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Diego dreaming of Premier League

Wolfsburg midfielder Diego is dreaming of joining a Premier League club amid reported interest from Aston Villa and Liverpool.

The Brazilian has been told he no longer has a future at his current club following his no-show for their last game of the 2010/11 season.

Diego flopped at Juventus in 2009/10 and only joined Wolfsburg last summer on a four-year contract, but he claims transfer talks are taking place with 'several clubs'.

He is quoted as saying: "At this moment I desperately want to play in England. There are talks with several clubs just starting.

"It is way too early to admit my destination. Anyway, it would be perfect to feature in the Premiership in the future.

"I will definitely consider all offers in a careful manner. It is my dream to play in the Premiership. I am looking forward to getting a solution."

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12876_7010313,00.html

引用第1357樓啊謝於2011-06-30 00:17發表的“”:
4.1m一半
8m成件,思想上正確 [表情]

咁都仲要今次到inter出錯先成事

引用第1354樓ｊ摩連奴．狂妄於2011-06-30 00:08發表的“”:
Viviano's move to Inter is the highest-profile switch, yet the transfer was due to an astounding error made by Bologna director general Stefano Pedrelli who accidentally put the wrong bid on the paperwork.
The mistake has resulted in the Italian international joining the Coppa Italia winners with the club paying ?4.1 million (£3.6m) for the remaining 50 per cent of Viviano's contract.

4.1m 50%黎架咋喎…

用得咁既價個賣價都唔荒低…
Wenger會買咩…

Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas suggests there are 'no problems' if he is sold to Barcelona

Spanish international claims he would easily accept if the Gunners decide to act on an expected improved bid from Camp Nou as he speaks of calm and optimism over his future

Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas has approached talk of an imminent move to Barcelona with caution as he waits for further news from his current club.

The Gunners conceded they were waiting for an improved bid from Barcelona after reportedly rejecting ?30 million for their skipper.

Now, speaking publicly over a move back to Spain, Fabregas appeared eager to leave discussions in the hands of both clubs as he shied away from all the hyperbole.

"I'm calm and optimistic. I got nothing to say and there's nothing I can speak of. If something happens... it's because it has to happen," he told press in Spain, as reported by Sport.es.

Reports have continued to give rise to speculation he will return to his former side eight years after leaving them for what was then Highbury, now of course, the Emirates stadium.

Arsenal have often stood firmly against a sale of the 24-year-old. However, it seems his future may come down to raw finances as the Gunners may finally be pushed to sell in light of a top offer from Pep Guardiola's side.

"If a player is in the market it is because his club doesn't want him. I have no problems over that," he concluded.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/11/transfer-zone/2011/06/29/2553526/arsenals-cesc-fabregas-suggests-there-are-no-problems-if-he

Manchester City face a delay in signing Montenegro centre-half Stefan Savic - because he will struggle to gain a work permit.

City boss Roberto Mancini wants the young Partizan Belgrade defender, but his lack of caps means he may have to stay with the Serbian side this season before heading for Eastlands.

The big-spending Mancunians would like £9million-rated Savic immediately, but fear that may not be possible because of the red tape issue.

Partizan would be delighted to agree a deal with City and keep him for another year.

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/transfer-news/Manchester-City-news-Move-for-Stefan-Savic-9m-rated-Partizan-Belgrade-defender-facing-delay-over-work-permit-article753982.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Arsenal continue to track Barton and Enrique as doubts persist about Clichy's future

By Sportsmail Reporter

Last updated at 1:28 AM on 30th June 2011

Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton is continuing to attract surprise interest from Arsenal.

Arsene Wenger confidant Steve Rowley watched three of Newcastle's games towards the end of the season as he ran the rule over Jose Enrique and Cheik Tiote, but it was Barton who received glowing reports.

The 28-year-old had one of his best seasons last term following on from an impressive year in the Championship when his crosses from the right wing helped Andy Carroll forge a reputation that ultimately earned the club £35million.

Barton wanted to stay at Newcastle but is now ready to leave after being shocked by their reluctance to agree terms on a new contract - even though he was willing to take a pay cut.

