[英超](傳聞)Scott Sinclair 很大機會轉投曼城 [復制鏈接]

英俊:同屎獨個case都幾似[表情]  (2012-08-21 22:03) 

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Manchester City make £6m Sinclair offer as Johnson closes in on Sunderland switch

Negotiations between the Premier League champions and the Welsh side are now centring on the cost of add-ons for winger, as Martin O'Neill steps up his pursuit of the England man

Aug 21, 2012 3:00:00 PM



By Wayne Veysey | Chief Correspondent

Manchester City have tabled a £6 million bid for Scott Sinclair after agreeing in principle to sell Adam Johnson to Sunderland, Goal.com has learned.

Brian Marwood, City's director of football administration, has formalised the club’s pursuit of Sinclair during recent talks with Swans chairman Huw Jenkins, with the Welsh side's first-team coach, Alan Curtis, admitting on Tuesday that the transfer is "a matter of time".

Swansea have indicated that they will accept the Premier League champions' initial payment of £6m for Sinclair and discussions are now centring on the composition of add-ons, which could be worth a further £2m.

City expect to clinch the signing of Sinclair this week as a direct replacement for Johnson, who is on the brink of joining Sunderland in an £11m deal.    

Goal.com revealed at the start of the month that Roberto Mancini was ready to sanction the England international's departure and then disclosed last Saturday that the 25-year-old was set to complete a move back to the North East.

Johnson will be replaced at Etihad Stadium by Sinclair, who was left out of the Swansea starting XI for Saturday’s 5-0 win at QPR, after telling the Welsh club that he did not want to extend a contract that is due to expire next summer, though he later came on to score their fifth.

The Welsh club are keen for the forward's future to be resolved quickly as they turn their attention to strengthening their squad.

Jenkins revealed on Monday that the Swans' £5m offer for Ki Sung-Yeung has been accepted by Celtic, although they have yet to agree personal terms with the central midfielder, who is regarded as direct replacement for Joe Allen, now of Liverpool.

Manager Michael Laudrup is also keen to use his knowledge of La Liga to bring Valencia winger Pablo Hernandez to the Liberty Stadium.

Fulham and Aston Villa had been leading the clubs chasing Sinclair but the England Under-21 international was swung by the interest from the Premier League holders.

It is believed that he has already agreed personal terms with City and that a deal to take him to Etihad Stadium will swiftly be completed.

The £1.5m signing from Chelsea scored seven league goals for the Welsh club last season and was a key figure in their successful debut Premier League campaign.

Johnson only signed a contract extension with City last November, tying him to the club until 2015, but he has fallen out of favour with Mancini.

The former Middlesbrough man has also attracted interest from Liverpool and Tottenham this summer, but Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill is confident that he will soon be signing for the Black Cats.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/8/main/2012/08/21/3321703/manchester-city-make-6m-sinclair-offer-as-johnson-closes-in?source=breakingnews

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g3rMan:Manchester City make £6m Sinclair offer as Johnson closes in on Sunderland switch
Negotiations between the Premier League champions and the Welsh side are now centring on the cost of add-ons for winger, as Martin O'Neill steps up his pursuit of the Engla .. (2012-08-21 23:13) 

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Sinclair: On cusp of joining champions City

Swansea winger Scott Sinclair is expected to join Premier League champions Manchester City on Tuesday for £6.2million.


Sinclair has made no secret of his desire to join City, with the two clubs having been locked in negotiations over the past week.

It would now appear a deal has been done to take the player to the City of Manchester Stadium, with any loose ends to be tied up on Tuesday after the Bank Holiday.

Sinclair, 23, was left out of the Swansea squad that secured a 3-0 win over West Ham on Saturday after manager Michael Laudrup claimed the player was not in the right frame of mind to figure.

City boss Roberto Mancini has been vocal in his desire to add to his squad having so far over the summer only brought in Jack Rodwell from Everton.

Adam Johnson's switch to Sunderland at the back end of last week seems to have facilitated Sinclair's move to Manchester.

http://www.football365.com/news/21554/8022346/Sinclair-To-Make-6.2m-City-Move-On-Tuesday

6.2m又幾抵玩喎!! last 1年約啫, 平到咁.... (英人黎講) ?!

