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Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Granit Xhaka seems to have said his farewells to the Bundesliga side.

The 23-year-old Swiss international, a rumoured £33m target for Arsenal, told Bild that he wants his future settled before Euro 2016.

"The circle has been closed,” he said., external

“There are now daily conversations and there will definitely be a decision before the European Championship.

“I played my first competitive match for Borussia (Mönchengladbach) in the cup in Darmstadt. Four wonderful years followed. Now, possibly, my last game in Darmstadt again – the circle has virtually been closed."

Have a busy Sunday and miss any of the Premier League final day?

Fear not because Match of the Day is available to watch on iPlayer.

All you need to do is click here.

There will be some sore heads in Leicester this morning.

Kasabian's Serge, on airhorn, looked like he was enjoying the Premier League champions' celebrations.

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Several Jamie Vardys were having a party...

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A fox on a skateboard? This champagne's stronger than I thought...

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Only one thing on the menu after Claudio Ranieri's clean-sheet pizza-slice bribe turned Robert Huth and Wes Morgan into world-beaters.

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Who is England's best striker and why. Tweet #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or visit the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Mark Kent: Rooney hasn't been our best striker for a few seasons now. Roy's love for him is unfounded. Rooney is now more suited to playing at No. 10. 

Benny McGee: It hasn't been Wayne Rooney for years. He's stumbled over the line as England's top scorer yet regularly does nothing in the tournaments.

Dwayne Adams: Only in England could you be one of the top goal scorers EVER and be treated like it's only you that doesn't perform at the big tournaments. Who has? 

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Will we see Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the Premier League?

There was high excitement last night when a report in France claimed that Manchester United had offered the 34-year-old a one-year contract offer, with an option of another year extension.

Hold your horse says Ibra's agent Mino Raiola.

"In this world we have to accept some journalists use their imagination and make things up," he told Sky Sports. , external

"The story is not factual."

Sheffield Wednesday are off to Wembley (and manager Carlos Carvalhal is very happy about it) in the Championship play-off final.

Who will join them? Almost certainly Hull who lead Derby 3-0 after the first leg but stranger things have happened.

We'll have a preview of tonight's second leg later.

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Liverpool midfielder Roberto Firmino has backed a possible move by the Reds for Bayern Munich playmaker Mario Gotze.

Gotze, 23, has reportedly been told he is not part of incoming manager Carlo Ancelotti's plans at the Allianz Arena and has been linked with a reunion with Jurgen Klopp who he worked with during the pair's time at Borussia Dortmund.

"He has incredible qualities in attack. He would fit in well with us and will surely help us with his class also," Firmino told Bild.  , external

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Back to the grass for James Ward - he's lost in the first round of French Open qualifying 6-4 6-3 to Italy's Matteo Donati.

Fellow Briton Brydan Klein is on court in Paris next, facing Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovsky.

You may remember Stakhovsky beat Roger Federer at Wimbledon in 2013.

Sunnies? Check.

Swiss francs? Check.

Ticket? TBC.

Banners? Definitely.

These are some that are Basel-bound for Liverpool's Europa League final against Sevilla on Wednesday.

Alan Shearer doesn't believe Wayne Rooney is England's best striker. Who is?

Kirsty Angus: Although Kane and Vardy aren't proven internationals, their form this season warrants Rooney not being top choice. I'd go Kane.

Dave James King: 27 goals this season, top goalscorer in the Football League Matty Taylor, failing that Harry Kane  

Big Rob: This season you've got to go with Rashford, Defoe and Vardy to start....

Of course, Roy Hodgson hasn't given himself the Jermain Defoe option by not selecting him in the squad.

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It's not going well for James Ward in the first round of French Open qualifying. 

The world number 171 lost the first set to Italy's Matteo Donati 6-4 and has dropped his serve at the beginning of the second to trail 2-1.

A couple of days after the event but Tottenham defender Toby Alderweireld has apologised to the club's fans for the 5-1 thrashing at relegated Newcastle on Sunday.

It's going to be a long time before they get over finishing behind Arsenal yet again...

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The French Open begins on Sunday and Britons James Ward and Brydan Klein are starting their qualifying campaigns today.

They are hoping to join Andy Murray, Aljaz Bedene and Kyle Edmund in the main draw of the men's event at Roland Garros.

Johanna Konta, Heather Watson, Naomi Broady and Laura Robson are the Brits in the women's singles.

Ward is currently on court in Paris and trails Italy's Matteo Donati 5-3 in the first set. 

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While we are talking title celebrations - this is an amusing tidbit captured from Barcelona's open-top bus tour., external

Defender Gerard Pique - looking a little tired and emotional - seems to mimic Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo's 'calm down, calm down' goal celebration.

Certainly team-mates Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi alongside him find something in his actions very amusing...

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As former England captain Alan Shearer believes Wayne Rooney is no longer England's best striker, we want to know who you believe deserves that title. 

Shearer says the current England skipper is more suited to a midfield role, behind Harry Kane and Jamie Vardy.

What do you think? Agree with Alan? Or is England's all-time leading goalscorer still the main main? Maybe there is there a forward not chosen by Roy Hodgson who should have been selected.

Sunderland fans may have someone in mind.

Anyway, tweet your thoughts to #bbcsportsday, text 81111 or visit the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Leicester full-back Christian Fuchs showed some nifty camerawork during Leicester title celebrations yesterday evening.

The Austrian captured Jamie Vardy and Nathan Dyer larking about, the club's Thai owners fist pumping, Riyad Mahrez posing with the Premier League trophy and some of the snappers alongside him - all in a 16-second clip.

Smart work. 

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1. Arsenal finished second in the Premier League
2. He’s in the England Euro 2016 squad despite hardly playing this season
3. See below...

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Spanish sportspaper Marca leads with the conundrums facing Spain manager Vicente Del Bosque ahead of Spain's Euro 2016 squad announcement.

Number three on the list is the possibility of including Atletico Madrid's former Liverpool and Chelsea striker Fernando Torres.

The 32-year-old finished the season with 10 goals in 19 games for Atletico.

1990: Sir Alex Ferguson won his first trophy as Manchester United boss as his team beat Crystal Palace 1-0 in an FA Cup final replay at Wembley. Lee Martin scored the only goal after the first meeting between the sides ended in a 3-3 draw.    

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The French Open begins on Sunday and Maria Sharapova is in Paris, though she won't be taking part in the second Grand Slam of the year.

Sharapova, who tested positive for meldonium at the Australian Open in January and is provisionally banned, will have her appeal heard in London on Wednesday and Thursday. 

The verdict is not expected until next month.