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If that happens, Mourinho would almost represent an ideal option in terms of his profile. It would also end criticisms that United have somehow missed out on three of the biggest managers in the world – Mourinho, Guardiola and Jürgen Klopp – in the two and a half years since Ferguson retired.

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If reports are anything to go by then the Red Devils are closing in to sign Brazilian attacker Felipe Anderson from Lazio.

Metro cite reports in Italy claiming that Manchester United have launched a €39.7 million bid to sign the Samba star from the Serie A side. He is rated around €41m by the Italian club.

United clearly need to reinforce their attack after selling Angel Di Maria and Anderson will be a decent replacement. The 22-year-old playmaker directly contributed in 21 goals for Lazio last season and can play on either flank.

For now, Louis van Gaal has mostly started with Memphis Depay (left wing), Adnan Januzaj (behind the striker) and Juan Mata (Right Wing) in the attack.

If the former Santos FC star does join the Old Trafford club this summer, expect Juan Mata to play in the hole behind Wayne Rooney. The No. 10 role is arguably the perfect role for the Spaniard and Anderson should start on the right hand side of attack.

For many football fans, there is nothing more exciting and more pleasing than seeing a young player make his breakthrough into senior football.

Some make their debut, but falter when it comes to consistency. Others flourish, and take the football world by storm.

Here, we will take a look at just a handful of prospects plying their trade in Britain and beyond. Who will make 2015 their year?

Kurt Zouma – Chelsea

With the Carling Cup final having just in the bag there’s no better place to start than with young Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma. The Frenchman finally made his big money move in the summer to Chelsea after agreeing seeing out his loan at former club St Etienne, but fans of the London club and English football alike haven’t seen much of their young signing. That was until the cup final.

Zouma dominated the Spurs midfield in the anchor position usually occupied by NemanjaMatic. Although his passing wasn’t perfect, his tackles and overall performance won him rave reviews. With John Terry reaching the end of his illustrious career, Zouma looks like he is more than ready to make the step up to the Chelsea starting eleven – bringing with him an abundance of pace and power.

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Hector Bellerin – Arsenal

 Premier League champions Chelsea have secured the season-long loan of Colombian striker Radamel Falcao from French side AS Monaco.
The deal comes after a rather shocking season from the forward at Manchester United. A lack of form led to him scoring just four goals in his Old Trafford loan spell.

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But Jose Mourinho obviously believes that Falcao can be restored to his old self, the man who earned the nickname El Tigre for his goal-scoring exploits at Atletico Madrid and Porto.
Falcao was delighted with the chance to have a second stab at the Premier League. He spoke to Chelsea’s official website, saying: “I am very happy to be joining Chelsea and can’t wait to start training and help with our aim of retaining the league title and being successful in Europe.”

The 29-year-old will link up with former Atletico teammates Thibaut Courtois, Filipe Luis and, most importantly, Diego Costa.
Falcao established a magnificent attacking partnership with Costa in his final season at Atletico before a big money move to Ligue 1.
Chelsea fans will be hoping that they can reek devastation together once again.

The Colombian international will spend the forthcoming season at Stamford Bridge having been on loan at rivals Manchester United for the previous campaign.

Falcao, 29, only managed four goals during his spell at Old Trafford, with United decided against making his move permanent.

But Chelsea have now added him to their striking ranks and the player has already set his sights on trophy success.

'I am very happy to be joining Chelsea and can't wait to start training and help with our aim of retaining the league title and being successful in Europe," he told the club's official website.

Arda Turan is keen to come to England and is set to sign for Manchester United, according to European football expert Andy Brassell.

The Turkish attacker is set to leave Atletico Madrid this week with his agent revealing he’s set to sign for a new club on Friday.

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United have been strongly linked with a deal along with Chelsea, and amid contrasting reports about where he’ll end up, European football expert Brassell says he expects Turan to sign for the Red Devils.

‘Turan wants to come to England,’ he told talkSPORT.

‘My gut feeling tells me he’ll go to Manchester United’.

Atletico are against Turan leaving and any interested party must pay his £29.2million release clause to do business.

The Atletico Madrid midfielder has been strongly-linked with Manchester United - but his agent insists he has not agreed a deal to move to Old Trafford.

