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Thursday, June 13, 2013
Official: Shakhtar complete €11m Fernando signing
The young midfielder has joined the Brazilian contingent athis new
club as he will be looking to establish himself in Europe Shakhtar
Donetskhave secured the services of Brazil international Fernandofrom
Gremioin a deal worth €11 million, according to the club's official
website.
The midfielder has signed a five-year contract with the Ukrainian champions.
Mircea Lucescu's sidewere in the market for a new midfielder due to
the departureof Fernandinho to Manchester City and they see the
21-year-old as the ideal replacement.
Fernando is a product of the Gremioyouth academy and had developed
into an important first team member at the Porto Alegre side since
breaking into the first team in January 2010.
The midfielder has already been cappedat senior level for Brazil and
joins compatriots such as Alex Texeira, Taison, Douglas Costa and Luiz
Adriano at his new club.
Shakhtar previously secured the servicesof Wellington Nem from Fluminense.
club as he will be looking to establish himself in Europe Shakhtar
Donetskhave secured the services of Brazil international Fernandofrom
Gremioin a deal worth €11 million, according to the club's official
website.
The midfielder has signed a five-year contract with the Ukrainian champions.
Mircea Lucescu's sidewere in the market for a new midfielder due to
the departureof Fernandinho to Manchester City and they see the
21-year-old as the ideal replacement.
Fernando is a product of the Gremioyouth academy and had developed
into an important first team member at the Porto Alegre side since
breaking into the first team in January 2010.
The midfielder has already been cappedat senior level for Brazil and
joins compatriots such as Alex Texeira, Taison, Douglas Costa and Luiz
Adriano at his new club.
Shakhtar previously secured the servicesof Wellington Nem from Fluminense.
Football transfer rumours: Fernando Torres to...
Barcelona desperately need a defender or two. So Barcelona are in for
a player whose best years were at Liverpool some seasons back.
They'rein for Daniel Agger, of course. Sorry. They're in forFernando
Torresof course. In the
how-to-outdo-Arsenal-in-signing-players-who-don't-fix-the-problems-that-are-effin-obviousstakes,
Barça are world champions. Apparently Tito Vilanova has been impressed
with Fernando's sulky sub performances for Chelsea and has a comfy
cushion on the Camp Nou bench for him to park his rear on. He'll
replace current sulky subDavid Villa, who is off
toLiverpool/Tottenham/Manchester United/Manchester
City/Arsenalfootball club.Chelseawill likelydump Torres
outsideNapoli's Stadio San Paolo, however, along with £30m and a note
asking for them to postEdinson Cavanito Stamford Bridge
thank-you-very-much.
Qatari lottery winnersParis Saint-Germainheard someone was worth £85m
yesterday. So, naturally, they're happy to throw the money at
whichever club wants it for whatever they're selling. Luckily for
themit's not a bag of spuds from Stoke. But that's enough of Charlie
Adam. It'sGareth BaleandSpurs. In fact they're going to pay £10m in
compensation and nabAndré Villas-Boasto replace Carlo Ancelotti as
manager first. You see, Bale's daughter, Alba Violet Bale, has the
same initials as AVB which, obviously, means it's an insult to her if
he doesn't follow AVB everywhere throughout his career.
If Bale does hotfoot it to PSG or Real Madrid, Spurs will have to
replace his GB initials in the squad. Today's Rumour Mill-monger would
be in with a shout if he wasn't crapat football these days and
contracted to a seven-a-side team in Holloway. So instead, £4mGareth
Barrywill step in. Probably quite slowly. You see,Spurshope he can
replaceScott Parker, who looks to have run around in circles for the
last time at Spurs. At 33, he probably can't take another innocuous
kickto the groin or ball in the face anyway. Unless it's
forSunderlandcheerleader Paolo Di Canio, who is interested. Spurs are
still hopeful that £36m will bring bothLeandro DamiãoandRoberto
Soldadotheir way from Internacional and Valencia.
David Moyes wantsCristiano RonaldoorRobert LewandowskiatManchester
United. He's not bothered who. He just loves his new comfy chair in
his Old Trafford office andthe fact that he can make inquiries about
such players without being laughed at. He may have to send a couple of
million euros the way of Bayern Munich to snaffle Lewandowski, though,
as they supposedly have an agreement with the Poland striker.But in
the meantime, he's going to sign theBenficadefenderEzequiel Garayfor
£15m. And then chuckleto himself at the novelty of it all.
Hubris'sNicklas Bendtnermay finally leave Arsenal. Apparently, five
clubs have made a £3m bid for the Dane, which isn't an awful lot of
money really, is it? Even for a Big Man who doesn't score many goals.
Speaking of which,Andy Carrollis close to completing a £15.5m move
fromLiverpooltoWest Ham, where Sam Allardyce is hopingto bringDemba
Baback on loan from Chelsea in the hope that at least one of them will
be fit each weekend.