The club have sold his good friend Kevin Nolan to West Ham and may yet offload Jose Enrique, Jonas Gutierrez and Alan Smith depending on what offers they receive.

Newcastle want around £4million for Barton who has one year left on his current deal but a deal for considerably less could be brokered - particularly as the window draws to a close.

That is when Arsenal plan to make a move and it will leave Newcastle with a tough choice as they do not want to lose him for nothing next summer or from January when long-time admirer Frank Arnesen may try to lure him to Hamburg.

Arsenal also remain interested in left-back Enrique amid ongoing concerns over Gael Clichy's future.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2009638/Arsenal-continue-track-Joey-Barton-Jose-Enrique-doubts-persist-Gael-Clichys-future.html#ixzz1QipoJoPx

引用第1363樓g3rMan於2011-06-30 10:23發表的“”:
Arsenal continue to track Barton and Enrique as doubts persist about Clichy's future
By Sportsmail Reporter
Last updated at 1:28 AM on 30th June 2011
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Enrique的人工都唔會平得去邊...

引用第1338樓阿清於2011-06-29 21:20發表的“”:

Manchester City on brink of securing ?7m deal for Fiorentina's Alessio Cerci - reports
Young Italian wide man looks set to leave Serie A for the Premier League as Roberto Mancini moves closer to finalising a deal with the club he coached a decade ago
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cerci

我03/04 的cm成日都用佢....

Barca close on £32million Cesc

CESC FABREGAS was last night nearing the end of a three-year wait to rejoin Barcelona.

The Spaniards have increased their bid for Fabregas to £32million but, with add-ons, £37m.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is preparing for the loss of his skipper by signing two new players.

He is confident of capturing Lille's Gervinho and Velez Sarsfield's Ricky Alvarez - each for £11m.

Fabregas, on holiday in Barcelona, was cagey last night. He said: "There is nothing to talk about. I'm calm. If something has to happen it will. I am always optimistic.

"If a player is on the market it's because a club doesn't want him. I have no problem."

Wenger will use all the Fabregas cash to beef up the squad - and Ivory Coast frontman Gervinho is almost certain to join.

Arsenal had a £7.2m bid turned down but are set to go back in with a new bid tomorrow.

Attacking midfielder Alvarez should also join after a deal for Fabregas is concluded.

Alvarez has made it clear he wants to move to the Emirates. He said: "I'd love to play for the Arsenal. It's a dream for me. I wish to God it can be realised."

Wenger is also poised for a renewed attempt to snatch £16m Bolton centre-half Gary Cahill in the next few days.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3668070/Barcelona-close-on-32million-Cesc-Fabregas.html#ixzz1QkIZ7zAr

£20m is City’s Leightest offer

MANCHESTER CITY are ready to test Everton's resolve by offering a £20million package for Leighton Baines.

Eastlands chief Roberto Mancini is a long-term fan of the Blues left-back, and asked Goodison boss David Moyes about him last year.

Those inquiries got a swift knockback.

But Moyes is so strapped for funds he cannot even make a down payment on top target Charles N'Zogbia.

The Everton gaffer knows he must sell one of his main men to have any serious cash to spend.

And England star Baines - who cost £6m from Wigan four years ago - could raise £20m.

City would be willing to cough up around £10m in cash for the 26-year-old PLUS two players.

Emmanuel Adebayor and Nedum Onuoha would top the list of candidates, as Everton are keen to bring in a new striker and strengthen their backline.

Moyes also hopes to raise around £4m when Joseph Yobo's loan move to Fenerbahce becomes permanent.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3667902/Manchester-City-table-20m-package-for-Leighton-Baines.html#ixzz1QkIiEFMP

ARSENAL GET TOUGH WITH PAY REBELS

ARSENAL are ready to let Samir Nasri and Gael Clichy leave rather than cave in to their pay ­demands.

The France internationals have just a year left on their contracts with Nasri demanding more than £6m a year to sign a new one – an increase of over 100 per cent which would see him earn more than skipper Cesc Fabregas.

