Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech set to release debut single – with help from a famous friend

The veteran Czech is set to hang up his gloves at the end of the season after a glittering career in which he’s won four Premier League titles, four FA Cups, the Champions League and the Europa League. And the keen drummer is set to mark the occasion by releasing a charity single in collaboration with Queen legend Roger Taylor.  The 36-year-old will bring out a self-written song titled That’s Football next week, according to weekly gossip newsletter Popbitch. Cech has reportedly enlisted the help of his friend and Queen co-founder Taylor for the single, five-and-half years after the pair appeared on BBC’s Football Focus together. The track should be available for download next week and is, according to Popbitch: “Every bit as good as you’d expect a song written and performed by two drummers to be.” All the more reason to look forward to it, we say. Read more… FEATURE How Johan Cruyff reinvented modern football at Barcelona QUIZ! Can you name the 55 Europa League semi-finalists since 2000? First in clean sheets, second to Schmeichel in titles – Cech’s Premier League career in Opta numbers Cech’s agent urges Liverpool, Arsenal bids Cech plays down suggestions Arsenal deal is done Wilson: Arsenal target Cech in the top three goalkeepers EFL announces new date for Bolton’s suspended clash with Brentford Former Barcelona and Spain midfielder Xavi ready to hang up his boots Steven Gerrard expecting even more from Steven Davis next season Spurs say Vertonghen did not suffer a concussion against Ajax Getafe defender Djene on Arsenal’s radar – report 4 big reasons why Barcelona should be fearful of Liverpool – and how the Reds plan to stop Lionel Messi Quiz! Can you name all 30 Champions League semi-finalists since 1994? The 15 best free-kicks of all time: where does Messi rank? Pontus Jansson: “I had an offer to leave Leeds last summer – but I didn’t want people to remember me for negative things” 8 Championship players who should be in the Premier League next season