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Cristiano Ronaldo didn't appear to appreciate being stopped by  UEFA's doping officials after Real Madrid's draw with Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night. The Portuguese superstar threw his arms in the air and cried  "siempre yo," translated as "always me," when he was stopped as he walked from the pitch following the 0-0 stalemate.  Maybe it's not all wonder goals and Hollywood movies being CR7... [YouTube: Football TV] SOURCE

This summer, athletes from across the globe went head to head for a new title:  “Most Charitable Athlete.”  Inspired by its annual Celebs Gone Good list, honoring the most charitable celebrities of the year, DoSomething.org announces the winners of its inaugural Athletes Gone Good list. Cristiano Ronaldo topped the list for going above and beyond on the field and in his charity work.  The Portuguese soccer star raised money for various causes including donating more than $83,000 to a 10-year-old fan in need of brain surgery and giving more than $165,000 to fund a cancer center in Portugal that treated his mother.  Ronaldo has also used his fame as a global spokesperson for a variety of causes including childhood hunger, obesity and biodiversity. John Cena (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) WWE Superstar John Cena took home second place on the list for granting nearly 500 wishes with Make-A-Wish.  Cena is the most requested celebrity Wish granter

Manchester City are the third-best paid sport team in the world - three places ahead of United - for 2015. Paris Saint-Germain, who recently secured their third successive Ligue 1 title and were taken over by Qatar Sports Investment in 2011, are first with an average weekly wage of £101,898, according to the Sporting Intelligence website. City spent an average of £96,445 on wages per week, while United's is £89,988. Annually, that amounts to £5,015,122 for City and £4,679,377 for United. As well as PSG, Real Madrid are the only other sport side who shell out more on wages than City. Barcelona and Major League Baseball team LA Dodgers are also above United, in sixth. The annual report was first produced in 2010 and eight football clubs are included in this year's top 12 list, along with three MLB teams and the National Basketball Association (NBA)'s Brooklyn Nets. With Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules set to be relaxed by Uefa president Michel Platini, City could b

The La Liga side think they can lure the Spaniard back to  his home country for a knock-down £20m fee. Mata joined the Old Trafford outfit from Chelsea for £37.5m in January 2014 but could be set to leave for almost half that just 18 months later. The Daily Mirror  claim Valencia want to re-sign Mata after selling him to the Blues in 2011. Mata was forced to leave the La Liga side to help finance what was a crumbling empire at the Mestalla but thanks to new owner Peter Lim they have new-found financial muscle. The report follows the news that Paris St-Germain are still interested in signing Angel di Maria after missing out on the Argentine last summer. If United do decide to sell the pair they could be set for a windfall in excess of £80m. Boss Louis van Gaal still has an unbalanced side which has struggled to gel and it seems that either Mata or Di Maria features in their match day squad rather than both and perhaps United feel that it is time for at least one to lea

ARSENAL Ins: Krystian Bielik (Legia Warsaw, undisclosed), Gabriel Paulista (Villarreal, undisclosed) Outs: Lukas Podolski (Inter Milan, loan), Yaya Sanogo (Crystal Palace, loan), Joel Campbell (Villarreal, loan), Benik Afobe (Wolves, undisclosed), Matt Macey (Accrington, loan) ASTON VILLA Ins: Carles Gil (Valencia, undisclosed), Scott Sinclair (Manchester City, loan) Outs: Darren Bent (Derby, loan), Gary Gardner (Nottingham Forest, loan), Daniel Johnson (Preston, undisclosed), Chris Herd (Wigan, loan), Jordan Graham (Wolves, undisclosed), Callum Robinson (Preston, loan) BURNLEY Ins: Michael Keane (Manchester United, undisclosed) Outs: Alex Cisak (Leyton Orient, loan) CHELSEA Ins: Juan Cuadrado (Fiorentina, undisclosed) Outs: Fernando Torres (AC Milan, undisclosed), Marko Marin (Anderlecht, loan), Mark Schwarzer (Leicester, free), Todd Kane (Nottingham Forest, loan), Nathaniel Chalobah (Reading, loan), Tomas Kalas (Middlesbrough, loan), John Swift (Swindon, loa

Manchester United are set to make a dramatic late bid for Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels before the transfer window closes tomorrow night, according to the Daily Mail. United would have to pay £37m for the Dortmund captain, who is understood to be Louis van Gaal's No 1 target. Late Radja bid... United will make a last-minute bid to sign Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan, according to Italian website Calciomercato. The report claims the Old Trafford club are weighing up a £30m bid for the Belgium midfielder. Staying put... Valencia have also offered Nicolas Otamendi a new contract in order to fend off interest from Manchester United, according to the Sunday Mirror. Fletcher still on the move... West Brom are now leading the race to sign United midfielder Darren Fletcher after his move to West Ham collapsed on Saturday, according to the Daily Mail. Anderson to return to Brazil... Anderson, on the periphery of the United squad, has been linked with a