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Victor Moses has signed a two-year extension with Chelsea, taking his contract through until 2021.

"I feel very excited," he told the club website., external

"I’m delighted to be here for another few years now and to sign a new deal. Now it’s time to concentrate on the team and keep working hard to make sure we win games and try to win the Premier League this season."

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Is there anything more worthy of using the breaking news klaxon than Victor Moses signing a new deal at Chelsea?

OK, there probably is, but in the context of a so-far rather slow news day I'm saying it was warranted.

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Former Real Madrid goalkeeper Santiago Canizares has been talking to the International Business Times., external

He believes that Los Blancos should stick with Keylor Navas rather than breaking the bank to sign Thibaut Courtois or David De Gea this summer. 

However, Canizares still expects president Florentino Perez to ignore his advice and target the Chelsea or Manchester United number ones.

"I do not think that an investment of €40m (£34.2m) or €50m is justified because there is no such substantial difference between Keylor and them," he told IBTimes UK.

"But Florentino is not scared about those figures, he has proved it before. I think he still has a thorn in his side with De Gea [over his failed transfer to Real Madrid in the summer of 2015] and he's going to try to sign him."

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Canizares added: "De Gea and Courtois have had a bigger career path but whether they are better or worse than Keylor depends on form.

"Last year they were not better, but this year maybe they are. Many times in the big teams what really matters is the name, especially at Real Madrid. 

"Florentino is exquisite in that sense, he always likes to have biggest names in the world.

"That's why I suspect that Florentino will try to sign one of those two in the summer. 

"He is not scared of paying big money and is one of those who likes to get the thorns removed as it is the case with De Gea."

Could a Chelsea goalkeeper be on the move too?

Italian website Tuttosport says that the Chelsea manager has been offered a four-year deal with Inter Milan which is worth £12.8m per season.

The Italian's deal at Stamford Bridge expires in 2019 and Inter's legal team are now reportedly in discussions with Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich to release him from his contract. 

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If rumours in Italy are to be believed, Premier League leaders Chelsea could have a new man in charge next season...

British number two Dan Evans is just about to start his second round match at the Dubai Championships.

Evans, the world number 43, takes on Gael Monfils, the fourth seed at the tournament, for the first time.

Andy Murray will be on court after his compatriot and we'll keep you up to date with both matches.

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There's some good news on the injury front for West Ham ahead of Monday's game at home to Premier League leaders Chelsea...

The changes to the sport, if approved, would be implemented from January 2019.

You can read more from BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter on the BBC Sport website.

The R&A and United States Golf Association have announced proposals to make significant changes to the rules of golf.

It includes eliminating numerous penalties and banning caddies from lining up players. 

The number of rules has been reduced from 34 to 24 in an effort to modernise and simplify the regulations which govern the sport. 

Among the revisions under consideration are reducing the search time for lost balls from five minutes to three, allowing players to repair spike marks on greens and to drop a ball from any height when taking relief, rather than shoulder-height as currently stipulated. 

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan has paid tribute to Hampshire on Instagram.

"John Hampshire gave me so much advice...always with a nice dry sense of humour. He will be dearly missed but never forgotten," he said.

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Some sad news to bring you, Yorkshire President and former England batsman John Hampshire has died aged 76. 

He won five County Championship titles with Yorkshire and captained the team in 1979 and 1980. 

Hampshire made 11 appearances for his country, scoring 107 on his Test debut against the West Indies at Lord's. 

He also represented Derbyshire and Tasmania in a 24-year first-class career which brought him over 28,000 runs, before moving into umpiring and becoming part of the ICC panel for international matches. 

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Outlander, Empire Of Dirt and Don Poli are among eight horses withdrawn from the Grand National at Aintree by Irish owners Gigginstown House Stud.

Gigginstown boss Michael O'Leary was furious with some of the weights allocated by handicapper Phil Smith.

Devil's Bride, Clarcam, Tiger Roll, A Toi Phil and The Game Changer were also taken out, but eight Gigginstown contenders remain in the 8 April race.

A total of 95 entries go forward, with a final maximum field of 40.

Read more here.

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England all-rounder Luke Wright has pulled out of the Pakistan Super League final in Lahore, citing safety fears.

Dubai and Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates have been the venues for every match so far but the final is scheduled to be played in Pakistan on 5 March.

The 31-year-old, who has been playing for Quetta Gladiators in the month-long Twenty20 tournament, said it was "not worth the risk" while team-mates Tymal Mills and and Kevin Pietersen have also withdrawn.

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Derby County boss McClaren says his side's standards have dropped and he wants an immediate response.

The Rams have dropped from fifth place in the Championship in December and are currently 11th, 10 points off the play-off places after picking up just two points during a six-game winless run and failing to score in their last three matches.

"We have two home games and we need a reaction," McClaren  told BBC Radio Derby  after Tuesday's  defeat at Blackburn Rovers.

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We told you earlier that relegation-threatened Blackburn Rovers enjoyed a much-needed win over Derby last night, a result that has left Rams boss Steve McClaren pretty unhappy.

Only three non-Chinese players will be able to be fielded in a fixture when the season starts in March, a move the country's football association hopes will combat "irrational" spending.

But the total spend for the winter window - which ran from 1 January to 28 February - was a record for the Super League, exceeding the 2016 window by £36m.

Read the full story here.

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Chinese clubs spent £331m during the country's winter transfer window, outstripping the Premier League.

The country's winter window closed on Tuesday, with the 16 Chinese Super League clubs  passing the £215m spent  by England's 20 top-tier teams in January.

Oscar's move to Shanghai SIPG  for about £60m and Shanghai Shenhua's reported  £40m deal for Carlos Tevez  came days before spending caps were announced.

Limits on the number foreign players in squads are in place for the new season.