Manchester United to Split Bid For Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini: Nightly Soccer Report

Manchester United are expected to make new bids for Marouane Fellaini and Leighton Baines instead of a combined bid.

Here are tonight’s world soccer news headlines:

Premier League

• Manchester United to split bid for Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini — The Guardian
• Arsenal’s growing injury crisis affects plans for Champions League play-off against Fenerbahce — Telegraph
• Vincent Kompany: Manchester City await injury diagnosis — BBC Sport
• Chelsea must come to terms with the fact that Manchester United won’t let Wayne Rooney go — Independent
• On American TVs, English soccer scores on empty net — BusinessWeek
• BT Sport’s first live Premier League game no match for Sky — The Guardian
• Tottenham transfer news: No bid for Willian – yet — Metro
• Jack Butland open to loan switch away from Stoke — Sky Sports
• FIFA points transferable between current/Next-Gen FIFA 14 — FIFA Soccer Blog
• Arsenal considering move for Ajax striker Kolbeinn Sigthorsson — 101GG
• Comcast responds to criticism over Premier League Extra Time problems — Philly.com
• Arsene Wenger’s tired formula just doesn’t add up anymore — The Mail
• The Premier League reaches an all-time low of English players — The Guardian
• Stoke ready to splash £5m on Rennes striker Mevlut Erdinc — The Mail
• Fox Sports 1 launched with a major discrimination lawsuit problem — Deadspin
• Darren Bent accuses Paul Lambert of alienating players at Aston Villa — The Mail
• Arsenal’s £10m bid for Newcastle star Yohan Cabaye gazumped as PSG enter race — The Independent
• Hull City in £1.5m move for French Under-21 starlet Paul-Georges Ntep — The Mirror
• FXX to launch in 72 million homes two weeks from today — TV By The Numbers
• NBC Sports widely lauded for debut coverage of EPL as net seeks casual viewers — SB Daily

Scottish Professional Football League

• Daily Record engages in revisionism over its coverage of Rangers — The Guardian

Football League

• Port Vale investigate racist chanting against Bradford — The Mail

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