Arsenal and Chelsea are also believed to be among the Premier League clubs pursuing the highly-rated Turkish captain.

Louis van Gaal is determined to sign a midfield enforcer this summer and is tracking Bastian Schweinsteiger and Morgan Schneiderlin.

Arda Turan's agent says the Turkish midfielder's move away from Atletico Madrid will be completed by the weekend -- while denying a deal has already been agreed with Manchester United.

Turan's representative, Ahmed Bulut, revealed last week that the 28-year-old playmaker had decided to leave Atletico this summer -- saying that the preferred destination was the Premier League, and that conversations with three unnamed clubs were underway.

This has led to speculation that Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea or Liverpool could be to bring in the former Galatasaray player -- who has a €41 million release clause in an Atletico contract which still has two years left to run.

AS reports that Arda's most likely destination is Chelsea, with former Atletico left-back Filipe Luis potentially returning to the Estadio Vicente Calderon as part of the deal.

Talking to Turkish channel NTVSpor, in quotes picked up by AS, Bulut said that he could not confirm or deny the media reports, but the situation would be clarified within days.

Manchester United look set to miss out on the signing of Atletico Madrid striker Mario Mandzukic this summer as he nears a £12.8m move to Juventus.

The Croatian international has only spent one season in Spain, but now looks to be on his way out of the club as he prepares to undergo a medical in Turin, according to Goal.com.

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This could no doubt come as some blow for Louis van Gaal, who look in need of new additions up front after some poor performances from Radamel Falcao and Robin van Persie in 2014/15, with a recent report in The Sun stating that Mandzukic was one of his top priority targets in that position.

However, reports elsewhere suggest United could target Everton’s Romelu Lukaku (also via The Sun) or Tottenham starlet Harry Kane (via last week’s report in the Daily Mirror).

Mandzukic is a proven goalscorer with plenty of experience, having shone in Germany with Bayern Munich, ending the 2012/13 season as a treble winner after playing a key role in the Bavarian side’s success, contriubting the opening goal in the win over Borussia Dortmund in the final of the Champions League.

Juve themselves were beaten finalists this season, and could be in need of improvement up top to make a better challenge for Europe’s top prize next season, with little in the way of depth behind first-choice pairing Carlos Tevez and Alvaro Morata. Though, as Goal adds, Paulo Dybala has also already joined up front after moving from Palermo.

The soon-to-be former Atletico Madrid striker has agreed a £12.8m deal with Juve, according to reports in Italy.

La Stampa and Gazzetta dello Sport both state that an agreement has been reached and the 29-year-old will sign a four-year deal in the coming days.

The club's director general, Beppe Marotta, is understood to have flown out to Madrid to finalise the move in person.

The news comes as Atletico boss Diego Simeone hinted star striker's time in Spain is coming to an end.

The 29-year-old netted twelve La Liga goals in twenty seven matches in his debut season with Atletico yet there are concerns he hasn’t fully fitted in with the club. The Croatian forward is not only attracting interest from Manchester United but also AS Monaco and Juventus will the latter seeing Mandžukić as a viable and cheaper option to replace Carlos Tevez should he leave the club this summer with the Argentine linked with both Atletico and Boca Juniors.

One of the worries supporters of Manchester United have at present, particularly when discussing transfer rumours, is whether or not a player will fit into Louis van Gaal’s ‘philosophy’. Falcao, whilst on paper one of Europe’s best strikers, did not fit albeit with extenuating circumstances surrounding his fitness unquestionably playing a part, Angel Di Maria the club’s record signing also has struggled in his first year with Van Gaal.

Whilst still important, talent is now secondary to being able to adapt to Van Gaal’s system and it is worth assessing whether or not Mandžukić would be a fit at Old Trafford under the Dutchman’s stewardship.

Firstly at 29-years-old the Croatian doesn’t fit into Van Gaal’s transfer parameters with the club believed to be targeting players no older than 27 unless the player is a unique option like 30-year-old Bastian Schweinsteiger. United could make a similar exception for the former Bayern Munich forward given his goal record and the expectation surrounding James Wilson for future years, a striker is needed to fill the gap before he is ready.

