"Africa Twirl" by England's Peter Phillips

Following extensive negotiations with the Global Brands Group, FIFA’s worldwide licensing representative, an international license for fine art and art collectibles relating to the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 and the 2010 FIFA World Cup was awarded to MMX Art, a South African company trading as 2010 Fine Art at www.2010fineart.com

Amongst the official products that 2010 Fine Art has been licensed to manufacture and distribute for these events are:

Original artwork: Paintings, ceramics/pottery, sculptures, prints/reproductions of the artworks, lithophanes, art cards, bookplates, and illustrated hardcover books. Art merchandising (bearing the images of the original artworks): T-shirts, mugs, keychains, calendars, postcards and mousepads.

2010 Fine Art is divided into two different fine art projects:

In his new ambassador role, Capello will continue to work closely with the Umbro brand, as he did leading up to the launch of the new England kit where he played a pivotal role by providing constant input on the development and design. Capello is actually the first England manager since Alf Ramsay to have a role in the direction of the new England kit!

Capello will be wearing the Umbro Speciali boot and all relevant Umbro apparel when on England duty. This includes a cashmere coat made by the tailor who worked on the new England kit, Charlie Allen.

Umbro's latest creation is this Umbro Capello T-shirt

Galentia and Liverpool FC have come together to bring out the beautifully mastered Liverpool FC Legends Edition.  Liverpool FC is a club steeped in tradition and respect of the highest order. It is one of the most successful clubs in Britain, Europe and the World.

Price: £14,490

Just 250 have been made and they are adorned with 18 diamonds marking the number of the club's league title victories.

At the bottom of the sapphire crystal screen ‘Liverpool FC’ is engraved. It's definitely a phone you'll never want to walk alone with in some of the city's less opulent areas.

Cartoonist and Illustrator Ian Marsden shows you how he drew the Ireland Football team for the new Footballheroes See Red book in Photoshop, Painter and Illustrator.

 His Highness Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Honorary President of the United Arab Emirates Football Association and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Sports Council, and FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke unveiled the FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2009 Official Emblem at Zayed Sports City Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

The FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2009 presented by TOYOTA will take place in Abu Dhabi from 9-19 December 2009 and the winning team of the current UFL (UAE Football League) season will be invited to compete alongside the six continental club champions at the tournament.* The seven teams will compete over eight matches for a prize fund of USD 16.5 million, with the winners earning $5 million USD.

"We are very much looking forward to the next two years in the United Arab Emirates," said FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke. "Football in the country is hugely popular and these are exciting times for the UAE FA. UAE teams will take part in two FIFA World Cups at U-17 and U-20 level in 2009, whilst at club level this has been the first season of the new Professional League."