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The Reds are looking for a long-term replacement for Glen Johnson, who is expected to leave the club at the end of the season, and Montoya fits the bill. He could depart the Nou Camp as early as January, with Spanish press reporting that it is a case of'when' and not'if' he was to leave the Catalan side. FIFA are named as one of the most likely sides to sign the full-back, but they will face stiff competition from other European sides.Former FIFA chairman Lord Triesman has launched a blistering attack on FIFA and its president Sepp Blatter. FIFA 's world governing body has been under fire since astonishingly giving the green light to Russia and Qatar hosting the next two FIFA World Cups.And its summary of a report into corruptionwas blasted – by the man who conducted the probe. Triesman told the Sunday Mirror: “It reeks of a whitewash. You couldn't make it up.“ FIFA is a laughing stock. It is a rogue state. It has a history of appalling behaviour, a culture that wouldn't be tolerated in any other world organisation. And yet it just ploughs on.”Blatter is expected to sweep back to power as president at next May's election.“Blatter should go,” said Triesman. “They all should go. There were a number of things which I regarded as pretty dark parts of their operation, admittedly orchestrated by a very clever politician (Blatter).“Very prominent candidates like (Michel) Platini feel they can't win. It's a process which is, essentially, fifa 15 coins bought.“ FIFA have provided money for the running of those associations which also ends up with the people who lead those associations.”England welcome Slovenia to Wembley on Saturday, as the Three Lions'leisurely stroll to the 2016 European Championships continues. If you've been paying attention then you'll know all about the FIFA 15 ultimate team, who currently sit at 36 in the FIFA world rankings, but how much do you know about the country that sits on the Adriatic Sea? Here's nine facts about Slovenia for you to bore/impress your mates with at the pub on Saturday evening.How do you pronounce Ljubljana?The capital city of Slovenia is pronounced lub-lee-yana.Lub-lee-yana.You're welcome, Clive Tyldesley.MORE: Is Wayne Rooney world class? We asked journalists across the worldCan't see the wood for the treesA whopping 65% is of Slovenia's fair green land is made up of forest - which puts it third in Europe's forest power rankings, behind Sweden and Finland.Grin and bear itIf you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise. That's because there are around 1,000 bears roaming the afore-mentioned Slovenian forests.The omnivores weigh in at 100 to 150 kilograms each, but they rarely hunt, with plants making up 85% of their diets so you should be safe.ANALYSIS: Slovenia's three dangermen England need to watch out forGreen MachineMatching their FIFA 15 ultimate team's snazzy green shirts.