[英超]利物浦中場祖阿倫（Joe Allen）以1,300萬鎊轉投史篤城，簽約5年 [復制鏈接]

廢托:我一路都睇唔明 Can 好過 Allen? (2016-07-21 12:50) 

咁can 幾多功能既

廢托:我一路都睇唔明 Can 好過 Allen? (2016-07-21 12:50) 

Can真係可以話契仔 不過佢有能力更上一層樓做全能中場 更加適合Klopp既打法既

Can 係唔差的, 只要自己唔好hold個波太耐的話~

「隱」:果時第一次為利物浦英超上陣, 已經覺得佢成個謝拉特咁...
可惜際遇問題, 我寧願要佢好過要軒達臣... (2016-07-21 12:41) 

所以果時唔明點解仲要死出軒仔同盧卡斯, 2個人拖慢哂隊波.

仲要買Wijnaldum , 都唔知痴左邊條線

另外睇精華馬高域出D波幾靚~希望唔好一陣又走

utadahikaru20:另外睇精華馬高域出D波幾靚~希望唔好一陣又走[表情]  (2016-07-21 13:36) 

好似已經係清洗名單了。

廢托:我一路都睇唔明 Can 好過 Allen? (2016-07-21 12:50) 

CAN 既可塑性高。 比祖阿倫全面。高普一黎到就押重注係佢身上了。

utadahikaru20:所以果時唔明點解仲要死出軒仔同盧卡斯, 2個人拖慢哂隊波.
 (2016-07-21 13:32) 

軒達臣係隊長，高普無可能一黎就廢左個隊長掛。不過可以預期，搵齊腳既話，軒達臣都唔係高普杯茶。

所以果時搵佢做隊長根本就係低能  係都史生先啦

PREM: Swansea ponder bid for Liverpool's Allen https://t.co/6wkyTdoSMQ

羅力亞:PREM: Swansea ponder bid for Liverpool's Allen https://t.co/6wkyTdoSMQ
[表情]  (2016-07-22 19:24) 

唔好ponder喇, 求其

posouth:唔好ponder喇, 求其 (2016-07-22 20:07) 

可能又一個愛回家

Swansea confirm interest in signing Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen

By PA Sport
Last Updated: 23/07/16 8:37am

Swansea's American investor Jason Levien has confirmed the club's interest in re-signing Wales midfielder Joe Allen.

Liverpool this week accepted a £13m bid from Stoke for the 26-year-old, despite Allen impressing during his country's run to the semi-finals of EURO 2016.

His efforts saw him included in the official team of the tournament and now his former club could feature prominently in the rush to lure him from Anfield.

Levien and his fellow American Steve Kaplan head up the consortium that has taken a controlling interest in Swansea having sealed a reported £110m deal.

Asked about Allen - a player sold by the Welsh club to Liverpool for £15m in 2012 - Levien said: "He is certainly someone we have discussed.

"Thinking about how additions to the club will fit in with the current structure is something we spend a lot of time on.

"He is someone who obviously has a great history here. He is still a young player. He is someone who multiple clubs are interested in, us included.

"Huw (Jenkins, Swansea chairman) and I are in ongoing discussions. We are leaning on his (Jenkins') wisdom, and also the right kind of process to figure out whether that's the right addition for us.

"He is someone we have our eye on. I think that (a bid for Allen) is something we are discussing, but we haven't made a definitive bid on him at this point."

Potential striker recruitment is also a priority of Swansea's but a successful swoop for Allen would show an immediate statement of intent from the new owners.

Levien's consortium will purchase "about 68 per cent of the club" and he feels they are well placed to make a positive impact.

He added: "Steve and I both have the benefit of looking at the lessons learnt from other foreign owners - what's worked and what hasn't worked - so we can avoid some of those pitfalls.

"We think the experience we both have in team ownership, coming into a community that cares deeply about its club and navigating that and trying to lead it towards success, is something we have done in basketball and FOOTBALL in the US.

"This is my fifth season as the manager/general owner of (MLS club) DC United and I've grown and learnt a lot from that experience.

"I think we take all of the lessons and bring them here. Our love of sport and competition are things that drive us.

"We want to think very strategically about the business side of the club, and how we grow that, and that is going to lead to opportunities to enhance the FOOTBALL side of the club."

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11731/10510035/swansea-confirm-interest-in-signing-liverpool-midfielder-joe-allen

Liverpool's Joe Allen to meet Mark Hughes ahead of possible £13m move to Stoke City

John Percy
23 JULY 2016 • 10:30PM
Joe Allen is set to hold talks with Stoke City manager Mark Hughes on Sunday as he closes in on a £13 million move from Liverpool.

Allen will meet Hughes and Stoke officials and could complete his move in the next 48 hours to join up with his new team-mates in Florida on Tuesday.

Swansea are also considering a bid for the Wales international, as they attempt to lure him back to the club he left for Liverpool in 2012, but Stoke remain the front-runners.

It is understood Allen is keen to work under Hughes, a former Wales international and manager, and Stoke are increasingly confident of completing his signing in the next few days.

Stoke’s opening offer for Allen was rejected last week, with Liverpool initially sticking to their £14 million valuation, but a compromise has been reached between the two clubs.

Liverpool have also inserted a clause into the deal which means Stoke will have to pay a further instalment if they secure another top-10 finish in the Premier League.

Hughes has finished ninth for the past three seasons and believes Allen can prove crucial in Stoke’s midfield, with reinforcements desperately needed after injuries to Stephen Ireland and Ibrahim Afellay.

Allen’s departure from Liverpool will be seen as a disappointment to many Liverpool fans after his impressive performances last season. The 26-year-old also enhanced his reputation for Wales at Euro 2016, helping Chris Coleman’s side reach the semi-finals before they were knocked out by Portugal.

However, the deal represents a good one for Liverpool with Allen having less than 12 months left on his contract.

Stoke fly to the United States tomorrow and Allen is expected to join the squad later in the week after recently returning from holiday. He will become the club’s first signing of the summer if he agrees to move.

Hughes is also hopeful of ending his £20 million pursuit of West Bromwich Albion striker Saido Berahino, despite competition from Crystal Palace.

Stoke and Palace have both made substantial offers for the 22-year-old, but Albion want to replace him before sanctioning a move. Albion would only have two senior forwards in Salomón Rondón and Rickie Lambert if they were to sell Berahino.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2016/07/23/liverpools-joe-allen-to-meet-mark-hughes-ahead-of-possible-13m-m/