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Taiwo set to join QPR

A deal has apparently been agreed between the London side and the Milan club regarding their Nigerian defender.

Barca take Copa advantage

Eric Abidal proved an unlikely matchwinner as Barcelona came from behind to beat Real Madrid in the first leg of their Copa del Rey quarter-final a the Bernabeu.

Rabiu Ibrahim signs for Celtic

Celtic have announced the signing of Nigerian midfielder Rabiu Ibrahim subject to a successful work permit application.

Chance for Jose to break Barca run

Overcoming Real Madrid's mental block against Barcelona will be the chief concern for coach Jose Mourinho when the teams resume their battle for supremacy on Wednesday.

Scholes back at Man United

Paul Scholes has sensationally returned to Manchester United, and made his return to action in the Third Round of the FA Cup as United knocked out holders City.

Scholes, 37, retired from professional football at the end of last season after an illustrious career with the Red Devils, though has continued to play the game and remains in good condition. He is part of the the club's reserve team coaching staff.

Milan agrees to sign Tevez on load

AC Milan have agreed terms with Carlos Tevez and are waiting to hear back from Manchester City about their latest offer for the Argentine forward.

Henry completes Arsenal return

Thierry Henry has completed his return to Arsenal on loan from MLS side New York Red Bulls and could face Leeds United in the FA Cup on Monday night, live on ESPN.

•  Arsenal eye Podolski swoop 
• Henry still unbelievable - RVP
• Vermaelen forces Wenger into market

Henry, 34, has signed a short-term deal and will return to the USA at the end of February to prepare for the Major League Soccer season.

Gunners boss Arsene Wenger is set to lose Morocco striker Marouane Chamakh to the African Nations Cup imminently, so the arrival of Henry comes at a useful time, particularly with Robin van Persie notoriously injury-prone and Park Chu-young still unproven in England.

Vermaelen forces Wenger into market

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted he will be forced to dip into the transfer market for a defender following a calf strain to Thomas Vermaelen.

The Belgian has been ruled out for two to three weeks after limping off after 54 minutes at Emirates Stadium as the Gunners moved up to fourth with a 1-0 win over QPR, adding to Wenger's defensive injury woes.

Henry is still an unbelievable player - RVP

Arsenal captain Robin van Persie has hailed Thierry Henry's bravery in deciding to return to the Gunners.

Henry, Arsenal's record goalscorer, is on the brink of agreeing a two-month loan deal that will see him back at the club he left for Barcelona in 2007.

Gunners linked with Podolski swoop

Arsenal are believed to be preparing a £10 million transfer bid for Lukas Podolski, amid reports the FC Cologne striker has fallen out with the club's director of sport, Volker Finke.

Podolski, 26, has scored 14 goals in 16 Bundesliga games this season and is in some of the best form of his career, but the Germany international has hinted that he may leave Cologne as his contract expires.

Arteta considers England option

Arsenal's Spanish midfielder Mikel Arteta has revealed he wanted to play for Fabio Capello's England but was thwarted by a little known FIFA rule

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Arteta, who hails from the city of San Sebastian in the Basque region, has played in England since joining Everton in 2005 and could have turned out for the national side at Euro 2012.

Schalke expect to bed Obasi in

Super Eagles forward, Chinedu Obasi Ogbuke, has been handed the No. 19 shirt by Schalke 04 after joining on-loan from Bundesliga rival, Hoffenhiem in the ongoing winter transfer.    

The Nigeria international, after his first session on Tuesday with his new teammates in Gelsenkirchen, is expected to arrive Doha, Qatar later today after departing Germany on Wednesday.

Strike threatens Eagles, Angola friendly

Monday's strike action being proposed by organized labour over the removal of petrol subsidy may affect the January 11 international friendly between Nigeria's Super Eagles and Angola's Palancas Negras holding in either Lagos, Abeokuta or Port-Harcourt.   

Speaking on the forthcoming game in Abuja on Wednesday, NFF Acting General Secretary Musa Amadu expressed fears that protests over the fuel subsidy removal may affect preparations for the encounter. 
 
He said: "We are trying to put together quality friendly matches for the home based Super Eagles, but we are afraid that the proposed industrial action may affect the games. We are optimistic that the matches would hold, but if the strike holds, there is nothing anybody can do about it." 
 
He said that the Federation's efforts are geared towards ensuring that there is a formidable Super Eagles team here at home.
 
Since the announcement on January 1, there have been pockets of demonstration in various parts of the country over the Federal Government's removal of petrol subsidy.
 
These have equally disrupted commercial activities with the proposed friendly the latest in a long line of activities to be affected. 

No Gunners deal for Taiwo

Taye Taiwo's agent admits that a move to Arsenal for his player looks unlikely.   

The 26-year-old has been strongly linked with a move to the Premier League, with Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United all believed to be showing interest before he decided to join Milan from Marseille during the summer.