Mandžukić would have no trouble fitting into the Premier League, a powerful, gritty centre-forward rather like Diego Costa would certainly be able to handle himself against the most physical of defenders. One of the points to make note of with regards to Mandžukić is his ability to bully defenders, not just in aerial battles but with his powerful runs. He puts centre-halves on the back foot and in the Premier League that is a huge advantage.

There was a lack of collective movement from United’s front line last term with Robin van Persie and Falcao both unable to run the channels and test defences. This isn’t necessarily something you will get from Mandžukić either although the Croatian’s defensive work from the front is one of his better qualities. In a 4-3-3 system with the options of Ashley Young, Memphis and Angel Di Maria it could well be that United are in need of a central goal-scorer now rather than a forward who can run the channels.

Wayne Rooney was at his best last season when he was used a centre-forward in a 4-3-3 system. Despite his struggles with consistency, it is very difficult to argue United are a better team without him, this is where the addition of Benzema could be a problem, although a rather nice one to have.

Mandžukić would represent more of a rotation option and given his age, he wouldn’t be too costly. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see Atletico allow him to leave for a similar fee to what they paid for him last summer, around £15million. Former Croatia midfielder Milan Rapaić even suggested earlier this weekend that his fellow countryman is ‘very close’ to joining United.

There are positives to Mandžukić joining United and he would certainly contribute goals after netting forty five league goals over his last three seasons. There are question marks over his adaptability which could be a problem for Van Gaal but it would certainly be an interesting addition. United are yet to make a move but with Juventus and Wolfsburg in the frame, expect this story to run for a while yet.

Monaco striker Radamel Falcao has quashed suggestions that he has already agreed a deal to join Premier League champions Chelsea, as speculation continues to surround the Colombian hit-man, as per the Daily Star.

The 29-year-old scored just four league goals in 26 appearances on loan at Manchester United last season, which prompted Louis van Gaal to opt against making his move a permanent one.

Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea side have now emerged as potential suitors and the Portuguese coach confirmed last week his interest in the former Porto and Atletico Madrid forward, as per the Star.

“He's not had a specific discussion with Jose Mourinho yet, but he's trained regularly with the first team. He often watches his friend Eden Hazard. He plays an important role for Charly with his advice. My son does not want to copy his style but develop his own.

“Chelsea don't want him to go back to Belgium. They want Charly to play in a good team in a big league. He must play for a first team.

The Portuguese outfit announced the arrival of Medhi Carcela from Standard Liege on Saturday, which would suggest Gaitan is going in the opposite direction.

Gaitan, 27, has reportedly reached an agreement to join United in the summer, as Louis van Gaal looks to strengthen his midfield options ahead of next season.

It is understood that the Red Devils could offer Nani as part of the deal to bring the £21.8million-rated Argentinian to Old Trafford

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Who cares about all that, though – Benfica welcome new players by making them hold a massive eagle…

According to Tutto Mercato Web, the idea of a player-plus-cash deal involving Nani has been mooted with the Red Devils now set to offer £21.7m ($33.7m) to bring the Argentinean to Old Trafford this summer. It is also claimed that Gaitan will sign a five-year deal with the 20-times English champions.

Louis van Gaal is an admirer of the Benfica midfielder after having him watched by scouts earlier in the season, and with the Dutchman keen on strengthening his midfield, the Argentine is high on the list of the manager's priorities during the summer transfer window.

The Portuguese club, who completed a league and cup double this campaign are ready to sell the midfielder as they look to balance their books ahead of next season.

Apart from United, Premier League rivals Liverpool are also said to be interested in the Argentine's services, but it is believed that the Red Devils are leading the race for his signature.

Gaitan, who still has three years remaining on his current deal with Benfica, has been impressive for the club and played a key role in their title triumph providing 15 assists and four goals in 27 league appearances.

Meanwhile, according to Portuguese newspaper O Jogo, the midfielder will depart the club this summer after they signed midfielder Adel Taarabt from Queens Park Rangers on a five-year deal.

The Moroccan international, who spent six seasons at QPR is delighted to joining the Portuguese champions, and will have big boots to fill as the report claims that the midfielder was brought in as a replacement for the Argentine star.

