Football Updates from Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)

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Bayern Munich will be without Daniel Van Buyten for up to two weeks after the Belgian defender picked up a knock to his right ankle.

Van Buyten sidelined for two weeks

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FIFA.com wants to know which player had the best long-range shot you've ever seen.

Who had the best long-range shot?

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Following success at South Africa 2010, Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa has agreed to remain at the helm of La Roja until the 2015 Copa America.

Bielsa agrees to stay

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New Greece coach Fernando Santos has declared that he intends to copy the style of play used by FIFA World Cup-winners Spain.

New Greece coach to copy Spain

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Raul and Guti rose through the youth ranks at Real Madrid and helped inspire one of the greatest chapters in the club's history. FIFA.com reflects on their time at the Bernabeu.

Icons' exits end illustrious era

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Milovan Rajevac has left 11 of the players he took to the recent FIFA World Cup, including Sulley Muntari and Stephen Appiah, out of his Ghana squad for their friendly against South Africa.

Big names missing for Black Stars

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Croatia striker Ivan Klasnic has joined Bolton Wanderers on a free transfer from Nantes following his successful loan spell at the Reebok Stadium last season.

Klasnic returns to Bolton

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FIFA.com takes a look ahead to the sixth season of Australia's A-League, which kicks off on Thursday with Sydney FC hoping to keep hold of their crown.

A-League kicks off with fresh look

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The future is looking bright for Japan following the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ as the east Asians achieved breakthrough success with their first appearance in the Round of 16 on foreign soil.

Japan fly Asian flag high

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Theo Walcott has admitted he cried following Fabio Capello's shock decision to omit him from the England FIFA World Cup squad this summer.

Walcott cried after World Cup omission