Football Transfer Centre 2013: Transfer News and Rumours

Football Transfer Centre 2013: Transfer News and Rumours

David Moyes agrees deal to make Guillermo Varela first Manchester United signing


Thursday 6 Jun 2013 4:37 pm


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Incoming: Manchester United have agreed to buy Guillermo Varela (Picture: Getty)

David Moyes is set to make Penarol defender Guillermo Varela his first signing at Manchester United.

Varela, a powerful right-back, impressed during a recent trial at Old Trafford and now Moyes has given the go-ahead for a £2.5million deal.

The 20-year-old is highly rated in in his native Uruguay, with AC Milan and Juventus both thought to have previously shown an interest in his services.

However, it is United who have won the race, with Penarol accepting a £1.5million offer with a further £1million set to follow in bonus payments.

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First one in: David Moyes has made his first signing (Picture: Getty)

Varela is now due in Manchester before the weekend to complete personal terms and a medical, before United lodge a work permit claim with the FA.

It's thought that Moyes considers Varela as a first-team player for season, where he will provide competition for Rafael, Fabio and the versatile Phil Jones.

Varela will sign a four-year-deal and becomes the first Uruguayan to play for the club since Diego Forlan in 2004.
 
City confirm Fernandinho signing

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CUP FER IT ... the Brazilian wants to win trophies

MANCHESTER CITY have completed the signing of Brazil international Fernandinho from Shakhtar Donetsk.
The 28-year-old — who had expressed his desire to sign for City — passed a medical today after the two clubs agreed a £30million fee.
After finalising the deal, the Brazilian said his ambition was to win titles at the club.
Fernandinho said: “Playing in the Premier League for City is like a dream.
“My ambition here is to win all the titles, the team here is strong, and so is the greatness of the club and the supporters.
 
Reports: Ancelotti nears Real switch
June 6, 2013

French media reported on Thursday that Carlo Ancelotti's protracted departure from Paris Saint-Germain and predicted arrival at Real Madrid is reaching its conclusion.

There had been precious little change in the situation since Ancelotti, 53, asked to be freed from the final year of his contract at the Parc des Princes on May 19.

However, with the re-election of Florentino Perez as Madrid president earlier this week and PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi reportedly having finally accepted he cannot retain the Italian, L'Equipe - echoing reports in Spanish counterpart Marca on Wednesday - claimed 'Ancelotti, very close to Real' while Le Parisien headlined its story: 'The Ancelotti case in the final straight'.

The French capital's daily reported Perez, a long-time admirer of Ancelotti, called PSG after his re-election on Tuesday to accelerate talks that began two weeks ago to negotiate Ancelotti's departure from the French capital. L'Equipe reported Madrid would have to pay €4 million to buy out Ancelotti's contract, while Le Parisien claimed it would take between €6 and €7 million.

Both papers agreed no date has yet been set for Ancelotti to sit down with Al Khelaifi to finalise the matter.

Perez, speaking to Onda Cero radio on Wednesday night, played down talk the Italian was on the verge of making the switch.

"Ancelotti is a great person," he said. "He was a great player, now coach - one of those who are able to win leagues, who know how to manage high level players... but he is at PSG so today he is not an option."

Perez had earlier indicated that Zinedine Zidane could yet succeed Jose Mourinho, and he added: "From next week with Zidane we will see.

"Everything is possible in life. PSG must do what they think is best. If the possibility of Ancelotti is there we will analyse it."

L'Equipe also maintains Al Khelaifi would prefer sporting director Leonardo take the reins of the first team. However, the Brazilian, who has left Paris for a short holiday, will most likely have to wait at least until June 20, when his appeal against his nine-month ban is heard by the French Football Federation's Supreme Commission for Appeals before his future role is decided.

deal about to be done zile ishu za changa la macho zinaanza kupotea sasa..
 
TRANSFER GOSSIP

Chelsea have made a bid of £49.3m for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani, 26, after the Italian club rejected a lower offer that would have seen Fernando Torres head in the opposite direction.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Edinson Cavani has been linked with several of Europe's top clubs
Napoli are determined that a release clause of £53m in Cavani's contract will be triggered before they let him go, and have been given a list of fringe players from Chelsea to choose from as part of the deal.
Full story: Daily Mail

Manchester United boss David Moyes is ready to spend £40m in an attempt to beat Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to the signing of Barcelona's 26-year-old Cesc Fabregas.
Full story: The Sun

Barcelona will move for Chelsea defender David Luiz, 26, if the Catalan club fail to convince Thiago Silva, 28, to leave Paris St-Germain.
Full story: talkSPORT

Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye could move to Man United after the 27-year-old spoke of his admiration for the Old Trafford club.
Full story: The Guardian

Liverpool will complete the signing of Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas, 25, next week after Tottenham's late interest appeared to threaten their move for the Spaniard.
Full story: Metro

Fiorentina's 33-year-old midfielder David Pizarro, who spent six months on loan at Manchester City in the second half of their title-winning season in 2011-12, wants to return to the Premier League this summer.
Full story: Sky Sports.com

Liverpool will attempt to beat Everton boss Roberto Martinez to the capture of Wigan striker Arouna Kone, 29, by making a bid for the Ivory Coast international. Kone has a £6.5m release clause in his contract.
Full story: The Sun