"It is a huge opportunity for me. When my agent told me Benfica were interested, I immediately said: 'Yes, I'm ready to go'," Taarabt said, as quoted by the Guardian.

Van Gaal will apparently pay £22million for the Argentine after offering him a five-year contract, and the move is expected to be confirmed next week.

United have also been keeping tabs on Gaitan's teammate Eduardo Salvio, although Liverpool are said to be keen on the right-sided midfielder.

Last week Gianluca DiMarzio reported United had already agreed a deal with the player. It was claimed that the club were then negotiating a fee with Benfica.

United are in desperate need of strengthening their midfield options with Nani edging closer to a move from Old Trafford to Fernerbahce.

The Monaco striker has been strongly linked with a move to Stamford Bridge after his Manchester United loan spell expired.

And after reports claimed the move was close, Mourinho appeared on South American TV and was talking like Falcao is already a Blues player.

‘If I can help Falcao reach his level again, I will do it,’ he told the reporter.

The 29 year old Monaco striker spent a rather unsuccessful season long loan at Manchester United and it’s well known that Monaco can no longer afford his wages.
Jose Mourinho appears happy to take on the out of sorts Colombian superstar, with Falcao expected to join on a one year loan deal.

Falcao only scored four times in all competitions for United – an anomaly in a career which has seen him hit double figures in every season since 2006-07, when he was still emerging at River Plate.

Indeed, between 2009 and 2013 Falcao scored a remarkable 142 goals in four seasons for Porto and Atletico Madrid as he became one of the world’s most feared strikers.

Falcao even had 11 in 19 games for Monaco in 2013-14 before a serious knee injury wrecked his season, prevented him from taking part at the World Cup and set his career back some distance.

But Mourinho, who has a hole to fill in his squad after seeing Didier Drogba depart, clearly hopes to help Falcao recover the kind of form which saw him nominated for the Ballon d’Or in 2012 and 2013.

The striker is currently on Copa America duty with Colombia, having left United at the end of the Premier League season having scored just four goals during his season-long loan spell. Having returned to Monaco with doubts over whether he still has the quality that earmarked him out as one of the most lethal finishers in Europe before he suffered a serious knee injury.
But despite United not taking up the £43.2m option to sign Falcao permanently, Chelsea look set to swoop in a bid to replace Didier Drogba, and Mourinho appears to have confirmed the news by admitting he wants to show the true Falcao to the Premier League.

“If I can help Falcao reach his level again, I will do it,” Mourinho said on South American broadcasters DirecTV Sports on Wednesday. “It hurts me that people in England think that the real Falcao is the one we saw at Manchester United.”

Manchester United are planning for life without Robin van Persie and look certain to part company with the Dutch striker in the summer with a year remaining on his current contract.
The 31-year-old former Arsenal star stands to land an additional £10 million in loyalty bonuses if he sees out his four-year contract at Old Trafford.

But indifferent form and concerns over his fitness have led United to embark on a search for his successor with Paris Saint-Germain's Edinson Cavani and Bayern Munich's Thomas Muller both on the radar, according to the Evening Standard.
Ironically as Van Persie prepares to face his former club Arsenal at the Emirates tomorrow night, the talismanic marksman, who has been the Premier League's leading goal-scorer at both clubs, is openly facing a severe crisis of confidence.

Last week he admitted his form wasn't good enough.
“Three goals in nine games is not enough. Against Chelsea I had a nice chance and I had three options: chip it, go round the keeper or just straight at the goal. I chose the last and safest. If I wouldn't have thought it over I would just chip it. I just have to trust again in my intuition.”
Of the 35 players who have scored three or more goals in the Premier League this season, Van Persie has the worst shot conversion rate of any of them – a miserable 13.6 per cent according to Opta.
A closer look at Van Persie's statistics over the last three seasons tell their own story. Compared to this stage in previous seasons Van Persie has had more shots on goals but converted far fewer chances. It is also notable that Van Persie has failed to make one single assist this season.

