Monday, April 8, 2013

Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain has hinted he might consider his future at the Bernabeu at the end of the season.

Gonzalo Higuain hints he could leave Real Madrid this summer

Higuain has struggled to hold down a regular place in Jose Mourinho's side this season as he battles with Karim Benzema for a place in attack.

The Argentine ace is also thought to be stalling over signing a new deal, alerting a number of Premier League clubs to his possible availability in the summer.
Gonzalo Higuain hints he could leave Real Madrid this summer

Higuain is remaining coy about his future and refused to commit himself to the Spanish giants beyond the end of the current campaign.



"I am available to the club but I will not say any more. This is not the time," Higuain told Marca.

"I can only say that I'm committed to the club and will help the team until the end of the season."

Real Madrid set to offer Gonzalo Higuaín in Gareth Bale deal




Evening Report | March 13: Jose Mourinho says beating Manchester United and Barcelona twice wasn't his best week in football.

The 'Special One' pointed to the week he won the Serie A league title, the Italian Cup and the Champions League with Inter Milan in 2010.

Real Madrid's expected summer bid for Gareth Bale could involve striker Gonzalo Higuaín according to reports.

Madrid are reportedly hopeful of exploiting the fact Spurs are short of options in attack by offering less than the £50 million asking price, but including Higuaín in the deal.


Gonzalo Higuain

Chelsea playmaker Oscar has thanked his Brazilian team-mates for helping him settle in at Stamford Bridge this season.

The 21-year-old arrived in west London in the summer, and says the presence of the likes of Ramires and David Luiz has helped him adjust to life in England.

Manchester City will embark on a clear-out of players at the end of the season, report the Guardian.

Carlos Tevez, Gareth Barry, Edin Dzeko and Samir Nasri are among a group of 11 whose futures are in doubt.

Arsène Wenger is confident that Jack Wilshere will be fit to return after the international break later this month.

The England international will be out for 'three to four weeks' with an ankle knock, but should return for Arsenal's game against Reading on March 30th.Evening Report | March 13: Jose Mourinho says beating Manchester United and Barcelona twice wasn't his best week in football.

The 'Special One' pointed to the week he won the Serie A league title, the Italian Cup and the Champions League with Inter Milan in 2010.

Real Madrid's expected summer bid for Gareth Bale could involve striker Gonzalo Higuaín according to reports.

Madrid are reportedly hopeful of exploiting the fact Spurs are short of options in attack by offering less than the £50 million asking price, but including Higuaín in the deal.

Chelsea playmaker Oscar has thanked his Brazilian team-mates for helping him settle in at Stamford Bridge this season.

The 21-year-old arrived in west London in the summer, and says the presence of the likes of Ramires and David Luiz has helped him adjust to life in England.

Manchester City will embark on a clear-out of players at the end of the season, report the Guardian.

Carlos Tevez, Gareth Barry, Edin Dzeko and Samir Nasri are among a group of 11 whose futures are in doubt.

Arsène Wenger is confident that Jack Wilshere will be fit to return after the international break later this month.

The England international will be out for 'three to four weeks' with an ankle knock, but should return for Arsenal's game against Reading on March 30th.

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