Int'l - Bayern might not sell Ribery

Bayern Munich chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says Franck Ribery could remain with the club next year even if he fails to sign a new deal.

Ribery, whose current contract ends in 2011, has been the subject of speculation for some time and it has been widely suggested that he will join Real Madrid in the summer.

Yet while Bayern had previously indicated that Ribery would be sold if he failed to agree an extension before the end of the current campaign, Rummenigge insists that it is not a foregone conclusion.

EPL - Chelsea's transfer ban lifted

Chelsea's transfer ban has been lifted by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and the club have been cleared of any wrongdoing regarding the transfer of Gael Kakuta from Lens in 2007.

All sanctions placed upon the Premier League club and the player have been cancelled.

It is said that Roman Abramovich will authorise a £200 million summer transfer extravaganza to capture Franck Ribery and Sergio Aguero.

Primera - Bayern Munich deny Ribery's deal done

Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness has rejected claims that a deal has already been struck with Real Madrid for the sale of Franck Ribery in the summer for a sum of 55 million euros.

Hoeness had admitted that it would be hard to keep hold of Ribery but he has not given up hope of convinving the Frenchmen to put pen to paper on a new deal.