Many inside United, including former chief executive David Gill, questioned whether a £64million investment in Van Persie which included £24m transfer fee plus his wages for four years - was prudent.
But Sir Alex Ferguson, who went to unprecedented lengths to push through the deal was vindicated when United regained the Premier League title from arch rivals City, with a prolific Van Persie leading the charge.

Last season, and following the arrival of David Moyes, stories started to emerge that the Dutchman was extremely unhappy.
Although he moved swiftly to deny there was a rift and happy to remain at Old Trafford his form, nonetheless, was on the decline.
Following Moyes departure and the arrival of Van Gaal it was anticipated his close working relationship with the former Dutch national boss would signal a return to form.
But it hasn't materialised and Van Gaal allows no room for sentiment when it comes to success.

The arrival of Radamel Falcao from Monaco on-loan was clearly a message of intent from Louis van Gaal but there are ongoing doubts whether United will make the deal permanent at the end of the campaign.
The 28-year-old Colombian is yet to complete a full game since joining in September and will be absent when United face Arsenal tomorrow as he battles to overcome an ongoing calf problem
It is unlikely United will recoup much of the £24 million they paid Arsenal for Van Persie but as they plan for the future they are prepared to write it off rather than invest further in a player whose best form looks to be behind him.

Robin van Persie says he is not ready to settle for life on the bench after hinting he may consider leaving Manchester United to look for first-team football.

Van Persie, 31, will soon enter the last year of his contract at Old Trafford with his future in doubt after manager Louis van Gaal refused to confirm his fellow Dutchman will be at United again next season.

The striker started just one of United's last 13 games after suffering an ankle injury at Swansea in February and losing his place as the first-choice forward to captain Wayne Rooney.

And with United -- who have tied up a £25 million move for PSV Eindhoven winger Memphis Depay -- expected to try and recruit another forward, Van Persie says he wants to be more than just a squad player in what he admits is a "a strange, difficult situation."

"I still have ambitions of playing every week," the former Arsenal captain told reporters in the Netherlands.

Manager Van Gaal held a series of meetings with some players in the final week of the season to let them know where they stand in his plans.

But while there are suggestions United may look to sell Van Persie, the Netherlands international says both parties have a decision to make.

"I'm going to [stay] calm and relaxed, sit down and consider everything," he continued. "The club must do its homework and so must I."

Van Persie scored 10 goals in his least productive campaign since an injury-hit 2007-08 season, but the forward -- who has often spoken of his desire to play on into his late 30s -- rejected suggestions he is in decline.

"I feel top fit and I think I can still go on for several years," he said. "Take note of my words."

Van Persie accepts that the failings of United's forwards were a reason why they did not challenge for the title.

Rooney mustered just 12 league goals and Radamel Falcao a mere four during his loan spell from Monaco and Van Persie, who won the Premier League's Golden Boot in successive seasons between 2011 and 2013, says their return was nowhere enough.

"It's not good that a top club like Manchester United does not have a scorer with 20 or more goals behind his name each season and that is why we only finished fourth," he said.

United produced some of their best performances of the season, including the wins over Tottenham, Liverpool and Manchester City, when Van Persie was sidelined.

And while he had a close relationship with Van Gaal when they were captain and manager of the Netherlands team that finished third in the 2014 World Cup, Van Persie said he understood his bit-part role when he was fit again.

"After I came back from injury I realised that I would not automatically get back in the starting XI," he added. "But I didn't have a problem with that because they were playing well at the time.

"These things happen. We are living in an adult world. Louis van Gaal is not the coach of Robin van Persie but of Manchester United with 25 in the squad."

Football memes have become such a rage that most of us can’t spend a day without seeing, reading and enjoying them. While certain memes are genuinely funny and bring tears of laughter, some others- unfortunately- tend to become monotonous, stereotypical and target a single individual. The people listed here are all wonderful ambassadors of the game, and at times are “trolled” for the sake of trolling.

The following is a countdown of the most “trolled” people in the short, yet voluminous meme history:

10. Zlatan Ibrahimovic - “Who nose?”


A living legend who is trolled not for one, but many reasons. His rolling-stone attitude has resulted in Ibra being targeted by all factions including Ajax, Barca, Internazionale and most recently AC Milan. But the reason why the PSG talisman is in our list is for an altogether different, albeit funnier reason. His gigantic nose.



