Leagues

Fair Enough

Cristiano Ronaldo thinks the amount of money paid for him by Real Madrid was a fair price while at Milan Ronaldinho says that Kaka leaving changes nothing for him and Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas says that David Villa is good for 30 goals a season no matter where he's at.

Back And Forth

Conflicting reports have come out concerning the future of Brazilian star Felipe Melo and his massive buy-out clause.The Fiorentina star has been linked with Juventus by one report but his current club says that the only club which has even come close to signing him is English giants Arsenal.

TFE: Forging On

With the transfer window officially open, Goal.com's Shane Evans checks in with his latest edition of "The Full English" and gives you all a bit of insight into the moves made to date. He also pokes a bit of fun at Puma and their horrible new kit for a certain unlucky London side.

The Hunt Continues

Manchester United continue to search for replacements for their now depleted first team. With Ronaldo's move to Real Madrid and the imminent exit of Carlos Tevez, Sir Alex has been a busy man. The latest news suggests strikers Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Klaas Jan Huntelaar are targets of the Scot.

Rock The Vote

It's time to vote for the best logo in the Goal.com fan logo contest. The finalists are here! Check out the designs that could become the new look for your favorite soccer site. Then decide which ones are worthy of your support. Check back to see which design had the winning combination!

Deal With The Devils

It is a done deal. Former Liverpool striker has officially signed for Manchester United. Owen was always likely to leave relegated Newcastle United, but a move to Old Trafford was unthinkable just a few days ago. Now he'll be playing alongside fellow English players Rooney, Ferdinand and Carrick.

Club Scrounging

Two U.S. national teammates find themselves on different ends of the transfer spectrum. Clint Dempsey, after a sizzling Confederations Cup, is attracting offers for his services from Everton. DaMarcus Beasley, after more dreary showings, is just looking for a club that will play him.