• French midfielder believes he will reach a deal in coming days
• Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham interested in player
Morgan Schneiderlin is close to reaching a deal which would allow him to leave Southampton. The 25-year-old French defensive midfielder has been linked with a big money summer move away from St Mary’s Stadium, with Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham all reported to be possible destinations.Schneiderlin, who joined the Saints from Strasbourg in June 2008, wa
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Morgan Schneiderlin alerts clubs as he closes in on Southampton exit
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Michael Clarke’s Australia arrive for Ashes overshadowed by support act | Mike Selvey
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100,000 tonnes of meat, some of it 40 years old, seized in China during smuggling crackdown
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Queen baffled by 'royal-blue' horse
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