9. Sergio Busquets - “Aaaaaand the Oscars go to……”


If there is any player who deserves all the flak that he got from around the world, including the meme community, it is Sergio Busquets. His shameful diving acts, one-after-the-other, were a disgrace to the game. Especially from such a skilled player. Not that other players are angels; but Busquets seems to be the leader among the “soccerheroes”.

8. Ashley Young " Touch him, he dives"

    Ashley Young has the worst reputation of being a diver in premier league. massively over rated player and that did not go un notice from troll mafia online

Association football, commonly known as soccer,  is the most widely played sports in the world. The biggest event of the soccer world, FIFA World Cup is considered as one of the most watched events of the planet Earth. Many other football events such as Spanish Liga BBVA, UEFA Championship, English Premier League, Italian Serie A and German Bundesliga are also among the top rated and most viewed sports event of modern days. Soccer players are counted among the highest paid athletes in the world for their huge salary and lucrative endorsement income. Many big clubs such as the clubs in Spanish Liga BBVA or English Premier League are well known to trade players with huge amount of money as the players also gets a decent amount of shares in the transfer. Forbes inducts the highest earning soccer players into their list of highest paid soccer players each year. Besides Forbes, Goal.com the quite a renowned soccer website for announcing its own rich list each year. So let us look at the Top 10 Richest Soccer Players 2015.

Top 10 Richest Soccer Players 2015

1. Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo plays as a forward in the Portuguese national football team and also in the Spanish Liga BBVA club Real Madrid FC. His net worth till now is €148 million which is equivalent to £122 million. He signed a contract with Real Madrid in September 2013, which pays him €17 million equivalent to £14.3 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2018. Cristiano Ronaldo also signed an endorsement contract worth €6 million (£5 million) per year with the Nike in 2010. His other endorsements include Armani, Castrol Edge, Jacob & Co, Herbalife, Banco Espirito Santo and KFC. Cristiano Ronaldo has a collection of property which includes an 8600 square feet mansion in Madrid, Spain and Alderley Edge Mansion in Cheshire, England. His collection of luxury cars includes Bentley Continental GTC, Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano, Lamborghini Aventador, Koenigsegg CCX and many more.

2. Lionel Messi

Lionel Messi plays as a forward in the Argentine national football team and also in the Spanish Liga BBVA club Barcelona FC. His net worth till now is €146 million which is equivalent to £120.5 million. He signed a contract with Barcelona which pays him €20 million equivalent to £15.7 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2019. Lionel Messi also signed an endorsement contract worth €2 million (£1.6 million) per year with the Adidas. His other endorsements include Turkish Airlines, EA Sports, Samsung’s Galaxy 11, Gatorade and Gillette. Lionel Messi has a collection of property which includes the Catalan city mansion in Madrid, Spain and Rosario Mansion in Argentina. His collection of luxury cars includes Dodge Charger SRT8, Audi Q7, Ferrari F430 Spider, Audi R8, 2009 Maserati and many more.

3. Samuel Eto’o

Samuel Eto’o plays as a striker in the Cameroonian national football team and also in the English Premier League club Everton. His net worth till now is €85 million which is equivalent to £70 million. He signed a contract with Anzhi Makhachkala FC in 2011, which paid him €20 million equivalent to £16.5 million yearly salary. Samuel Eto’o also signed an endorsement contract worth €5 million (£4 million) per year with the PUMA. His other endorsements include Ford and fashion label John Richmond. Samuel Eto’o has a collection of property which includes House in Moscow, Russia and Douala Mansion in the capital of Cameroon’s Littoral Region. His collection of luxury cars includes Bugatti Veyron, Maybach Xenatec, Aston Martin One-77, Aston Martin V12 Zagato and many more.

4. Wayne Rooney

Wayne Rooney plays as a forward in the English national football team and also in the English Premier League club Manchester United. His net worth till now is €84 million which is equivalent to £69 million. He entered a contract with Manchester United which pays him €365,000 equivalent to £300,000 weekly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2019. Wayne Rooney also signed an endorsement contract worth €4 million (£3.2 million) per year with the Nike. His other endorsements include Samsung and Harper Collins. Wayne Rooney has a collection of property which includes the Cheshire mansion in Cheshire, England. His collection of luxury cars includes Bentley Continental GTC, Range Rover Overfinch, Bentley Continental GTC, Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, Aston Martin Vanquish and many more.

