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Atletico Madrid could name their stadium after Aragones

03 February 2014 - 12:12

Spanish club Atletico Madrid could name their stadium after their former coach and player Luis Aragones. The 75 year old sadly passed away on Saturday 1st of February.

Eto'o reveals Arsenal snub back in 2000

14 September 2013 - 16:33

Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o has revealed that he turned down an offer from Arsenal back in 2000 before he ended up joining Real Mallorca.

Spurs weigh up Guiza offer

03 November 2008 - 01:53

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is ready to offer Fenerbahce £9 million for Spain international forward Dani Guiza. The player only joined Fener in the summer, but may already be heading for pastures new.

Del Bosque to replace Aragones

15 July 2008 - 16:56

Vicente Del Bosque is the favorite to replace Luis Aragones; who has moved to Fenerbahce after failing to agree a deal with the Spanish football federation to stay on as boss after winning the Euro 2008 tournament.

Betis chase Mehmet Aurelio

10 July 2008 - 11:01

Real Betis have moved a step closer to landing Mehmet Aurelio from Fenerbahce this summer. New boss Luis Aragones has reportedly told the player that he can leave the club.

Guiza joins Fenerbahce

09 July 2008 - 19:46

Turkish giants Fenerbahce and Spanish club Real Mallorca have agreed a deal over the Spanish international striker Daniel Guiza.

Aragones wants Guiza at Fenerbahce

06 July 2008 - 19:03

New Fenerbahce coach Luis Aragones is reported to be interested in signing the Spanish international striker Daniel Guiza from Real Mallorca this summer.

Aragones new Fenerbahce boss

06 July 2008 - 01:25

69 year old Euro 2008 winning former Spain coach Luis Aragones admitted he was delighted to be taking charge of Fenerbahce. Scolari admitted he knew the 'risk' involved in taking charge at the Istanbul side, but was prepared to do his best to help the club succeed.

Aragones: "I wasn't wanted"

29 June 2008 - 10:31

Spain coach Luis Aragones has confirmed that he is leaving his post as manager of the Iberian side after Euro 2008, because nobody in the Spanish Football Federation made him feel wanted or would discuss a deal with him.

Aragones eyes Euro 2008 glory

28 June 2008 - 15:31

Spain's manager Luis Aragones is hoping that he can help lead his country to glory as he readies his side for the challenge of Germany in the Euro 2008 final on Sunday.

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