Short football headlines for September 8th:
Rennes have confirmed they have reported Man City to Fifa over the alleged poaching of Jeremy Helan.
Robinho interested in Barcelona move, plus other rumours
Premier League clubs are warned to be vigilant about possible betting scams.
Frank Lampard believes Chelsea's transfer ban could galvanise Carlo Ancelotti's squad.
Real Madrid director general Jorge Valdano has ruled out a January swoop for long-term target Franck Ribery.
Everton have handed a trial to Bolivian defender Ronald Raldes as they look to bolster their defensive options.
Manchester City star Robinho has admitted he is flattered to be linked with a move to Barcelona.
Manchester City deny claims from Rennes that they unlawfully signed one of the French club's players.
Wolves will be without captain Jody Craddock for their game at Blackburn Rovers on Saturday after he suffered a hamstring injury in training.
Mercedes-Benz sports chief Norbert Haug has confirmed that McLaren are in talks with Nico Rosberg regarding a race seat in 2010.
Felipe Massa has no doubts about returning to Formula One despite coming close to losing his sight in his horrific accident.
Barcelona have offered Pep Guardiola a new and improved contract to stay with the European champions.
Getafe president Angel Torres has revealed how he came close to stealing Pep Guardiola away from Barcelona.
John Terry has said Wednesday's match against Croatia is his biggest game as England captain.
Aston Villa defender Luke Young could return for the Birmingham derby after a spell on the sidelines.
Sevilla's Luis Fabiano has not ruled out a move to Serie A, despite the collapse of his switch to AC Milan.
Carlos Tevez has been ruled out of Manchester City's clash with Arsenal this weekend.
Fifa has confirmed it is investigating a complaint by Rennes against Man City over the signing of Jeremy Helan.
Manchester City claim they have no case to answer in the Jeremy Helan transfer dispute after being reported to Fifa.
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez will determine whether to sign Modeste M'Bami during the Cameroon midfielder's week-long trial with the club.
Bjorn Helge Riise claims he has been misunderstood following reported criticism of his Fulham team-mates.
Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon is adamant the signing of Gael Kakuta is not 'child trafficking'.
Former Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink believes the Blues will be more motivated by Fifa's transfer ban.
David Gill has warned Le Havre not to accuse Man Utd of wrongdoing over the Paul Pogba transfer.
Slaven Bilic does not believe Eduardo will have a problem dealing with the England supporters.
Jamie Carragher has said scouting for young talent abroad is acceptable - if it is done within the rules.
Fifa have been urged to speed up their decision-making process in the wake of the Gael Kakuta affair.