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Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has travelled to the United States in an effort to quicken his return from injury in time for a January comeback. The Merseyside club sent Sturridge to Los Angeles with club medical staff where the warmer climate will aid the recovery of the thigh problem that has plagued him throughout his career. Sturridge has missed most of the season, starting just three games for his club. He broke down on England duty in August and suffered setbacks when he was stepping up his recovery for his club. "He has gone away to get some specific work in with some of our staff and he is coming along well," Rodgers said on Thursday. With Sturridge out, Rickie Lambert will continue to lead the Liverpool strikeforce against Sunderland on Saturday. story by, the telegraph

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Liverpool ’s owners, Fenway Sports Group, have provided the club with a £115million interest-free loan to pay for their upgraded Main Stand. Work on the new structure begins on Monday, ending a prolonged wait for the Merseyside club to solve their stadium problems. It will be complete for the start of the 2016-17 season. Construction costs £75million, but associated expenses have driven the price up a further £40million. FSG is paying with its cash reserves with a five-year loan, which the club expects to repay with the dividends once Anfield has risen to a 53,500 capacity. After 15 years, four different planning applications by three sets of owners, an aborted scheme to leave their home and many more false dawns, the stadium saga which once threatened to bring the club to its knees is drawing to a close. More visit, The telegraph inside the three-tier stand which will be one of the biggest in Europe. Outside the New Anfield.

MANCHESTER UNITED star Angel Di Maria has a 'small tear' in his hamstring, and could miss the upcoming clashes against Southampton and Liverpool. The £59.7million signing hobbled off after just 14 minutes into United's 3-0 win over Hull.. And Di Maria's wife has explained the extent of her husband's injury with a direct message to a United fan on Instagram .

The Gunners tried to sign the France international during the summer, with Saints selling a number of key players to top-four clubs. However, boss Ronald Koeman refused to let the midfielder leave as he saw him as an integral part of his side. But that hasn't deterred Arsene Wenger, who is planning a £15m bid for the 25-year-old when the window reopens in January - despite Schneiderlin open to the idea of seeing out the season at St. Mary's. more visit, daily express footall

Man United coach Van Gaal has been gifted with a sum of  £150m to e used to buy more players in january to hand his side more fighting power to continue staying at the top. This comes as the Dutch ma targets a list of players all over Europe to help him strengthen his midfield and defence. Luis van Gaal It is known that Van Gaal has been targeting The Dutch, AS Roma midfielder Kevin Strootman and also Germany's defense giant i the name of Mats Hummels who is also the current captain of BVB who are struggling  at the bottom of the Bundesliga this season. Mats Hummels Kevin Strootman There has also been stories about Manchester's interest in other starts including Atletico madrid's Diego Godin, Bayern's Arjen Robben and also Barcelona's Danny Alves.

Back to that Tuesday story again, the winning goal at old trafford, was it Mata or Rojo? This has been the talk all week and before we move on to the weekend matches maybe you guys can let us know what you think. Here is a picture again, did he, Rojo, have a good clear touch?

                            Manchester United midfielder Angel di Maria has admitted that he chose to wear the number seven shirt at Old Trafford because he knew of the historic names that had donned the famous digit in the past. The 26-year-old signed for the Red Devils from Real Madrid for a British record transfer fee of £59.7 million in the summer and instantly opted for the prestigious jersey. Although lesser players may have been daunted by wearing the shirt that the likes of George Best, David Beckham, Bryan Robson, Cristiano Ronaldo and Eric Cantona once called their own, yet it was precisely the reason why Di Maria claimed it. story by , squawka

The 29-year-old sat out the 2-1 win over Stoke on Tuesday after picking up a knee injury when he collided into an advertising board during his side's 3-0 victory over Hull last Saturday. Rooney was sent off for a scan and Louis van Gaal was initially cautious over the extent of the injury. But according to reports, Rooney has been given the all-clear and is expected to be in contention to face Southampton. For more visit, daily express football.