Fabrizio Ravanelli: Last News

Juventus and Middlesbrough striker Fabrizio Ravanelli “would have loved” to have joined Tottenham Hotspur, but declined a move as Sir Alan Sugar's phone call was too "late". Despite Bryan Robson’s side’s relegation from the Premier League in 1997, the Italian’s only season at Boro proved to be a very successful one.

Premier League's greatest ever cult heroes celebrates his 53rd birthday, it's only right we take a trip down memory lane.Over the years, England's top-flight has attracted some of the football's biggest names and has bared witness to it's fair share of unforgettable flops - and then you've also got the cult heroes.Some players don't quite hit the lofty heights of others, but catch the eye in their own unique way, holding a special place in the hearts of their club's adoring followers while disappearing from the memories of the rest of football's fanbase.Nicknames are earned, legendary tales are told and sometimes even songs are sung for football's favourite forgotten men.Alongside the enigmatic Ravanelli, Daily Star Sport takes a look at

Premier League star Samir Nasri for his 'fuller figure' as the Frenchman made his first footballing appearance post-retirement.Nasri was appearing for a 'Legends of Marseille' team who were taking on a UNICEF side in a charity game at the Stade Velodrome.Didier Drogba headed up the Marseille side, which also featured Djibril Cisse and Middlesbrough hero Fabrizio Ravanelli, with the clash raising money for his Didier Drogba Foundation alongside UNICEF.However, it was the appearance of the recently retired Nasri that gained attention on social media, with fans poking fun at the 'fuller' Frenchman."Samir Nasri is currently playing in a friendly with Marseille.