Alexandros Tziolis (loan, Siena)
Adrian Gonzalez (free, Getafe)

Out: Nasief Morris (Recalled Loan, Panathinaikos)
Juanjo Esposito (Loan Signing, Watford)
Jose Moraton (free, UD Salamanca)
Toni Moral (free, FC Cartagena)

REAL MADRID:

In: Angel Di Maria (€25m, Benfica)
Sami Khedira (€10m, Stuttgart),
Pedro Leon (€10m, Getafe)
Mesut Ozil (€15m, Werder Bremen)
Ricardo Carvalho (€7.5m, Chelsea)

Out: Miguel Palanca (Free, Elche)
Mosquera (Free, Getafe)
Raul (Free, Schalke 04)
Guti (Free, Besiktas)
Christophe Metzelder (Free, Schalke 04)

REAL SOCIEDAD:

In: Joseba Llorente (€2m, Villarreal)
Francisco Sutil (Free, SD Eibar)
Diego Ifran (€1.5m, Danubio)
Jeffrey Sarpong (free, Ajax Amsterdam)

Out: Asier Riesgo (Free, Osasuna)
Franck Songo’o (Recalled Loan, Real Zaragoza)
Inigo Sarasola (loan, Real Union)
Iosu Esnaola (loan, Real Union)

REAL ZARAGOZA:

In: Abel Aguilar (Loan Extended, Udinese)
Pablo de Barros (Recalled Loan, Gimnastic de Tarragona)
Braulio Nobrega (Recalled Loan, Recreativo Huelva)
Franck Songo’o (Recalled Loan, Real Sociedad)
Leo Franco (Free, Galatasaray)
Toni Doblas (Free, SD Huesca)
Matteo Contini (€2.1m, Napoli)
Nicolas Bertolo (loan, Palermo)
Adam Pinter (free, MTK Budapest)

Out: Adrian Colunga (Recalled Loan, Recreativo Huelva)
Humberto Suazo (loan return, CF Monterrey)
Eliseu Pereira (Recalled Loan, Lazio)
Ruben Pulido (free, Eskisehirspor)
Pablo Amo (free, Panserraikos)
Pablo de Barros (loan, Cruzeiro)

SEVILLA:

In: Mouhamadou Dabo (Free, St. Etienne)
Tiberio Guarente (€5m, Atalanta)
Arouna Kone (Recalled Loan, Hannover 96)
Luca Cigarini (loan, Napoli)

Out: Marius Stankevicius (Recalled Loan, Sampdoria)
Francisco Javier Barranco (Free, Osasuna B)
Marc Valiente (Free, Valladolid)
Adriano (€10m, Barcelona)
Emiliano Armenteros (loan, Rayo Vallecano)
Jose Angel Crespo (loan, Padova)
David Prieto (free, Tenerife)
Tom de Mul (loan, Standard Liege)
Javier Chevanton (free, Lecce)
Lolo (free, Sevilla)

SPORTING GIJON:

In: Gaston Sangoy (€1m, Apollon Limassol)
Ayoze Garcia (Free, Tenerife)
Nacho Novo (Free, Rangers)
Alberto Botia (Free, Barcelona)
Sebastian Eguren (Free, Villarreal)

Out: Milan Smiljanic (Recalled Loan, Espanyol)
Kike Mateo (loan, Elche CF)
Jose Maldonado (free, FC Cartagena)
Gerard Autet (free, Xerez)

VALENCIA:

In: Mehmet Topal (€4.2m, Galatasaray)
Roberto Soldado (€10m, Getafe)
Renan Brito (Recalled Loan, Xerez)
Thiago Carleto (Recalled Loan, Sao Paulo)
Nacho Gonzalez (Recalled Loan, Levadiakos)
Asier del Horno (Recalled Loan, Valladolid)
Alberto Costa (€6.5m, Montpellier)
Aritz Aduriz (€4m, Mallorca)
Sofiane Feghouli (free, Grenoble)