Clichy, who is on £2.5m, wants Arsenal to match the £4m he can get at Liverpool but an Arsenal source said: “We are not going to be held to ransom. If they think they can get that sort of money elsewhere, good luck to them.

“These kind of figures are just not realistic for us to pay. The trouble is the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea have moved the goalposts with the sort of contracts they are handing out.”

Talks have rumbled on for weeks and despite Arsene Wenger speaking to Nasri and his representatives again recently, a compromise looks no closer.

“It may be Clichy will leave,” added the source.

The left-back has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Roma, Inter Milan as well as Liverpool, but no bids have been made.

Despite insisting he wants Clichy to stay, Wenger has England international Kieran Gibbs waiting in the wings. Gibbs has made it clear he does not want to spend another year as Clichy’s back-up.

Arsenal look set to stand firm on Nasri, with ­Manchester United’s interest in the attacking midfielder ­appearing to cool.

If no new contract is agreed Nasri can leave The Emirates on a free in a year, which would guarantee him a huge cash bonanza.

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/view/198583/Arsenal-get-tough-with-pay-rebels/

Clichy on verge of £7m move to City in new blow to Wenger

By Ian Herbert and Sam Wallace

Thursday, 30 June 2011

Manchester City finally began their summer's transfer business yesterday, moving towards a £7m deal for Arsenal's Gaël Clichy – yet another player who has been taken from under Liverpool's noses.

The deal had not been entirely concluded last night, with negotiations still to be concluded on both price and personal terms, a process rendered more difficult by the fact that the player is out of the country. But Clichy may well be the first player to arrive at Eastlands this summer and City's determination to go back to Arsenal – who have already furnished them with Kolo Touré and Emmanuel Adebayor in the past two years – suggests that Roberto Mancini has reservations about the £16m signing Aleksandar Kolarov, who was unconvincing at left-back in his first season after arriving from Lazio.

The move also comes as a blow to Wenger, who had declared hopes that he could persuade the 25-year-old Clichy to stay in north London where he falls out of contract next summer and had failed to agree new terms.

Liverpool had a £5m offer for Clichy turned down earlier this month and Italian giants Roma are also interested in his services, but City's superior offer seems to have delivered a solution to a thorny position for Mancini. Wayne Bridge had looked unconvincing before Kolarov was signed but Pablo Zabaleta deputised for largeperiods of last season. City are also currently involved in the frustrating task of selling loan players to enable them to buy. Blackburn Rovers have made a tentative offer for defender Nedum Onuoha, whose Sunderland loan has ended, and the Ewood Park club are also monitoring Craig Bellamy's situation. They are one of few clubs who might meet Bellamy's wage demands, though Celtic are alsointerested.

Mancini has said he needs another striker, regardless of Carlos Tevez's decision on his own future, and has admitted that he is an enthusiast of Napoli's striker Ezequiel Lavezzi, though the Italian club's president yesterday ridiculed Mancini's claim that the 26-year-old's ?30m (£27m) get-out clause was too high as evidence that City could not afford him. Mancini has not ruled out the idea of exploring a move for Fiorentina's 23-year-old forward Alessio Cerci, though any deal for him appears to be some distance off, with neither a fee nor personal terms agreed, despite claims to the contrary in Italy media.

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/clichy-on-verge-of-1637m-move-to-city-in-new-blow-to-wenger-2304664.html

baines 20M, clichy 7M

Blackburn to launch a £6.5m bid for Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha

By Sportsmail Reporter

Last updated at 11:07 PM on 29th June 2011

Blackburn Rovers are ready to make an £6.5million bid for Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha.

The 24-year-old spent last season on loan at Sunderland and manager Steve Bruce is keen to sign him permanently this summer.

However, Blackburn are keen to find a replacement for Phil Jones and fear Chris Samba will also leave.

They are struggling to strike a deal for Brazilian Joao Miranda and Birmingham's Roger Johnson is valued at £10m. A deal for Onuoha would represent better value.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2009640/Blackburn-launch-6-5m-bid-Manchester-City-defender-Nedum-Onuoha.html#ixzz1QkLAsJW2

引用第1370樓youyou於2011-06-30 16:32發表的“”:
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