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Harry Kewell. (Getty Images)
Harry Kewell has defended his decision to join Turkish club Galatasaray after the move drew criticism from fans of his former club, Leeds United.

Christiano Ronaldo. (Getty Images)
Manchester United said the latest reports claiming star winger Cristiano Ronaldo was about to move to Spanish giants Real Madrid were "utter nonsense."

Dwight Yorke. (Getty Images)
Veteran Sunderland midfielder Dwight Yorke has signed a new one-year contract to stay with the northeast English Premier League club.

Madrid parties. (Getty Images)
Euro 2008 champions Spain flew into Madrid-Barajas airport to a thunderous reception, as around 10,000 fans waited for Luis Aragones and his young team at the airport.

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