Elsewhere,Aston Villaare going to spend £4m on theNordsjaellendand
Denmark defender Jores Oklore. After shambling around in the 4-0
drubbing by Armenia in midweek, hecould slip right into Villa's
patchwork defence unnoticed. Mark Hughes is going to pounce on free
agentDavid Bentleyand ask him to be free-flowing footballStoke City's
metronome next season. Having attracted no interest from Manchester
United– despite his best efforts –Yohan Cabaye's agent has sent smoke
signals to southern France instead, where moneybagsMonacomay get a
whiff and send £10m toNewcastlefor the 27-year-old.
Liverpoolare close to an £8m deal forSunderland'sSimonMignolet.
WithPepé Reinalikely to do one back toBarcelona.
"Let's all have an Isco," trillManchester Citybeancounters, who reckon
sending £15m toMálagawill be enough to get him parcelled up and posted
back to the Etihad.
Wigan foghorn Dave Whelan will interviewSteve McClarenandOwen Coylefor
theLaticsjob. Neither willget the chance to say anything so how he'll
choose between them, the Mill hasn't a clue.
And still no word on whetherTony Pulisisgoing to be the new Marcelo
Bielsa atAthletic Bilbao. Funny that.
Source : the guardian
a player whose best years were at Liverpool some seasons back.
They'rein for Daniel Agger, of course. Sorry. They're in forFernando
Torresof course. In the
how-to-outdo-Arsenal-in-signing-players-who-don't-fix-the-problems-that-are-effin-obviousstakes,
Barça are world champions. Apparently Tito Vilanova has been impressed
with Fernando's sulky sub performances for Chelsea and has a comfy
cushion on the Camp Nou bench for him to park his rear on. He'll
replace current sulky subDavid Villa, who is off
toLiverpool/Tottenham/Manchester United/Manchester
City/Arsenalfootball club.Chelseawill likelydump Torres
outsideNapoli's Stadio San Paolo, however, along with £30m and a note
asking for them to postEdinson Cavanito Stamford Bridge
thank-you-very-much.
Qatari lottery winnersParis Saint-Germainheard someone was worth £85m
yesterday. So, naturally, they're happy to throw the money at
whichever club wants it for whatever they're selling. Luckily for
themit's not a bag of spuds from Stoke. But that's enough of Charlie
Adam. It'sGareth BaleandSpurs. In fact they're going to pay £10m in
compensation and nabAndré Villas-Boasto replace Carlo Ancelotti as
manager first. You see, Bale's daughter, Alba Violet Bale, has the
same initials as AVB which, obviously, means it's an insult to her if
he doesn't follow AVB everywhere throughout his career.
If Bale does hotfoot it to PSG or Real Madrid, Spurs will have to
replace his GB initials in the squad. Today's Rumour Mill-monger would
be in with a shout if he wasn't crapat football these days and
contracted to a seven-a-side team in Holloway. So instead, £4mGareth
Barrywill step in. Probably quite slowly. You see,Spurshope he can
replaceScott Parker, who looks to have run around in circles for the
last time at Spurs. At 33, he probably can't take another innocuous
kickto the groin or ball in the face anyway. Unless it's
forSunderlandcheerleader Paolo Di Canio, who is interested. Spurs are
still hopeful that £36m will bring bothLeandro DamiãoandRoberto
Soldadotheir way from Internacional and Valencia.
David Moyes wantsCristiano RonaldoorRobert LewandowskiatManchester
United. He's not bothered who. He just loves his new comfy chair in
his Old Trafford office andthe fact that he can make inquiries about
such players without being laughed at. He may have to send a couple of
million euros the way of Bayern Munich to snaffle Lewandowski, though,
as they supposedly have an agreement with the Poland striker.But in
the meantime, he's going to sign theBenficadefenderEzequiel Garayfor
£15m. And then chuckleto himself at the novelty of it all.
Hubris'sNicklas Bendtnermay finally leave Arsenal. Apparently, five
clubs have made a £3m bid for the Dane, which isn't an awful lot of
money really, is it? Even for a Big Man who doesn't score many goals.
Speaking of which,Andy Carrollis close to completing a £15.5m move
fromLiverpooltoWest Ham, where Sam Allardyce is hopingto bringDemba
Baback on loan from Chelsea in the hope that at least one of them will
be fit each weekend.
Elsewhere,Aston Villaare going to spend £4m on theNordsjaellendand
Denmark defender Jores Oklore. After shambling around in the 4-0
drubbing by Armenia in midweek, hecould slip right into Villa's
patchwork defence unnoticed. Mark Hughes is going to pounce on free
agentDavid Bentleyand ask him to be free-flowing footballStoke City's
metronome next season. Having attracted no interest from Manchester
United– despite his best efforts –Yohan Cabaye's agent has sent smoke
signals to southern France instead, where moneybagsMonacomay get a
whiff and send £10m toNewcastlefor the 27-year-old.
Liverpoolare close to an £8m deal forSunderland'sSimonMignolet.
WithPepé Reinalikely to do one back toBarcelona.
"Let's all have an Isco," trillManchester Citybeancounters, who reckon
sending £15m toMálagawill be enough to get him parcelled up and posted
back to the Etihad.
