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Most Manchester United fans can't wait for David Moyes to get back from his holiday and start spending some cash before all of the main players in the summer's transfer market get gobbled up by other clubs.

The endless whataboutery over the length of suspensions, the "blasts" and the "snubs", the "-gates" and the "fury".

It may seem like the Premier League season just ended, but we're now just two months away from it kicking off once again.

We start today with the man that just last week claimed that he was not going anywhere and that any talk of it was 'absurd'.

The 27 year reign of Sir Alex Ferguson has ended. It's time to move on. David Moyes has been brought in as the successor to the old veteran.

Nani to the news that he will never get to play at the Britannia Stadium ever again.

MANCHESTER CITY have joined Manchester United and Chelsea in the race to sign the most sought-after striker in Europe - Robert Lewandowski.

The Portuguese international's contract with the Red Devils ends in 2014 and the player is expected to be available for a sum in the range of 8.5m.

This is the time where no football is played for fans to enjoy, especially during this offseason period where preseason friendlies have yet to start.

As the transfer rumour mill rumbles on and the summer deals keep coming, Arsenal are at the centre of a lot of gossip, after being linked to Manchester United's Nani, as well as Lille winger Dimitri Payet, while defender Laurent Koscielny has emerged as a target for Spanish giants Barcelona.

Arsenal are set to be very active in the transfer market this summer. In order to truly improve, however, it is necessary to take some risks.

A weekend away from the Rumour Mill means there's plenty to catch up on in your Monday morning fix of gossip from Europe.

HULL are trying to land former Rangers keeper Allan McGregor after failing with THREE bids to buy Leicester's Kasper Schmeichel.

Sky Bet have suspended betting on Yohan Cabaye's next club after a significant run of bets on the Newcastle midfielder joining Monaco.

There may not be too many players linked with Manchester United this morning, but the one that has been is generating a considerable amount of headlines.

The 19-year-old playmaker - who is widely regarded as one of German football's top prospects - could be ready to exchange his ESPN reports the new contract contains the largest buyout clause in German football at 43 million.

He was a luminary threat in the playoff final, winning the penalty that sent the Eagles to the Premier League.

The complicated saga over the future of Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski shows no signs of abating.

Amid the Premier League's manager-merry-go-round this summer, Sky Bet offers a range of specials on how each will perform in their new job.

Shane Warne once remarked of Monty Panesar that he hadn't played thirty-three tests, he'd merely played his first test thirty-three times.