Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny urges players to ease pressure on Arsene Wenger

United will pay €100m for Griezmann What looked set to be one of the biggest transfer sagas of the summer could be over before the window even opens, with Manchester United close to completing a deal to sign Antoine Griezmann from Atletico Madrid. There have been plenty of hints from the 26-year-old striker that a move from La Liga to the Premier League was not a formality. Pep to move for Coman reunion Pep Guardiola brought Kingsley Coman to Bayern Munich and may move to bring him to Man City next. Tap-ins - Atletico Madrid defender Jose Gimenez could have to choose between Manchester United and Liverpool this summer. Kolasinac will be available for free in the summer when his contract expires, and he looks to be a man in demand.

After signing off from international football with a stunning winner against England, Lukas Podolski reveals a special gift. Germany coach Joachim Low was pleased to see Lukas Podolski bow out of international football with a stunning winner. Lukas Podolski has claimed Arsene Wenger built Arsenal

Serbia moved to the top of Group D after coming from behind to see off Georgia 3-1 in Tbilisi. Austria beat Moldova 2-0 in Group D Gianluigi Buffon kept a clean sheet on his 1,000th professional appearance as Italy kept pace with Spain at the top of Group G in World Cup qualifying. Lior Rafaelov pulled one back in the 77th minute but substitute Isco restored Spain's three-goal cushion in the closing stages. Finally, Cenk Tosun's two goals inside the first quarter of an hour guided Turkey to a 2-0 success over Finland.

Gareth Bale felt he was hard done by after receiving a yellow card that rules him out of Wales' next World Cup qualifier against Serbia. "I didn't even go for a tackle, I went to try and slide to tap the ball in and he's kind of kicked me, we've collided," Bale told Sky Sports. "I didn't think it was a yellow to be honest, but the referee's done it so what can I do?" Speaking about the uninspiring contest at the Aviva Stadium, Bale was pleased with Wales' work rate and felt a point may not be a bad result.

Martin O’Neill described Séamus Coleman’s broken leg as a huge blow to the Republic of Ireland and Everton after the right-back suffered a horrific injury that overshadowed the goalless draw against Wales. Taylor tried to apologise to Coleman after the game but the Ireland defender had already left the stadium. Séamus Coleman broken leg sours Republic of Ireland draw with Wales Read more “Séamus has gone to hospital, it’s been confirmed by the doctor that he has broken his leg, obviously it’s a real blow to him. He’s having the season of a lifetime at club level, he’s a big player for us and a great character,” O’Neill said. It’s not going to make Séamus feel any better but Neil is not that type of player,” the Wales manager said.