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The Inter president questioned the quality of refereeing in Serie A on the back of a recent defeat The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) is to investigate comments made by Massimo Moratti after he said he "no longer believed in the good faith of referees". Inter was beaten 4-3 by Atalanta at San Siro last Sunday, despite leading 3-1 at one stage, with the visitors awarded a penalty on their way back into the game. That prompted Moratti to rage about the performance of officials after the game, claiming "when they want to hit you, you get hit" and suggesting his side were being targeted by referees. The FIGC have now decided to delve further into his comments and released a statement on Friday confirming the beginning of disciplinary proceedings. "Moratti has been referred [to the disciplinary authorities], for having expressed judgements that harm the reputation of and in particular the good faith and impartiality of match officials and consequently , ...

The former England captain says he will be involved in football for the rest of his life after enjoying an illustrious career is several countries Paris Saint-Germain  midfielder  David Beckham  has hinted that he could work with England's FA in an ambassadorial role when he retires, and says that he wants to spend the rest of his life in the game. The 37-year-old says he will continue playing for at least another season before hanging up his boots, but added that it is harder to deal with the physical challenges of the game the longer he plays. "I will be involved in football my whole life. My career will continue as some kind of ambassador after I finish playing. I want to help English football and football in general," Beckham told reporters. When pressed on whether that meant he would work for the FA, Beckham responded: "Let's wait and see. Once I've finished playing I may be able to answer that. But I've had experience of playing in different co...

The 28-year-old Slovakian has been on the bench in recent months after suffering a dip in form for the Reds, but insists he hasn't given up on a place in the starting XI Liverpool  defender  Martin Skrtel  insists he will fight to regain his place in the Reds' starting XI, following his demotion to the bench in recent weeks. The 28-year-old arrived at Anfield in 2008 and was a hit with the fans thanks to his no-nonsense attitude. However, following a serious knee injury a year later, Skrtel found it difficult to replicate his initial form. After losing his place to Jamie Carragher in recent weeks, the former Zenit center back is confident he can see off the competition from his counterpart and return to Brendan Rodgers' first XI plans.  "This is what happens in football and this time it was my turn," Skrtel told his own official website. "I have to respect it and wait for my chance. And I hope my chance will come before the end of the season. Those who k...

The Italian manager has stated his happiness at the England international’s professionalism, and has hinted that a few of the club's players are close to signing new contracts Manchester City  manager  Roberto Mancin i has suggested that  Gareth Barry , along with a few other City players, are in line for new deals in the coming weeks. City lies second in the Premier League, 12 points off neighbor Manchester United, and Mancini has revealed he believes Barry is a key player ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup semifinal against Chelsea. The 32-year old has made 33 appearances in all competitions for the title holders this season, and his Italian manager has praised the England international’s professionalism and dedication to the game. "I think we have three or four players in this situation," the 48-year old told reporters. "We will decide this in the next month but these players are important players for us. "I am very happy with Gareth because Gareth is a good guy a...

The Blaugrana director is desperately hoping that the Catalans will get the opportunity to go back to the scene of two of their European triumphs. Barcelona  director Andoni Zubizarreta has admitted that it would mean so much for the club to overcome  Bayern Munich  in the semifinals of the Champions League and thus secure a return to "a magical place," Wembley Stadium. The famous London venue was the scene of the Blaugrana's first European Cup success, in 1992, and their most recent on, two years ago. Wembley is therefore a hugely important part of the club's folklore, so even though Bayern Munich represents a formidable obstacle for Tito Vilanova's men to overcome, Barca is determined to progress to this year's tournament decider. "We hope to reach Wembley, a magical place for us," Zubizarreta told reporters. "We are two great teams, with different styles. But we are going to play our football and enjoy it. That's what we like doing. ...

The Italian boss says he will put the elimination to Barcelona in the Champions League quarterfinal behind him and focus on the upcoming Ligue 1 clash against Troyes Carlo Ancelotti  says  Paris Saint-Germain  can have no regrets after being knocked out the Champions League to  Barcelona . Les Parisiens' coach thinks the team’s performance in the second leg at Camp Nou was very impressive and it has laid down a marker for success on the European stage in the future.  The French side was 3-2 ahead on aggregate in the tie before a Pedro equalizer put the Spanish club through on away goals. The two-time Champions League-winning coach with AC Milan says the team has now put it behind them and are instead focusing on Ligue 1. "The disappointment is over and we have no regrets, because we have done everything we can,” the Italian coach told reporters at a press conference.  “We did not win, but the team showed it could be competitive in Europe and that was t...

The 27-year-old is determined to become a permanent fixture in the France side, but acknowledges he needs to play for one of Europe's elite sides to achieve that goal Valencia  defender  Adil Rami  says he "needs to play for a big club in Europe" as rumors continue to link him with a move away from his current employer. The 27-year-old is determined to become a permanent fixture in the France side ahead of World Cup 2014, with reports linking the center back with a move to Anzhi Makhachkala. But though he has denied any interest in a move to the big-spending Russians, Rami admits he is considering his future with los Che.  " I'm not going  to   Anzhi   Makhachkala ,  even though   I had a good   proposition  from  this team . I have not had  my last word   on   the France team   and   I will consider   this factor   when choosing my future .  England ? Maybe.  I need...