Out: David Villa (€40m, Barcelona)
Michel Herrero (On Loan, Deportivo La Coruna)
Nikola Zigic (€7m, Birmingham City)
Renan Brito (On Loan, Internacional)
David Silva (€30m, Manchester City)
David Lomban (free, Xerez)
Carlos Marchena (€2.2m, Villarreal)
Aaron Niguez (free, Recreativo Huelva)
Ignacio Gonzalez (loan, Levante)
Asier del Horno (loan, Levante)

VILLARREAL:
In: Sofiane Feghouli (free, Grenoble)
Ricardo Costa (free, Lille)
Damian Escudero (€2.5m, Boca Juniors)
Sebastian Eguren (loan return, Lazio)
Borja Valero (€6m, West Bromwich Albion)
Carlos Marchena (€2.2m, Valencia)

Out: Ivan Marcano (Loan Signing, Getafe)
Joseba Llorente (€2m, Real Sociedad)
Sebastian Eguren (free, Sporting Gijon)
Ariel Ibagaza (Free, Olympiakos)
Diego Godin (€8m, Atletico Madrid)
David Fuster (free, Olympiakos)
Javi Venta (free, Levante)

Transfer News 2010-2011

Football Transfer Season 2010/2011
Barclays Premier Leauge

Transfers Season 2010 (August):-

ARSENAL have Signed :
M Chamakh (Bordeaux, free);
L Koscielny (Lorient, £10m);
P Roberts (Norwich, free);
K Ebecillo (Feyenoord, free);
S Squillaci (Sevilla, £3.2m).

ASTON VILLA Signed :
Stephen Ireland (Manchester City, undisc).

BIRMINGHAM Signed :
B Foster (Man Utd, £6m);
N Zigic (Valencia, £6m);
E Valles (NAC Breda, free);
M Derbyshire (Olympiacos, loan);
M Jiranek (Sp Moscow, undisc);
A Hleb (Barcelona, loan);
Jean Beausejour (Club America, undisc).

BLACKBURN Signed :
H Fernandez (Union Deportivo Cornella, nominal);
MB Diouf (Man Utd, loan);
B Mwaruwari (Man City, free).

BLACKPOOL Signed :
Craig Cathcart (Man Utd, £350,000);
Ludovic Sylvestre (Mlada Boleslav, undisc);
Marlon Harewood (Villa, free);
Chris Basham (Bolton, £500,000);
Luke Varney (Derby, loan);
Matt Phillips (Wycombe, £325,000);
DJ Campbell (Leicester, undisc)

BOLTON Signed :
Martin Petrov (Manchester City, free);
Robbie Blake (Burnley, free);
Marcos Alonso (Real Madrid, £1.6m);
Ivan Klasnic (Nantes, free);
Tom Eaves (Oldham Athletic £350,000;
Rodrigo Moreno (Benfica, loan).

CHELSEA Signed :
Y Benayoun (Liverpool, £5m);
M Delac (Inter Zapresic, £2.7m);
T Kalac (S Olomuc, undisclosed);
Ramires (Benfica, £18.3m).

EVERTON Signed :
Jermaine Beckford (Leeds Utd, free);
Magaye Gueye (Strasbourg, £900,000);
Joao Silva (Deportivo Das Aves, £500,000);
Jan Mucha (Legia Warsaw, free)

FULHAM Signed :
Senderos (Arsenal, free),
Greening (WBA, loan),
Dembele (AZ Alkmaar, £5m),
Halliche (Benfica, £1.3m),
Salcido (PSV £1.6m),
Dalla Valle (Liverpool, P/E),
Kacaniklic (Liverpool, Player/Exchange).

LIVERPOOL Signed :
R Meireles (Porto, £11.5m),
J Cole (Chelsea, free),
Jovanovic (S Liege, free),
Shelvey (Charlton, £1.7m),
Wilson (Rangers, £2m-plus),
Poulsen (Juv, £4.5m),
Jones (Boro, £2.3m),
Embalo (Oldham, £25,000),
Konchesky (Fulham, undis plus P/E).

