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Who will Manchester City buy next?

All football fans have had the same conversation at some point in their lives. You know the one: "If money was no object, what would your dream team be?"

New City wealth does not faze Ferguson

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson isn't worried about the threat posed by newly rich local rival Manchester City.

Phelan appointed United assistant manager

Manchester United have ended their two-month search for a new assistant to manager Sir Alex Ferguson by appointing former player Mike Phelan to the position.

English football a billionaire's playground

English football clubs have always attracted wealthy owners. Traditionally, club chairmen were bluff local businessmen with a few spare millions in the bank, perhaps looking to put something back into their local community, somewhere to schmooze clients and colleagues, and seduced by the idea of being a player -- albeit at boardroom level -- in a sport that is an obsession for millions.

Berbatov puts United dream before City cash

Manchester United won the deadline day race to sign Tottenham Hotspur striker Dimitar Berbatov, despite rivals Manchester City having a British record fee of £34 million ($60.56m) accepted for the Bulgarian international.

Time.com: Money Flowing into English Soccer

The takeover of Manchester City by an Abu Dhabi group is further evidence that soccer clubs have become a hot buy

Zenit see off United to claim Super Cup

Zenit St Petersburg beat Manchester United 2-1 in Monaco on Friday to lift the UEFA Super Cup for the first time in their history.

Everton swoop for United striker Saha

Manchester United striker Louis Saha has joined Premier League rivals Everton for an undisclosed fee on a two-year deal.

Where is the 'Group of Death' this season?

The draw for the Champions League group stages has become a bigger and bigger event in recent seasons and this year's ceremony proved no different.

Manchester face Celitic in 'Battle of Britain'

Manchester United will begin their defense of the Champions League in a group containing Scottish champions Celtic, Spain's Villarreal and Danish newcomers Aalborg.

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