When Klaas-Jan Huntelaar left Ajax for Real Madrid in 2008, he looked destined for big things. A serial scorer in Holland, "The Hunter" only stayed at the Bernabeu for half a season, scoring eight goals in 13 Primera Liga starts. Next stop AC Milan, as Real president Florentino Perez went about clearing out the club's Dutchmen and making his own mark in his second stint as president. Read more... Huntelaar Must Settle Down originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 05:19:18.

Bert Trautmann's incredible life story is covered in the book Trautmann's Journey: From Hitler Youth to FA Cup Legend by Catrine Clay (published by Yellow Jersey Press). The book can be purchased through Amazon, costing £16.99. One lucky Soccerphile reader can win a copy of the book, signed by the author, by answering this question. Bert Trautmann broke which part of his anatomy in the 1956 FA Cup Final? a) Foot b) Neck c) Ankle Contact us to email your answer with the title "Trautmann" as the subject of the email Read more about Bert Trautmann in his own words Tags Bert Trautmann Manchester City

FRANCE captain Patrice Evra and Nicolas Anelka are among five players summoned for a disciplinary hearing for their part in Les Bleus' mutiny during the World Cup finals,

Over 15,000 people have applied to be volunteers for the World Cup, which kicks off in less than a year and you still have a chance to apply if you are interested in getting up close to the event. If you are interested in volunteering for the 2010 World Cup you can either ring 0800 52 52 52, if you are in South Africa or you can email volunteerprogramme@2010oc.com (mailto:volunteerprogramme@2010oc.com) for further information and details on how to apply.

Three goals from Yossi Benayoun were enough for Israel to beat Malta and get their European Championships qualifying under way on the right note.

Bob Bradley says he is looking forward to the challenge of coaching in another World Cup and part of that process includes getting to know his players better.

Bob Bradley is back as head coach of the US men´s football team through to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini admitted after his side´s 1-0 defeat at Sunderland that unhappy forwards Robinho and Roque Santa Cruz could be on the move before the transfer window closes on Tuesday.

England manager Fabio Capello insists he is a fighter and will cling to his job as his players prepare to launch their Euro 2012 qualifying campaign.