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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed that Gabriel Heinze wants to leave the club. The Argentine defender has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford all summer, having lost his regular first place team to Patrice Evra. Real Madrid, Liverpool, Newcastle United and Barcelona are all reported to be interested and it seems a move is now very much on the cards. "Gaby's agent has advised us that he wants to move on," said Ferguson. "I am not too sure about that and we do not have a concrete offer from any particular club. But there is some momentum regarding the player's next move in terms of through his agent, even if nothing is close at this moment in time."

Jerzy Dudek looks set to sign for Real Madrid this week. The Polish stopper has struggled to find regular first team football at Anfield since the arrival of Pepe Reina and now looks set to complete his long-mooted departure. "On Monday I will fly to Spain to pass medicals, sign a contract and be presented as a Real Madrid player," he said. "I was considering a return to Feyenoord, and Jacek Krzynowek was encouraging me to join him at Wolfsburg. An interesting offer from a respected newly-promoted Premiership club appeared and I was also thinking of moving to Portugal. However, when Real showed interest I was very proud and did not think long."

Real Madrid have made a bid for Arjen Robben, the player's agent father has revealed. The Spanish champions have been linked with a move for the Chelsea star all summer, but now Hans Robben has revealed that an official, 13.5million, offer has been made. "I know Real have made a bid to Chelsea for my son," he told the Sun. "When you are talking about Real Madrid, it has to be said that it's one of the best clubs in the world. Who wouldn't want to play for Real Madrid? My son wants to play at clubs that can win the Champions League and Real Madrid are one of the them."

Aston Villa striker Shaun Maloney will not be returning to Celtic, according to his agent. The 24-year old only moved to Villa Park in January, but reports have it that the player is unhappy at the club. Celtic boss Gordon Strachan has been coy on the possibility of a return for the player, but John Halliwell has explained that Maloney is staying put. "There is always talk about Shaun because he is a talented player but this is completely made up," Hailliwell explained. "All this talk about Shaun being unhappy is news to me but there's nothing in it. The last conversation I had with Celtic was in January."