Negredo signed for Sevilla from Real Madrid on a five-year contract with a buy-back option.

The 24-year-old Spaniard is a product of Real Madrid’s youth system and was sold to Almeria in 2007. Negredo went on to notch 32 top-flight goals (including 19 last campaign) for Almeria over two seasons.

Spanish media have reported Negredo’s transfer fee to be 15 million euros ($21.34 million).

Check out more Summer transfer coverage in our Transfers and Signings section.

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Here are brand new trailers FIFA 10 and Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 shown at GamesCom. If the games play like the trailers, FIFA 10 and PES 2010 could be true masterpieces. Both games look brilliant.

Of note is that out of form Ronaldinho has been omitted from the squad once again. However, striker Adriano has returned to the fold after showing good form at Flamengo.

Brazil are away to Argentina in Rosario on September 5 and host Chile in Salvador De Bahia two days later.

Adriano Playing for Brazil Circa 2004

Goalkeepers: Julio Cesar (Inter Milan), Victor (Gremio).

Defenders: Andre Santos (Fenerbahce), Daniel Alves (Barcelona), Maicon (Inter Milan), Filipe (Deportivo La Coruna), Lucio (Inter Milan), Luisao (Benfica), Miranda (Sao Paulo), Juan (AS Roma).

Midfielders: Elano (Galatasaray), Felipe Melo (Juventus), Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos), Josue (VfL Wolfsburg), Ramires (Benfica), Julio Baptista (AS Roma), Kaka (Real Madrid), Lucas (Liverpool).

Forwards: Luis Fabiano (Sevilla), Nilmar (Villarreal), Robinho (Manchester City), Adriano (Flamengo)

Yesterday, Palmeiras launched their 2009/10 adidas third kit. The club has stated that the use of blue for the kit’s colour pays tribute to Palmeiras’ Italian heritage. The Italian national team has traditionally worn blue.

The adidas template used for Palmeiras’ new kit is not unfamiliar to many of us since it has been seen before on the 2009/10 Bayern Munich and Chelsea FC adidas home kits.

Unfortunately, there were no soccer babes on hand for the launch of the Palmeiras 09/10 third kit as was the case with the launch of the team’s 09/10 home and away kits.

The team will be using them in their upcoming Campeonato Brasileiro Série A games. The club is currently in first place in the league table.

Check out more 2009/10 kits at this Football Fashion link.

The goal came from Citizens’ sole shot on target for the match. Barcelona dominated much of the match but were unable to find an equalizer in from of a home crowd of over 94,000.

FC Barcelona:
Pinto; Montoya (Alves, 46), Puyol (Marc Bartra, 30), Fontas (Pique, 65), Maxwell; Sergio; Yaya Toure (Jonathan, 46), Gudjohnsen (Keita, 46); Jeffren Gai, 54), Bojan (Ibrahimovic, 46), Pedro (Messi, 46).

Unused subs:
Mino, Henrique, Muniesa, Thiago

Manchester City:
Given; Onuoha, Dunne, Kolo Toure (Ben Haim, 46), Zabaleta (Garrido, 65); Weiss, Wright-Phillips (Tripper, 81), Ireland, Barry Etuhu, 69), Petrov; Tevez (Bellamy, 65).

Unused subs:
Taylor, Vidal, McGivern

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However, Durazno are now on the verge of internet fame via the launch of the 2009/10 Topper home and away kits via the use of several Uruguay soccer babes.

While the kit launch wasn’t quite as revealing as the now infamous Vélez Sársfield Soccer Babes in Thongs Kit Launch, it does show that Durazno knows how to gain attention when dropping new jerseys.

Check out our 2009/10 Kits and Jerseys section for more new kits and our Babes section for more soccer-related eye candy.

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Following their 14th place finish in La Liga last season, Osasuna are gearing up to their 2009/10  campaign with the release of their Diadora kit collection for the new season. Here’s a look at CA Osasuna’s 09/10 kit launch held yesterday at the team’s Reyno de Navarra ground.

Check out our 2009/10 Kits and Jerseys section for more new kits.

Robbie Blake gave Burnley the winning goal in the 19th minute with a volley to the near post that beat United goalkeeper Ben Foster.

Burnley: Jensen, Mears, Carlisle, Bikey, Jordan, Blake, Elliott, Alexander (Gudjonsson 73), McCann, Paterson (Eagles 73), Fletcher.
Subs: Penny, Kalvenes, McDonald, Thompson, Guerrero.

Booked: Paterson (19, foul), Blake (36, foul)

Manchester United: Foster, O’Shea, Brown (Neville 71), Evans, Evra, Park, Anderson (Valencia 59), Carrick, Giggs, Rooney, Owen (Berbatov 63).
Subs: Scholes, Gibson, Kuszczak, De Laet.

Booked: Rooney (85, foul)

Attendance: 20,872

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Puerto Rico Islanders (0-1-0) vs. Columbus Crew (1-0-0)
August 18, 2009 — Columbus Crew Stadium

Scoring Summary:
CLB — Steven Lenhart 1 (Chad Marshall ) 58
CLB — Robbie Rogers 1 (Alejandro Moreno ) 79

Puerto Rico Islanders — Bill Gaudette, Cristian Arrieta, Nigel Henry, Scott Jones, John Krause, Noah Delgado (Sean Fraser 72), Daniel Gargan (Sandy Gbandi 88), James Marcelin, Jonathan Steele, Peter Villegas (Domenic Mediate 57), Nicholas Addlery,

Substitutes Not Used: Michael Behonick, Pablo Martin Nunez, Alexis Rivera, Kyle Veris

Columbus Crew — William Hesmer, Jed Zayner (Steven Lenhart 46), Eric Brunner, Chad Marshall, Gino Padula, Emmanuel Ekpo (Eddie Gaven 72), Brian Carroll, Danny O’Rourke, Robbie Rogers, Alejandro Moreno, Guillermo Barros Schelotto (Adam Moffat 60).

Substitutes Not Used: Jason Garey, Andy Gruenebaum, Andy Iro, Duncan Oughton

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