Wigan foghorn Dave Whelan will interviewSteve McClarenandOwen Coylefor
theLaticsjob. Neither willget the chance to say anything so how he'll
choose between them, the Mill hasn't a clue.
And still no word on whetherTony Pulisisgoing to be the new Marcelo
Bielsa atAthletic Bilbao. Funny that.
Source : the guardian
Andre Schurrle: Chelsea agree £18m deal for German forward
Andre Schurrle is set to become Jose Mourinho's first signing since his return as Chelsea manager.
The Blues have agreed an £18m fee with Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen for the Germany international forward.
Schurrle, 22, will now discuss personal terms with the London club and undergo a medical before completing the move.
Andre Schurrle factfile
*.Age:22
*.Height:6ft
*.Position:Striker/winger
*.Clubs:Mainz, Leverkusen
*.Goals for Germany:7
"Chelsea Football Club and Bayer Leverkusen have reached an agreement for thetransfer of Andre Schurrle," astatement on the club's website read.
"The deal is subject to the completion of legal documentation and related matters, including personal terms and passing a medical."
Mourinho was confirmed as the new Chelsea manager on 3 June but Leverkusen had revealed interest from the Blues in Schurrlebefore the former Real Madridmanager's appointment.
Schurrle is a long-term targetfor the Stamford Bridge club, who had a bid for him rejected last summer.The former Mainz player has since expressed his regret a move did not happen.
He scored 11 goals in 34 league games in 2012-13 for Leverkusen, who finished in the third and final automatic Champions League qualifying place in the Bundesliga.
Schurrle, who is comfortable playing on the wing or in a central striking role, has also impressed for Germany - scoring seven goals in 24 appearances - and was included in their Euro 2012 squad.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
West Ham in talks with veteran midfielder Massimo Ambrosini
Massimo Ambrosini's agent has confirmed thatWest Ham are in talks with
the veteran following his AC Milan release.
Ambrosini has been given a free transfer by the Italian giants after
18 years at the club and Sam Allardyce has identified the midfielder
as a summer target.
The 36-year-old also has offers from Major League Soccer clubs in the
United States but agent Moreno Roggi has revealed that neither this
nor retirement are options his client is considering.
"Obviously Massimo wants to continue," Roggi told the Calciomercato website.
"His preference would be overseas clubs, but if an offer did come in
from an Italian side, we would not ignore it completely.
"At this moment we are in talks with West Ham, while we have already
ruled out Major League Soccer."
Ambrosini won two UEFA Champions League trophies for Milan, making his
debut in 1995 alongside the likes of Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini,
Marcelo Desailly and former Hammers hero Paolo Di Canio.
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source: skysport.com
the veteran following his AC Milan release.
Ambrosini has been given a free transfer by the Italian giants after
18 years at the club and Sam Allardyce has identified the midfielder
as a summer target.
The 36-year-old also has offers from Major League Soccer clubs in the
United States but agent Moreno Roggi has revealed that neither this
nor retirement are options his client is considering.
"Obviously Massimo wants to continue," Roggi told the Calciomercato website.
"His preference would be overseas clubs, but if an offer did come in
from an Italian side, we would not ignore it completely.
"At this moment we are in talks with West Ham, while we have already
ruled out Major League Soccer."
Ambrosini won two UEFA Champions League trophies for Milan, making his
debut in 1995 alongside the likes of Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini,
Marcelo Desailly and former Hammers hero Paolo Di Canio.
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source: skysport.com
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Fabregas and Lewandowski give green light to join Moyes's United revolution
Manchester United are increasingly confident they can bring Cesc Fabregas and Robert Lewandowski to Old Trafford this summer after being given private encouragement from both players.
New United manager David Moyes would ideally like to bring both the Barcelona midfielder and Borussia Dortmund’s Poland striker to the club before his squad departs on a tour of Asia and Australia in the middle of next month.
It is understood both players have expressed an interest in joining the Barclays PremierLeague champions and United feel they can do the deals.
Fabregas’s former club Arsenal have first refusal on the 26-year-old if he leaves the Nou Camp this summer butUnited are understandably confident that Old Trafford may prove more attractive to a player who spent eight years with the London club before moving back to Spain two summers ago.
Lewandowski is keen to move to England after his hopes of a switch to new European champions Bayern Munich were dashed this week.
United have been tracking thePolish star for months and believe he could provide genuine competition for Robin van Persie, who will be 30 shortly before the start of theclub’s title defence begins in August.
His arrival would also increase the pressure on Wayne Rooney, who asked to leave Old Trafford towards the end of last season.
Meanwhile, United goalkeeper David de Gea is relishing the chance to work with Moyes after getting over the ‘surprise’ of Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement.
De Gea, who is in Israel helping Spain’s bid to retain their European Under 21 crown, is confident former Everton boss Moyes can seamlessly take over from Ferguson.
‘Of course I am looking forward to the new season,’ said De Gea.
‘It was a surprise to us all that Ferguson left. But we know that when we get back to training Moyes will be thereand it is going to be a pleasure to work with him.
'But we know that when we getback to training he (Moyes) will be there and it is going to be a pleasure to work with him.'
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