PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Timbers today announced the formation of the Portland Timbers Television Network, which will afford supporters in three additional Oregon markets the opportunity to watch all 34 of the team’s regular-season games in 2012. The Timbers are partnering with NTVZ/Central Oregon’s CW in Bend, Ore., KEVU/MyNetworkTV in Eugene, Ore., and KFBI/My 48 in Medford, Ore., to air …

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Timbers Announce Formation of Portland Timbers Television Network

England international Gary Cahill has finalised his move to Chelsea FC from Bolton Wanderers FC, with the central defender saying: “Opportunities like this you can’t turn down.”

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Cahill completes Chelsea transfer

Timbers looking to upgrade at the central defender and outside midfielder positions.

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Timbers evaluate prospects at MLS combine

Open an account with Sportingbet today and get up to £100 in free bets! Bayern Munich chairman Uli Hoeness has admitted that his side are eager to sign a new striker and central defender if possible this January.

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Uli Hoeness: Bayern Munich are targeting a new defender and striker in January

Juventus have put together a bid of €11 million for Porto midfielder Fredy Guarin , La Gazzetta dello Sport claims. The Italian giants are understood to be in the market for a new midfielder who can provide cover for Andrea Pirlo in central midfield.

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Juventus in €11m bid for Porto’s Fredy Guarin – report

Open an account with Sportingbet today and get up to £100 in free bets! Following the news that Omar Gonzalez has withdrawn from the January U.S. training camp, Bundesliga side Nurnberg announced the loan signing of the LA Galaxy central defender.

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LA Galaxy’s Omar Gonzalez joins Nurnberg on loan during MLS off-season

A meeting in Moscow yesterday was expected to decide whether a planned takeover of Central Coast Mariners by a consortium led by Russian interests will proceed.

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Moscow meeting to decide on takeover of cash-strapped Central Coast

A meeting in Moscow yesterday was expected to decide whether a planned takeover of Central Coast Mariners by a consortium led by Russian interests will proceed.

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Moscow meeting to decide on takeover of Central Coast