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CHILE superstar Alexis Sanchez has his heart set on a move to Manchester United.

There isn't many days left in 2010 and that can only mean one thing... a massive New Year party is in the offing, no wait, something much more important than that! The January transfer window. Even the Christmas festivities hasn't stopped the rumour mill from producing a never ending batch of transfer stories and here at Serie A Weekly we pick through a selection of them, so you have an idea of the.

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World Cup 2010 8 Young Players to Watch is a post from: Just Football

Every four years, a young player emerges and blossoms into a star at the World Cup. Often the young player comes off the bench in the first game, and then during the rest of the tournaments, he's the main man.

It is hard to predict exactly which players will be prominent at this kind of tournament, as lots of coaches pick young players with energy and fresh legs to do the damage at the latter stages of a tense game.

It turns out that there are two crazy managers from Argentina at this summer's World Cup. One is Diego Maradona, the only manager at the tournament who has requested his own luxury toilet seat. The other is Marcelo Bielsa, whose meticulous – almost obsessive – attention to detail has earned him the nickname "El Loco.

Chile 1
Honduras 0

An impressive Chile defeated Honduras with ease as they arrived at the World Cup with a deserved win.

Esteban Paredes gave the game a needed good start, hitting a rasping 25 yard free kick that was just about covered by keeper Honduras Valladares.

Star striker Suazo was missing. For both teams. David Suazo of Honduras and Humberto Suazo of Chile both sat this out with injuries, and the absence of the two established strikers showed. For Chile more than Honduras though, since it was La Roja that had most of the ball and the majority of shots (20, believe it or not).

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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is reportedly keeping a close eye on Chilean wonderkid Alexis Sanchez with a view to making a move for the Udinese man this summer.

We've finally had some action then, some goals, some intrigue, some French embarrassment. The World Cup has truly begun. It's a week late, but, nevertheless, it is here. And now that the tournament is finally coming alive, we can have a genuine glance at the myriad of young talent on show.

First on the scout's shortlist should be Chile's young forward Alexis Sanchez.

Welcome to the most infuriating window in football: the post-big tournament transfer season. There is nothing more nauseating, unsettling or frustrating than watching rumor after rumor spill out onto the pages as journalists do their best to match which successful tournament performance matches with a particular team.

Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted that he is tracking the progress of Udinese striker Alexis Sanchez.

The Chilean forward is regarded as one of football's brightest talents and has been linked with a host of top clubs in the past.

"We have looked at Sanchez and he has impressed us, as have other players,"Ferguson said.

The summer saw a number of ins and outs at Udinese, the Zebrette were subject to a number of moves for their stars who had just performed well in the World Cup in South Africa, surprising for a side that flirted so closely with relegation the previous season, but they managed to keep hold of their stars for the forthcoming season even if they did change their coach.

The Saturday Skills #2 Alexis Sanchez is a post from: Just Football

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