Goal Keeper Hope Solo in saga of exception from Participating for USA team in FIFA Women's World Cup

Goal keeper Hope solo's participation at this summer's FIFA Women's World Cup has been thrown in to doubts after she was suspended from the USA national team for at least 30 days.

Google Image: Hope Solo

As reported, Solo ,33, one of the team's star names and an ever-present in the US run to the 2011 World Cup Final, will miss the crucial tune-up matches at France and England. The suspension comes two days after celebrity website TMZ revealed Solo was a passenger in the car when her husband, former NFL tight end jerramy Stevens, was arrested for drink driving. The report also said Solo was "acting belligerent," pulled out her cell phone to record police officers' actions and was nearly arrested for disorderly conduct.

The US team's announcement merely said the suspension and solo's release from training camp stemmed from an incident that took place during the team after the 30-day suspension, pending review and approval by US coach Jill Ellis and the US Soccer Federation.

"During our current national team camp, Hope made a poor decision that has resulted in a negative impact on US Soccer and her team-mates,"Ellis said. "We feel at this time it is best for her steps away from the team."

Transfer : Yakubu back to England after Joining Reading FC on Deadline Day

Former Super Eagles striker Yakubu Aiyegbeni has joined Reading Football club in England.
                      
The Former Middlesbrough, Portsmouth, Everton, Blackburn to name a few. He makes a return to England as a free agent from Qatar side Al Rayya.

The 32-year-old scored 150 goals during his spells in England before heading out to china in May 2012 to Gaungzhou FC.

According report, Reading manager, Steve Clarke, told the reading website: "Yakubu brings a fantastic scoring record to this club and his addition will complement the strikers we have already got and help us to improve as a team in latter stages of the season.    

Transfer: Mattia Destro reported signed for Ac Milan

Ac Milan have signed AS Roma striker Mattia Destro on loan and with an option to buy regarding reports around Italy.
                           
The 23, ex-Genoa and Siena forward have this season scored five times in just eight starts for second-placed Roma in Seria A.

Milan have yet to release details of the deal but the news reported by Reuters is that it a done deal.

Real Madrid Stadium Santiago Bernabue To Be Renamed As 'Abu Dhabi Bernabeu'

The Arab money country 'Dubai' are now investing into sports all across the globe, has Abu Dhabi is set to have its name in front of one of the world's most iconic stadiums, the Santiago Bernabeu.
                               
According to report, the Arab Emirate has sealed a financial partnership worth 15milion a year with Real Madrid in November 2014 and will last a reported 20-year period. Diarios AS claims this deal includes the naming rights for the club's stadium.

Micorsoft and Coca-Coal were also in the race to win the rights, but Spanish energy Cespa- which is owned by the IPIC (International Petroleum Investment Company), which is owned by the Abu Dhabi government - beat both companies to it.

Although president Florentino Perez was caught on camera saying the stadium will be called "IPIC or Cespa, whatever they want", but As reports the sponsors have settled for 'Abu Dhabi Bernabeu'.

Transfer: Crystal Palace Signs Shola Ameobi on a Free Transfer

Former Newcastle and super eagles of Nigeria striker Ameobi has reunite with his former manager Alan Pardew at Selhurst Park, as a free agent on a deal until the end of the season, having left Turkish side Gaziantep in December.  
                        
The 33-year-old forward scored 53 league goals during his time on Tyneside,Newcastle. He now has to face another second spell challenge in England.

AFCON 2015: Guinea go through on Lots Rule to face Ghana in Quarter final

Congratulations!!, Guinea have come victorious in the Lots rule. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) uses the Lots rule to pick the winner and runner-up of group D after Guinea and Mail became tie up on points.

Guinea coach Dussuyer and Mail boss Henri Kasperczak had also both said before Thursday's draw that it was an unfair way of separating the teams.

 "Mail do not deserve to be eliminated in this way, just as we do not" Says Dussuyer.

Kasperczak added: "We have to solve the problems of qualifications without a drawing of lots." 

The Syli Nationale of Guinea will now face Ghana on Sunday in quarter final stage. While other matches are Congo locks horn with DR Congo, Tunisia battles the host Equatorial Guinea, Ivory Coast challenge the Algerians in an epic battle for a place in the Semi Final.