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林柏特:咪又係頂小aj個bench位[表情]
 (2012-08-28 10:43) 

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又無其他爭標分子睇中...其實就呢點黎講好過留係Swansea

Gabriel:至少都有機會有個牌仔[表情]
又無其他爭標分子睇中...其實就呢點黎講好過留係Swansea (2012-08-28 11:11) 

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Man City's Sinclair bid rejected

Last Updated: August 29 2012, 0:42 BST

Swansea have reportedly rejected a bid of £6.2million from Manchester City for winger Scott Sinclair - but Michael Laudrup the move could still go through.

The 23-year-old recently told Laudrup that he would not sign a new deal at the Liberty Stadium, and with less than a year to run on his current deal he was widely expected to leave before the transfer window closes on Friday.

City were understood to have made an initial bid of around £5million, but Swansea were keen for a higher offer as Chelsea will get a percentage of any fee due to a sell-on clause inserted when Sinclair moved to south Wales in 2010.

City returned with an improved offer, but it's understood this has been turned down by the Swans - who are determined to have their valuation of the player met.

Laudrup would not confirm or deny that an offer had been rejected, but admits the deal could still happen.

He said: "I can't say, I really don't know where we are at the moment.

"Even if talks have broken down there is still time for everything to happen, I am not saying he will go, or he will stay.

"The point where we are now could change completely.

"From a manager's point of view, Scott is an important player and he plays in a position where we don't have that many players and if he leaves we need another one.

"That's the balancing act and the closer we get to the deadline the more difficult and shaky it will be."

Laudrup is keen to bring in targets Pablo Hernandez and Marvin Emnes from Valencia and Middlesbrough respectively and the Dane expects there to be plenty of activity over the next few days.

"I think it will be very busy," he said. "Everyone here will have to be working hard over the next three days to make sure we are not in a situation where a club is saying 'the fax is not working'. I tried that, where a fax wasn't working in a club and they signed a player a little too late.

"Luckily I think we have two or three fax machines here."

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/article/165/8028535/man-citys-sinclair-bid-rejected

g3rMan:Man City's Sinclair bid rejected
Last Updated: August 29 2012, 0:42 BST
Swansea have reportedly rejected a bid of £6.2million from Manchester City for winger Scott Sinclair - but Michael Laudrup the move could still go through.
....... (2012-08-29 11:59) 

One rumour has Walcott to MCFC and Dzeko to Arsenal after Theo turns down contract offer. #afc in same situation as 12 months ago

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City agree Sinclair deal
Long-running saga reaching conclusion as Sinclair nears City move

By Rachel Griffiths - Follow me on Twitter @SkySportsRachG.   Last Updated: August 30, 2012 11:17am



Sky Sports sources understand Manchester City have finally agreed a deal with Swansea to bring Scott Sinclair to the Etihad Stadium, with the winger set for a medical at the club on Thursday.

Sinclair has been linked with a move to the Premier League champions throughout the summer but reports suggested the transfer had fallen through earlier this week when the two clubs failed to agree a fee.

It was thought City's previous £6.2million offer was not enough to tempt Swansea to part ways with their star man, who has a year remaining on his contract in South Wales.

However, that obstacle appears to have been cleared to pave the way for the 23-year-old winger to link up with the big-spending club.

Medical

Sinclair, who scored 27 times for the Swans in the 2010/11 season before adding a further eight goals last term as they finished mid-table on their top-flight return, will undergo a medical at City on Thursday ahead of completing his move.

The winger is set to fill the gap in Roberto Mancini's squad vacated by England international Adam Johnson, who recently departed for Sunderland.

He is poised to become only the second signing of the summer for City, who have also brought in Jack Rodwell from Everton.

Swansea have already moved to line up his replacement for Sinclair, having agreed a fee with Valencia to bring Spanish winger Pablo Hernandez to the Liberty Stadium.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11679/8033654/City-agree-Sinclair-deal

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