The former Germany midfielder has spoken to the coach recently, with the Portuguese revealing his admiration for the dethroned Bundesliga champion Stefan Effenberg says  Jose Mourinho  has told him he has "great respect" for  Borussia Dortmund , after  Real Madrid  were drawn with the German club in the semifinals of the Champions League. The two sides faced one another in the group stages of the competition, with BVB taking four points off the reigning Liga champion, following a 2-1 win at Signal Iduna Park and 2-2 draw away at the Santiago Bernabeu. Since then both sides have been cut adrift in their respective leagues, with Dortmund dethroned as champion by Bayern Munich and Madrid set to surrender its crown to Barcelona, despite an improved run of form in the second half the season. And with the two clubs set to do battle again on the back of Friday's Champions League draw in Switzerland, Effenberg revealed Mourinho's admiration for his European opponen...

The Bavarians were beaten 5-1 on aggregate by the Blaugrana in the quarterfinals four years ago and the Bayern CEO is gunning for revenge. Bayern Munich  CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge believes his side's pairing with  Barcelona  in the semifinals of the Champions League has presented the Bavarians with the perfect opportunity to avenge their 'Waterloo' in Catalunya four years ago. The Blaugrana cruised to a 5-1 aggregate win over the Germans when they met in the quarterfinals of the 2008-09 tournament. Rummenigge has particularly painful memories of the first leg capitulation at Camp Nou, with Bayern going down 4-0 on the night, but he believes that there is now nothing to choose between the two clubs. "I look forward to these games," Rummenigge told reporters after Friday's draw in Switzerland. "We meet the team who have been the most successful in recent years. It will be extremely tough and very tense.  "But now our team have to show whether they...

The 36-year-old BVB director of youth development believes the Germans have the quality in their ranks to knock out Jose Mourinho's side and also wants to make up for a 1998 loss. Former  Borussia Dortmund  star  Lars Ricken  believes  Jurgen Klopp 's side can defeat  Real Madrid  when they meet in the Champions League semifinals. Ricken, who is now director of youth development at Dortmund, was speaking following Friday's draw, which also saw Bayern Munich paired with Barcelona in the other semifinal. "It has been 15 years since we were in the semifinals of the Champions League. It shows the development of the team," Ricken told  Uefa.com.  "We have already proved we can beat Real Madrid this season, and that is why we are strongly hoping we can reach the final of the Champions League again. "We also want some kind of revenge, because in 1998 we met them in the semifinals and lost. Well, I wouldn't really say revenge, but we want to pro...

Germany and Spain's dominant forces were paired together on Friday and players from both sides gave their thoughts via social media Barcelona  and  Bayern Munich  players took to  Twitter  to express their excitement after the two teams were draw against one another in the semifinals of the Champions League. The draw in Switzerland on Friday morning saw the dominant forces of La Liga and the Bundesliga paired together, while the two sides who sit in second spot in those respective divisions, Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund will contest the other last four tie. Blaugrana players all seemed encouraged by the draw, with the first leg to be played in Bavaria on April 23, before the return leg on May 1. "It will be a thrilling tie," tweeted Andres Iniesta.  Cesc Fabregas and Jose Pinto both expressed their jubilation by saying: "We are going to Munich!" Meanwhile, various Bavarian stars also gave their thoughts, but opted for a slightly more cautious reac...

The veteran center back expects the Uruguayan hitman to remain at the club for the foreseeable future despite continued speculation linking him with a move away from Merseyside Jamie Carragher believes that Luis Suarez will remain at Anfield despite mounting speculation that he is set to leave the club this summer. Suarez, 26, has been in devastating form for Brendan Rodgers' side this season and has already bagged 22 goals in the league for the club. However, Carragher, who is retiring from the game after this campaign, believes that Suarez will remain at the club, despite the high probability that they won’t see Champions League football for at least another season. "He [Suarez] is vital. He is one of the top players, not just in the Premier League, but in world football," Carragher told  Sky Sports News . "We are desperate to keep him, I'm sure he will be staying, I think he loves it here and the fans love him. "It would be a big surprise to me if...

The Borussia Dortmund boss believes his side's arch rival will tap into the knowledge of its future coach in its bid for European success Jurgen Klopp  is convinced  Bayern Munich  president Matthias Sammer will seek the wisdom of Pep Guardiola  after the Bavarians were drawn against Barcelona in the semifinals of the Champions League. Borussia Dortmund has been handed a Spanish test of its very own after being paired with Real Madrid in the last four of the competition. But with Guardiola set to take over from Jupp Heynckes at the Allianz Arena during the summer, Klopp gave his thoughts on the test facing FCB and is adamant Sammer will look to use any advantage possible to advance to the final at Wembley in May. "I would bet my life that Sammer and Guardiola will talk very well. But it does not matter because Guardiola cannot play on the pitch," Klopp told reporters after the draw. And after an intense week of pre-draw speculation, Klopp admitted he was glad th...

Although the Italian manager is looking forward to the FA Cup clash with Chelsea on Sunday, he concedes that the 12 point gap to Manchester United is unassailable. Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has waved the white flag in the Premier League title race, suggesting the 12 point gap to Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United side is too large to overcome. City won 2-1 at Old Trafford on Monday night thanks to a late Sergio Aguero goal, but Mancini admits with seven games remaining that the the club's chances are slim. Mancini even joked that they would need points from the FA Cup run, which continues this Sunday against Chelsea at Wembley, to mount any serious challenge to the title. "If United lose against Stoke and we win against Chelsea in the FA Cup and win against Wigan [in the league next Wednesday] - six points, it could be possible," Mancini told reporters. "But we need to have three points for the FA Cup! "It is impossible. They did better tha...