Transfer Market Here is some hot transfer news in English Football.
May 30, 2008
The Latest hot transfer news in English Football
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The agent of Espanyol midfielder Albert Riera says that there is no truth in the reports that Liverpool has a bid for his player.
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Marseille midfielder Samir Nasri is heading to Arsenal, but the clubs are still negotiating terms of the deal.
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Chelsea’s out-of-the Peruvian striker Claudio Pizarro May return to Germany with the former club Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich are interested. But the combination of Spanish Valencia and Villarreal have also considered for a move.
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Middlesbrough midfielder George Boateng has stated that he expects both sides of the Old Firm - Celtic and Rangers - to move for him this summer.
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Harry Redknapp, Portsmouth for the financing of five new signing this summer as he prepares to chase another top-10 place Premier League and UEFA Cup success. And he could start with a surprise bid for Wigan the former England striker Emile Heskey.
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Czech goalkeeper Petr Cech will open contract talks with Chelsea in the coming weeks.
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David Trezeguet the agent, Antonio Caliendo, revealed that Barcelona have joined him to try and sign of the Juventus striker. “Barca are interested in David,” he said. “They have been known for years.
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AC Milan manager Carlo Ancelotti is favourite to land the £6m-a-year manager’s job, but Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon wants to interview several candidates, with Blackburn boss Mark Hughes also a pioneer.
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Tottenham have agreed a £12m deal for Barcelona’s Mexican 19-year old wonder kid Giovanni Dos Santos.
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Manchester City defender Richard Dunne is also on the verge of signing a £ 5m deal with Tottenham, a step that could ignite a player exodus from Eastland.
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Rangers are on the trail of £5m-rated Italian wide player Raffaele Palladino of Juventus.
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Liverpool plan to give Liverpool star striker Fernando Torres a £4m salary increase. The extra £ 400,000-a-year is intended to see out the interest of Chelsea.
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