Thursday 5 July 2012

All the latest Premier League gossip and transfer news

All thfer news, you can use the links to go to the news paper or media which published the story, this will be a daily round up of what the papers have been sayinge latest Premier League gossip and transfer news


5th July 2012



Robin van Persie's decision not to sign a new contract at Arsenal could pave the way for a £220k-a-week move to Manchester City.
Manchester United are also interested in Van Persie and are hoping they can lure him to Old Trafford.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson wants to splash out £30m on Sao Paulo midfielder Lucas Moura who is also a target for Chelsea and Real Madrid.
Mark Hateley has urged Liverpool striker Andy Carroll to leave Liverpool and join AC Milan saying he would become a better all-round player if he did.
Italy star Andrea Pirlo has told Mario Balotelli to join him at Juventus, after revealing he knows exactly how to get the best out of the Manchester City striker.
Swansea's new manager Michael Laudrup is planning moves for Genoa centre-back Chico and Villarreal midfielder Jonathan de Guzman with the pair having played under him at Real Mallorca.
Sunderland have joined the race to sign Ajax star Vurnon Anita according to sources in the Netherlands. Newcastle have already had a bid of about £4.5m rejected.
Former Real Madrid star Guti is training with West Ham ahead of a potential free transfer.
Benfica are weighing up a move for Manchester United midfielder Anderson according to reports in Portugal.
Newcastle United are closing in on the signature of Lille right-back Mathieu Debuchy despite Inter Milan's attempts to try and hijack the deal.
Fulham are ready to move for Blackburn goalkeeper Paul Robinson after his move to Turkish club Besiktas stalled.
Roberto Di Matteo says it is wrong to brand his Chelsea side as negative just because they "parked the bus" in their Champions League ties with Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher is unlikely to be back for pre-season training as he tries to overcome a chronic bowel condition.
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio says fellow Italian and Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli needs some "slaps" to turn him into a team player.



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