THIS MORNING'S transfer news sees Real Madrid coach Carlo
Ancelotti confirm the Spanish club are in talks with Tottenham to sign Gareth
Bale, who could become the most expensive player in history. Meanwhile, David
De Gea wants Cesc Fabregas to join him at Manchester United and Steven Gerrard
tells Luis Suarez to snub Arsenal to stay at Liverpool.
Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has confirmed that
the Spanish giants are in talks with Tottenham to sign Gareth Bale.
Bale met Andre Villas-Boas yesterday at training but
tomorrow at Stansted Airport could be the acid test of whether he will seal a
move to Real Madrid this summer or not.
EXCLUSIVE: Matt Le Tissier knows all about becoming a
club legend. And that is why he believes Gareth Bale must think with his
trademark heart before turning his back on Tottenham.
David De Gea is desperate for Barcelona’s Cesc Fabregas
to join him at Manchester United as David Moyes sweats on a £35m bid.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard hopes Luis Suarez will
stay at the club and sample Champions League football.
Everton legend Neville Southall says the club should
forget about signing Joey Barton - because he is no better than Forrest Gump.
Fulham have made a £4m bid for Darren Bent and Newcastle
are also confident of doing a deal with Villa for the striker, who is valued by
the West Midlands club at £6m.
West Brom will make Salomon Kalou their top earner if he
joins from Lille for £2.6m, but West Ham are also in the running to sign the
former Chelsea ace.
EXCLUSIVE: Boris Pandza has been left fuming after being
told his Rangers move is off unless Ally McCoist can get players out the door.
Aleksandar Kolarov will leave Manchester City if he is
not playing regularly under new manager Manuel Pellegrini.
Everton and QPR are set to battle it out for the
signature of former Liverpool and Juventus midfielder Momo Sissoko.
Real Sociedad have emerged as a surprise destination for
Josh McEachran next season with the Spanish side confident a loan move can be
agreed with Chelsea
Club chat and other gossip
Michael Laudrup is sure Swansea can emulate his former
club Getafe by producing a memorable European run.
EXCLUSIVE: For Blackburn Rovers it took turmoil, trauma
and turnover in the dugout at ludicrous levels before reality finally bit. Now
must come the recovery under Gary Bowyer.
Scott McDonald is relishing meeting the passionate
Millwall fans after playing in front of half-empty stadiums at Middlesbrough.
Best of the rest
Roy Hodgson will manage the Under-21s and senior England
sides on consecutive nights against Scotland this month.
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