THIS EVENING'S transfer news has Liverpool looking to
Italy for Luis Suarez's replacement and breathing a sigh of relief as Barca
move on from Daniel Agger. Elsewhere, 'the next Marco Reus' has grabbed Arsenal
and Liverpool's attention, with Arsenal also set to battle Manchester City for
Asia's hottest young player
With Luis Suarez looking like leaving, Liverpool have
identified another Luis as a possible replacement
New Barca coach is NOT interested in Chelsea's David Luiz
or Liverpool's Daniel Agger and will look elsewhere for defensive reinforcements
Liverpool and Arsenal believe they've unearthed the next
Marco Reus and are set to battle it out for his signature
Tottenham legend Ossie Ardiles reckons Roberto Soldado is
the next Luis Suarez
Arsenal and Barcelona are set to muscle in on Manchester
City's bid to sign Asia's hottest prospect
Arsenal look to have been given a clear run at Luis
Suarez with Real Madrid seemingly pulling out of the race for his signature
Manchester United are still in the hunt for Cesc Fabregas
with David Moyes saying talks are still 'ongoing'
Everton boss Roberto Martinez says he hasn't received any
fresh bids for Leighton Baines or Marouane Fellaini
Arsenal or Manchester City will have to cough up £7.75m
if they want to sign Adil Rami
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew wants to bring Bafetimbi
Gomis to St James's Park
Bernard could be set to join Arsenal but they will face
competition from elsewhere in Europe
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has told Arsenal they
are not 'anywhere near' to offering enough money into forcing the Reds to sell
star striker Luis Suarez.
Manchester United have underlined their determination to
keep Wayne Rooney from Chelsea by hyping up the England striker’s comeback from
injury on the club’s official Twitter page.
Club chat and other gossip
Jose Mourinho says Davide Santon proves that he doesn't
favour older players
David Moyes has hit back after being labelled a
“dinosaur” by a top fitness coach after Robin van Persie was injured in only
his second pre-season appearance for Manchester United.
Manuel Pellegrini refused to rise to Jose Mourinho’s bait
but did agree with the Chelsea manager over one thing: Manchester City
definitely have the best strike force in the Premier League.
Brendan Rodgers may be using Liverpool’s fans in his
final move to convince Luis Suarez to remain at Anfield this summer, but even
the manager must realise some supporters are growing frustrated with the
controversial striker’s constant pleas to leave.
Andre Villas-Boas' increasing irritation over the Gareth
Bale saga was compounded in Hong Kong last night by an injury to Jan Vertonghen
and a crushing defeat.
Paolo Di Canio believes comeback star Wes Brown can play
a key role in his Sunderland revolution
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