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Manchester United record goalscorer Wayne Rooney has reportedly revealed that Arsenal are participating in the upcoming Major League Soccer All-Star Game.

Manchester United after the Glazers finally named their asking price. There have been growing calls from fans for the owners to part ways with the clubs, with the Glazers reportedly prepared to sell part of their shares in United.

Manchester United-linked billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has called Joel and Avram Glazer 'proper gentlemen' while distancing himself from the club. The 69-year-old, who owns chemicals company Ineos and is Britain's richest man, has been open about his desire to purchase a Premier League club in the past.

Manchester United should the club be put up for sale - and he has plenty of funds to make that a reality. The chemical engineer and businessman, who is the CEO of Ineos, is a supporter of the Red Devils despite being a season-ticker holder at Chelsea - and is already the owner of FC Lausanne-Sport and Ligue 1 outfit Nice.

Arsenal fan who urged him to "get us a Jude Bellingham".Gunners-mad Aston Mack was invited into the directors box for their pre-season friendly against Orlando City. The American went viral during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests for wearing his Arsenal kit and featured in their away strip launch this week.While he was mixing it with the club's hierarchy, he told owner Stan Kroenke and his son Josh they need a major addition to establish themselves as a top side again, a plea which the latter was supposedly receptive to.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumRecalling the moment to AFTV, Mack said: "I was actually in the box with Stan, Josh, Vinai [Venkatesham, chief executive] and [technical director] Edu.

Arsenal fans have been left stunned after seeing AFTV star Lee Judges mixing it with the club's hierarchy.The Gunners are currently out in the US as part of their pre-season preparations. In the early hours of Thursday (July 21) morning UK time, they faced Orlando City in a friendly.Ahead of the match owner Stan Kroenke, his son Josh and technical director Edu arrived to watch from the stands.

World Cup across three North American nations and the stadiums that will welcome the action.And one venue caught the eye more than others, the Los Angeles Rams' £4billion home ground, the SoFi Stadium. No stranger to the big occasion, the stadium played host to last season's Super Bowl - between the Cincinnati Bengals and LA Rams.Bankrolled by Arsenal's owner Stan Kroenke - who also owns the Rams - the project brought the NFL back to the City of Angels.

Arsenal unless their new American owners buck a worrying trend.It's a relief for everyone at Stamford Bridge that Todd Boehly's takeover has gone through and they can finally sign players again. But Chelsea is just a toy for them to play with.Look at all the other American owners in the Premier League - their US sports teams all do better than the teams they own over here. Look at Stan Kroenke at Arsenal.

Premier League owners have made it onto the Top 10 richest owners in sport, according to research by OBLG.Manchester City's owner Sheik Mansour is the highest-ranking Premier League owner on the list; he's ranked at 7th with a net worth of £17billion. City have transformed into global superstars since Mansour's takeover in 2008, and the Champions League is the only trophy missing.Mansour also heads up the 'City Football Group' which is a group of clubs around the globe connected to City.

Arsenal made a mistake by giving Unai Emery the boot after he masterminded Villarreal's 1-0 triumph over Bayern Munich in midweek - and he used Lionel Messi as an example of people needing time to adapt to a new league.Emery is considered to have flopped in England after he was axed by the Gunners after just one full season at the helm. Despite being given the boot just three months into his second year in north London, Emery guided Arsenal to their best league position in four years after finishing fifth in the Premier League.But the Spaniard has rebuilt his reputation in Spain with Villarreal, who stunned Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday night. And in the wake of the Yellow Submarine's famous victory, Pires has suggested that Arsenal chief Stan Kroenke made a rash decision in giving Emery the elbow.LaLiga ambassador Pires, speaking on behalf of LiveScore, said: “It’s impossible to compare Emery and Arsene Wenger in their times at Arsenal.

Sanctioned oligarch Alisher Usmanov owns a £455million super yacht with a £30m gold staircase and its own football lounge. Usmanov, whose net worth stands at a mind-boggling £9.8billion, was sanctioned by the UK government seven days after Russia invaded Ukraine. His assets were frozen and he was banned from visiting the country.

Chelsea currently being sanctioned by the UK government, American billionaire Todd Boehly is believed to have submitted a bid for the Stamford Bridge outfit.The 46-year-old is the owner of the LA Dodgers baseball franchise, and his commitment to them gives a great indicator of what Blues fans can expect from the businessman if he does acquire their club.Boehly spearheaded a group of investors that outbid Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke to buy the Dodgers in 2012, offering £1.3billion for the sports franchise – £400m more than Kroenke offered.It is widely reported that Boehly owns 20 per cent of the team.Like some owners, it was then expected that Boehly would sit back and reap the benefits of owning the baseball team and enjoy the newfound source of cash.But that couldn’t be further from the truth.As revealed by the Telegraph, in one weekend the owner committed £123m to buy just two pitchers – and that move along with several others has seen the team enjoy plenty of success under his reign and rise markedly in value.The Dodgers won the World Series in 2020 after eight back-to-back Western division titles and are now the second-most valuable baseball team, behind only the New York Yankees, according to Forbes.HAVE YOUR SAY! Would Todd Boehly be a good owner for Chelsea? Comment below.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Chelsea as Roman Abramovich looks to sell the Blues, with 'talks already held' about a potential deal. Following the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by Russia, Abramovich was placed under immediate pressure to sell Chelsea due to his involvement with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

WWE legend Vince McMahon used to be so furious with Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke that he wanted the American tycoon arrested. 'Silent' Stan has plenty of enemies inside the Emirates Stadium, but he's never been particularly popular with wrestling god McMahon either.

Super Bowl LVI — but it was Prince Harry who got the royal treatment. “Feelin’ like royalty,” the caption from the team’s official Instagram account read on Tuesday.In the photo, the 37-year-old royal smiles as he holds the Vince Lombardi trophy. In another picture, the Duke of Sussex is joined by the Rams owner, Stan Kroenke, as he stood in the locker room after the team beat the Cincinnati Bengals inside of Sofi Stadium.Fans in the comments joked that Harry resembled Indianapolis Colts quarterback Carson Wentz.

The L.A. Rams were in for a visit from royalty after Sunday’s Super Bowl win.

PIERS Morgan's Super Bowl Sunday was topped off in A-list fashion with a Jim Carrey selfie. The 56-year-old's son Bertie clocked the Ace Ventura star on the back of a moving golf cart and moved quickly to get his dad to take a snap.

LA Rams conjured a stunning late fightback to beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI - not that Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney probably cared much.Rooney, 36, might be one of the greatest footballers England have ever produced, but the Derby boss isn't so fond of the version of the game across the pond. And as Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was leading a game-winning drive for the Stan Kroenke-owned team last night, Rooney probably didn't have a care in the world.

Arsenal supporters are furious after watching owner Stan Kroenke lift the Vince Lombardi trophy following the LA Rams' victory at Super Bowl LVI.The 74-year-old proudly took to the field to join the Rams' celebrations and dedicated the famous win to the "great fans of Los Angeles"."Amazing, and just really proud of this group," Kroenke said. "So happy for them, and then you talk about these players."They’re unbelievable, and this just hung in there.

After Matthew Stafford’s wife leaped into his arms, he took a moment to soak it all in — this victory, this confetti-strewn field, this remarkable year of his life.

After Matthew Stafford’s wife leaped into his arms, he took a moment to soak it all in — this victory, this confetti-strewn field, this remarkable year of his life.