MANCHESTER CITY Signed :
Yaya Toure (Barcelona, £24m),
Jerome Boateng (Hamburg, £10m),
David Silva (Valencia, £24m),
Mario Balotelli (Inter Milan, undisclosed),
Alex Henshall (Swindon, free),
Aleksandar Kolarov (Lazio, undisclosed),
Albert Rusnak (Kosice, undisclosed),
James Milner (Aston Villa, undisclosed)

MANCHESTER UNITED Signed :
Chris Smalling (Fulham, £10m),
Javier Hernandez (Guadalajara, £10m),
Marnick Vermijl (Standard Liege, undisclosed),
Bebe (Vitoria Guimaraes, £7m)

NEWCASTLE Signed :
James Perch (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed),
Dan Gosling (Everton, free),
Sol Campbell (Arsenal, free),
Cheik Tiote (FC Twente, undisclosed)

STOKE Signed :
Carlo Nash (Everton, free),
Florent Cuvelier (Portsmouth, undisclosed),
Kenwyne Jones (Sunderland, £8million),
Jon Walters (Ipswich, £2.75million).

SUNDERLAND Signed :
Titus Bramble (Wigan, £1m),
Cristian Riveros (Cruz Azul, undisclosed),
Marcos Angeleri (Estudiantes, undisclosed),
Simon Mignolet (Sint Truidense, undisclosed),
Ahmed Elmohamady (ENPPI, loan),
John Mensah (Lyon, loan),
Nedum Onuoha (Manchester City, loan),
Danny Welbeck (Manchester United, loan).

TOTTENHAM Signed :
Sandro (Internacional, £6m),
William Gallas (unattached, free)

Rafael van der Vaart (Real Madrid – Tottenham) £8m

WEST BROM Signing :
Pablo Ibanez (Atletico Madrid, free),
Gabriel Tamas (Auxerre, undisclosed),
Steven Reid (Blackburn, free),
Peter Odemwingie (Lokomotiv Moscow, undisclosed),
Somen Tchoyi (Salzburg, undisclosed),
Marc-Antoine Fortune (Celtic, undisclosed),
Boaz Myhill (Hull, undisclosed),
Nicky Shorey (Aston Villa, £1.5m)

WEST HAM Signed :
Thomas Hitzlsperger (Lazio, free),
Pablo Barrera (Pumas UNAM, £4m),
Frederic Piquionne (Lyon, £1m),
Tal Ben Haim (Portsmouth, loan),
Victor Obinna (Inter Milan, loan),
Winston Reid (FC Midtjylland, undisclosed)

WIGAN Signed :
Mauro Boselli (Estudiantes, £6m),
Antolin Alcaraz (Club Brugge, undisclosed),
James McArthur (Hamilton, undisclosed),
Ronnie Stam (FC Twente, undisclosed),
Ali Al Habsi (Bolton, loan),
Steven Caldwell (free)

WOLVES Signed :
Jelle van Damme (Anderlecht, £2.5m),
Steven Fletcher (Burnley £6.5m),
Stephen Mouyokolo (Hull, undisclosed),
Stephen Hunt (Hull, £3m),
Adlene Guedioura (RSC Charleroi, free),
Michael Mancienne (Chelsea, loan),
Geoffrey Mujangi Bia (Charleroi, loan)

Juan Itrube

Juan Itrube Profile:

Name: Juan Itrube
Club: Quilmes
D.O.B: 22/5/1993
Nationality: Argentina
Position: Attacking Midfielder

Strengths:
Dribbling, Flair, Acceleration, Agility

Weaknesses:
Corners, Long Shots, Marking, Positing, Balance, Jumping, Strength

Description: Winger
Personality: Ambitous
Agent: Victor Hugo Benitez

Suggested Roles:

Winger- Support/Attack

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Juventus

Juventus Football Club

Juventus are Italy’s most successful club and one of the best supported in the country. The Bianconeri have won 27 league titles, This is due largely to their relegation to Serie B for their part in a corruption scandal that rocked Italian soccer in the middle of the decade. They are now back in Serie A but have been unable to curtail Inter milan dominance.However, after a calamitous 2009-10 season that saw the club finish seventh, Ferrara departed and in came Sampdoria coach Luigi Del Neri.

