Samir Nasri Wants To Win Titles

Samir Nasri insists that if he does leave Arsenal the move will be based on his desire to win titles, rather than money.

There has been increasing speculation that Nasri could leave the gunners this summer, with Manchester United reportedly interested in him filling the gap in central midfield, left vacant by the retired Paul Scholes.

The French international has failed win a single trophy in his three years at Arsenal, with the club having gone six years without a piece of silverware.

And Nasri is desperate to get his hands on a trophy and has watch while Manchester United have won three Barclay's Premier League titles, Chelsea one and Birmingham and Manchester City having won the Carling and Fa Cups respectively.

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Manchester United Players In Their Champions League Final Suits

If you follow the popular thought Manchester United will need all the help they can get to beat Barcelona in the Champions League finals and here they get help with looking good for the trip to Wembley in their well put together suits. It probably won't have an impact on the match results but, if you lose at least you will lose looking good and even better if you win.

Manchester United To Sell Off Stake In Club

Manchester United is to sell off a significant stake in the club in Singapore to partly pay off its gross debts of £515m, the BBC has learnt. BBC sports editor David Bond says it is understood the club has now lodged a listing application with the Singapore Stock Exchange. Our correspondent says it could raise between £400m and £600m for the club. It is understood the club wants to complete the listing by the end of the year. The owners, the Glazer family, removed the Old Trafford club from the London stock market following their successful take over of the Old Trafford club in 2005. A partial share sale, of between 25% and 30%, would also mean that no outside person could take control of the club.

Nemanja Vidic May Be Out For Up To A Month

Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic will be out for "four to five" weeks with his calf injury, manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed. When Vidic, 29, was injured against West Brom on Sunday it was originally thought he would be out for two weeks. "It is difficult to say with calves but it is longer than we thought," admitted Ferguson. But there was better news about Rio Ferdinand, who could return from a hamstring injury by the end of August.

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