5. Ricardo Kaka

Ricardo Kaka plays as an attacking midfielder in the Brazilian national football team and also in the Major League Soccer franchise Orlando City. His net worth till now is €82 million which is equivalent to £67.5 million. He signed a contract with AC Milan from Real Madrid CF in September 2013, which paid him €6 million equivalent to £4.7 million yearly salary. Ricardo Kaka also signed a seven-year modeling association worth $5.5 million per year with the Armani. His other endorsements include Adidas, EA Sports and Sony. Ricardo Kaka has a collection of property which includes 1500 square feet mansion in Madrid, Spain valued at 7 million Euros. His collection of luxury cars includes Audi Q7, Hyundai Santa Fe 2014 edition, Audi RS6 Sportsback and many more.

6. Neymar Jr.

Neymar Jr. plays as a forward / winger in the Brazilian national football team and also in the Spanish Liga BBVA club Barcelona FC. His net worth till now is €80 million which is equivalent to £66 million. He signed a contract with Barcelona FC in June 2013, which pays him €8.8 million equivalent to £7.2 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2018. Neymar Jr. also signed an endorsement contract worth €20 million (£16.4 million) per year with the Nike and many others. His other endorsements include Panasonic, Heliar, VW, Claro, Santander, Guarana Antarctica, Ambev, Red Bull and Unilever. Neymar Jr. has a collection of property which includes Triplex Home in Sao Paulo and his Sao Paulo Mansion. His collection of luxury cars includes Porsche Panamera Turbo, Audi R8 and many more.

7. Ronaldinho

Ronaldinho Gaúcho plays as an attacking midfielder in the Brazilian national football team and also in the Brasileirão Série A club Atlético Mineiro. His net worth till now is €78 million which is equivalent to £64 million. He signed a contract with Atlético Mineiro in 2013, which pays him €2.7 million equivalent to £2.2 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until next season. Ronaldinho Gaúcho also signed an endorsement contract worth R$1.5 million ($737400) per year with the Pepsi and many others. His other endorsements include Nike, Groupe Danone, Cadbury Schweppes, Coca Cola, EA Sports and Gatorade. Ronaldinho Gaúcho has a collection of property which includes luxurious Beach front house in Spain. His collection of luxury cars includes Hummer 2, Audi Q7, Bugatti Veyron, Mercedes-Benz E-class, Mercedes-Benz CLS and many more.

8. Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Zlatan Ibrahimovic plays as a striker in the Swedish national football team and also in the French Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain F.C. His net worth till now is €69 million which is equivalent to £57 million. He signed a contract with Paris Saint-Germain F.C. in 2012 which pays him €15 million equivalent to £12.4 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2016. Zlatan Ibrahimovic also signed an endorsement contract worth €3.2 million ($4 million) per year with the Nike and many others. His other endorsements include Bonnier and Volvo. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has a collection of property which includes an island on Lake Malaren, to the west of Stockholm and his Malmo Mansion. His collection of luxury cars includes Volvo C30 TS, Porsche Cayenne Turbo, Ferrari Enzo, Porsche Carrera GT, Audi S8 Quattro, Mesarati Grand Tourismo and many more.

9. Gianluigi Buffon

Gianluigi Buffon plays as a goalkeeper in the Italian national football team and also in the Italian Serie A club Juventus F.C. His net worth till now is €63 million which is equivalent to £52 million. He signed a contract with Juventus F.C. in 1st July, 2014 which pays him €4.5 million equivalent to £3.7 million yearly salary and makes him stay in the team until 2017. Gianluigi Buffon also signed an endorsement contract worth €1.5 million (£1.2 million) per year with the Puma and many others. His other endorsements include Pepsi and Fiat. Gianluigi Buffon has a collection of property which includes a luxurious property in his birthplace at Carrara, Italy. His collection of luxury cars includes many top of the line supercars in the world.

10. Thierry Henry