Juventus Achivements

27 x Serie A Championship (Record) : 1905, 1925-1926, 1930-1931, 1931-1932, 1932-1933, 1933-1934, 1934-1935,
1949-1950, 1951-1952, 1957-1958, 1959-1960, 1960-1961, 1966-1967, 1971-1972, 1972-1973, 1974-1975, 1976-1977,
1977-1978, 1980-1981, 1981-1982, 1983-1984, 1985-1986, 1994-1995, 1996-1997, 1997-1998, 2001-2002, 2002-2003
9 x Italian Cup (Record) : 1937-1938, 1941-1942, 1958-1959, 1959-1960, 1964-1965, 1978-1979, 1982-1983, 1989-1990,
1994-1995
3 x Italian Supercup : 1995, 1997, 2003

3 x UEFA Cup (Joint European Record) : 1976-1977, 1989-1990, 1992-1993
1 x Cup Winners Cup : 1983-1984
2 x European Cup : 1984-1985, 1995-1996
2 x European Super Cup : 1985, 1996
2 x Intercontinental Cup : 1985, 1996

9 x Serie A Top Scorer : 1933 - Borel II (29), 1934 - Borel II (32), 1948 - Boniperti (27), 1952 - Hansen (30),
1958 - Charles (28), 1960 - Sivori (27), 1980 - Bettega (16), 1983 - Platini (16), 1984 - Platini (20), 1985 - Platini (18),
2002 - Trezeguet (24)
3 x European Cup Top Scorer : 1983 - Rossi (6), 1985 - Platini (7), 1998 - Del Piero (10)
1 x European Championship Top Scorer : 1984 - Platini (9)
1 x World Cup Top Scorer : 1990 - Schilacci (6)

7 x World Soccer Player of the Year (World Record) : 1982 - Rossi, 1984 - Platini, 1985 - Platini, 1993 - Baggio,
1995 - Vialli, 1998 - Zidane, 2003 - Nedved
3 x FIFA World Player of the Year (Joint World Record) : 1993 - Baggio, 1998 - Zidane, 2003 - Nedved
8 x European Player of the Year (European Record) : 1961 - Sivori, 1982 - Rossi, 1983 - Platini, 1984 - Platini,
1985 - Platini, 1993 - Baggio, 1998 - Zidane, 2003 - Nedved

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Ac Milan

Ac Milan Football Club

Associazione Calcio Milan is an Italian football club based in Milan. They play in red and black stripes, giving them the nickname Rossoneri ("red-blacks"). The team is known colloquially as Milan, and are sometimes referred to as Il Diavoli (the devils).A.C. Milan has won the prestigious UEFA Champions League (or equivalent) seven times, In total they have won 13 European trophies (a record) and 16 international titles overall, tied for most titles with Boca Juniors. Milan also boasts domestic successes winning the Serie A title 17 times (only rivals Juventus F.C. have more Scudetti), the Coppa Italia (Italian Cup) five times and the Italian Super Cup a record five times.The club was founded as a cricket club in 1899 by Alfred Edwards, a British expatriate. In honour of its origins, the club has retained the English spelling of its city's name, instead of changing it to the Italian MilanoHistorically, AC Milan was supported by the city's working class and trade unionists many of whom were migrants from the South of Italy. Inter, the other big club from the city was mainly supported by the more prosperous and typically Milanese middle-class.In 1980 Milan were involved in the Totonero scandal and were relegated to Serie B as punishment. The scandal was centred on a betting syndicate paying players and officials to fix the outcome of matches. Milan were involved in the 2006 Serie A scandal where five teams were accused of fixing matches by selecting favourable referees. Milan were punished with a 15 point deductionThe team's current stadium is the 85,700 seat San Siro, officially known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza after the former player who represented both Milan and Internazionale. The name San Siro is taken from the district where it's located.

