Manchester United Inquest Begins After David Moyes Era Opens in Farce: Nightly Soccer Report

Here are tonight’s world soccer news headlines:

Premier League

• Manchester United inquest begins after David Moyes era opens in farce — The Guardian
• Will Ed Woodward become Old Trafford’s Garry Cook after dismal transfer window for Man Utd? — Telegraph
• Marouane Fellaini gave up £4m in loyalty bonuses to save Man United move from collapse — Telegraph
• Luis Suarez will play on the flank when he returns from his 10 match ban — 101 Great Goals
• Gary Medel is one of the best signings Cardiff City will ever make, says Malky Mackay — Wales Online
• Nicklas Bendtner releases a statement, says Arsenal blocked his move to Crystal Palace — 101GG
• Galatasaray claim Manchester United tried to buy Wesley Sneijder during transfer window — ESPN
• Sustainability limits are stretched by the global battle for the talent — The Guardian
• Spurs chairman Daniel Levy tried to stop Mesut Ozil’s transfer to Arsenal — 101GG
• Tottenham Hotspur: Prove how partnership with Real Madrid helps the club, or end it — Yahoo
• West Ham: Carlton Cole set for Hammers return — BBC Sport
• Alan Pardew insists Newcastle should stay positive despite deadline day drought — The Mirror
• Dani Pacheco leaves Liverpool for Spanish side Alcoron — Sky Sports
• Chelsea sweat on Eden Hazard achilles problem as Belgian star is forced out of training — The Mail
• Ander Herrera’s Manchester United move: what made the deal collapse — The Guardian
• Sunderland lift Bardsley ban after apology — Shields Gazette
• Liverpool’s Andre Wisdom misses out on Wigan loan move after Glen Johnson injury — The Mirror
• Manchester United vow to sign Ander Herrera and Leighton Baines in January window — 101GG
• Steve Bruce furious with WBA after £5m deal for Shane Long falls through — Telegraph

La Liga

• Sergio Ramos: “If it were up to me, Özil would be one of the last to go” — Marca

International soccer

• Jozy Altidore clear to resume workouts with U.S. Men’s National Team — Pro Soccer Talk
• Gareth Southgate gives up ITV pundit role to focus on new England job — The Guardian
• Czechs want to co-host Euro 2020 — FOX Soccer
• Gareth Barry believes Everton move can lead to England recall — The Guardian
• What must happen for the United States to qualify Friday for World Cup 2014 in Brazil — Pro Soccer Talk
• FA chairman Greg Dyke to demand Premier League clubs give more support to England — Telegraph

MLS

• Robert Warzycha’s Crew departure marks the end of an era for MLS — The Guardian
• A reduced, 28-game MLS season may be around the corner — Pro Soccer Talk
• Tim Cahill to miss 3-4 weeks with ankle injury — New York Red Bulls

Bundesliga

• Injuries prematurely end Thomas Hitzlsperger’s career — Bundesliga Fanatic

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