AC Milan Achievements

Serie A

Winners (17): 1901; 1906; 1907; 1950–51; 1954–55; 1956–57; 1958–59; 1961–62; 1967–68; 1978–79; 1987–88; 1991–92; 1992–93; 1993–94; 1995–96; 1998–99; 2003–04
Runners-up (14): 1902; 1947–48; 1949–50; 1951–52, 1955–56, 1960–61; 1964–65; 1968–69; 1970–71; 1971–72; 1972–73; 1989–90; 1990–91; 2004–05

Italian Cup

Winners (5): 1966–67; 1971-72; 1972–73; 1976–77; 2002–03
Runners-up (7): 1941–42; 1967–68; 1970–71; 1974–75; 1984–85; 1989–90; 1997–98

Italian SuperCup

Winners (5): 1988; 1992; 1993; 1994; 2004
Runners-up (3): 1996; 1999; 2003

UEFA

Winners (7): 1962–63; 1968–69; 1988–89; 1989–90; 1993–94; 2002–03; 2006–07
Runners-up (4): 1957–58; 1992–93; 1994–95; 2004–05

UEFA Super Cup

Winners (5): 1989; 1990; 1994; 2003; 2007
Runners-up (2): 1973; 1993

UEFA Cup Winners

Winners (2): 1967–68; 1972–73
Runners-up (1): 1973–74

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Arsenal

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Arsenal Football Club

Arsenal was originally formed in 1886 by a group of workers at the Woolwich armaments factory in south London, and the club was first known as Dial Square. The name was soon changed to Royal Arsenal, though when the club turned professional in 1891 the name changed again to Woolwich Arsenal.Unfortunately, relegation followed in 1913, but coincided with a major landmark in the club's history. Having played for the previous 27 years at various sites in Plumstead, South London, the club moved to its present site at Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, North London.The club went on to dominate English football over the following decade. The FA Cup became Arsenal's first major trophy in 1930, and the first league championship in 1931 was followed by a further 4 titles and another FA Cup over the next 7 years. Success became more habitual once again during the George Graham era. After Graham took over in 1986, Arsenal won six major trophies in the next eight years. A League Cup triumph in 1987 was built upon, and in 1989 the league championship returned to Highbury after an 18 year absence when Arsenal pipped Liverpool to the title on goals scored. In the most exciting finish to the league season ever witnessed in English football the final,The following season, 1997-98, he made history by winning the double for the second time. With some astute close season signings from abroad he revitalised and reforged the team, apart from the astonishingly enduring defence. The new faces took time to bed in, and the early part of the season reached a low point with a UEFA Cup 1st round exit at the hands of PAOK Saloniki, but the ultimate result was an exhilirating and irresistible late season surge. At one point in January 13 points behind Manchester United, Arsenal eclipsed their rivals in the title run-in to clinch their first Premiership (and 11th league) title with 2 games to spare. The second half of the double, the FA Cup, was acheived with a comfortable 2-0 win against Newcastle at Wembley in May.

Arsenal Football Club Achievements

1992/93 - Win the FA Cup and League Cup double
1993/94 - Win the European Cup Winners' Cup
1994/95 - George Graham sacked. Stewart Houston becomes caretaker. Lose the Cup Winners' Cup final to Real Zaragoza
1995/96 - Bruce Rioch takes charge for one season before resigning
1996/97 - Arsène Wenger becomes manager. Signs Nicolas Anelka and Patrick Vieira
1997/98 - Win the FA Carling Premiership and FA Cup double
1999/00 - Sign Thierry Henry. Lose the UEFA Cup final on penalties to Galatasaray
2000/01 - Break club record transfer signing Sylvain Wiltord for reported £13m
2001/02 - Win the Barclaycard Premiership and FA Cup double
2003/04 - Win the Barclaycard Premiership without losing a match
2005/06 - Last season at Highbury. Lose the Champions' League final to Barcelona
2006/07 - Move to Emirates Stadium

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