Chelsea are prepared to take on Arsenal in an attempt to sign Wayne Rooney from Manchester United if new manager David Moyes decides to sell the 27-year-old striker this summer.
Full story: The Independent

Arsenal are closing in on Real Madrid's Gonzalo Higuain, 25, after Arsene Wenger met the striker and his father in Paris.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Spurs are preparing to offer Bayern Munich £7m for striker Mario Gomez, 27, who now appears to be surplus to requirements at the German club.
Full story: Metro

Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway has made a £4m bid to bring Blackpool winger Thomas Ince to Selhurst Park.
Full story: The Sun

Stoke City goalkeeper Thomas Sorenson, 36, is keen to speak with new manager Mark Hughes, although his future at the club could depend on whether the Potters sell Asmir Begovic.
Full story: Stoke Sentinel

Fenerbahce hope to entice Tottenham left-back Benoit Assou-Ekotto, 29, to Turkey via a £6m deal. The defender is out of contract in 2015.
Full story: Daily Mail

Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina says he would "understand" if Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez, 26, wanted a move away from Anfield.
Full story: Daily Mail

Former Arsenal midfielder Stewart Robson says Arsene Wenger cannot be trusted to spend the Gunners' transfer money wisely this summer.
Full story: talkSPORT
 
Released:

  1. Chelsea: Amin Affane, Yossi Benayoun, Abdul Deen-Conteh, Paulo Ferreira, Hilario, Florent Malouda, Archange Nkumu, Ross Turnbull
  2. Everton: Johan Hammar, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Sam Kelly, Jan Mucha, Phil Neville
  3. Fulham: Chris Baird, Simon Davies, Mahamadou Diarra, Thomas Donegan, Corey Gameiro, Georgios Karagkounis, James Musa, Richard Peniket, Mladen Petric, Mark Schwarzer, Alex Smith, Csaba Somogyi
  4. Liverpool: Tyrell Belford, Jamie Carragher, Jamie Stephens, Dan Wilson
  5. Manchester City: Wayne Bridge, Filippo Mancini, Ryan McGivern, Roque Santa Cruz, Kolo Toure
  6. Manchester United: Reece Brown, John Cofie, Michele Fornasier, Luke Giverin, Luke Hendrie, Luke McCullough, Paul Scholes, Gyliano Van Velzen, Freddie Veseli
  7. Newcastle: Steve Harper, Yven Moyo, Danny Simpson
  8. Reading: Nick Bignall, Simon Church, Ian Harte, Noel Hunt, Charlie Losasso, Angus MacDonald, Alex Pearce, Nicky Shorey, Jay Tabb, Joshua Webb, Brett Williams
  9. Swansea: Mark Gower
  10. Tottenham HotspursJack Barthram, David Bentley, John Bostock, William Gallas, Jack Munns, Jake Nicholson
  11. West Bromwich Albion: Marc-Antoine Fortune, Zoltan Gera, Gonzalo Jara, Romaine Sawyers, Jerome Thomas
  12. Wast Ham: Cole Carlton, Jake Larkins, Gary O'Neil, Jack Powell, Jami Rafati, Eoin Wearen.
  13. Wigan: Peter Aylmer, Albert Crusat, Franco Di Santo, David Jones, Adrian Lopez, Jonathan Lynch, Callum Morris, Filip Orsula, Ronnie Stam, Joshua Sumner, Ryan Watson.
 
Manchester United boss David Moyes is ready to spend £40m in an attempt to beat Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to the signing of Barcelona's 26-year-old Cesc Fabregas.

Huyu dogo keshafikisha miaka 26?

Nakumbuka juzi tuu alikuwa anachezea Arsenal akiwa na miaka 17.
 
David Moyes agrees deal to make Guillermo Varela first Manchester United signing


Thursday 6 Jun 2013 4:37 pm


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Incoming: Manchester United have agreed to buy Guillermo Varela (Picture: Getty)

David Moyes is set to make Penarol defender Guillermo Varela his first signing at Manchester United.

Varela, a powerful right-back, impressed during a recent trial at Old Trafford and now Moyes has given the go-ahead for a £2.5million deal.

The 20-year-old is highly rated in in his native Uruguay, with AC Milan and Juventus both thought to have previously shown an interest in his services.

However, it is United who have won the race, with Penarol accepting a £1.5million offer with a further £1million set to follow in bonus payments.

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First one in: David Moyes has made his first signing (Picture: Getty)

Varela is now due in Manchester before the weekend to complete personal terms and a medical, before United lodge a work permit claim with the FA.

It’s thought that Moyes considers Varela as a first-team player for season, where he will provide competition for Rafael, Fabio and the versatile Phil Jones.

Varela will sign a four-year-deal and becomes the first Uruguayan to play for the club since Diego Forlan in 2004.
Guillermo Varela: Manchester United sign Uruguayan defender

Manchester United have completed a deal to sign Uruguayan right-back Guillermo Varela from Atletico Penarol for an undisclosed fee.

Varela, 20, had a trial at Old Trafford last season and is David Moyes's first signing as Manchester United manager. The defender has made one appearance for Penarol but has nine caps for Uruguay's Under-20 side.

Varela is taking part in the Under-20 World Championships, which runs from 21 June to 13 July, in Turkey.

Penarol head coach Jorge Da Silva believes the youngster has earned the move. Da Silva said: "This is what he deserves. It is a shame to see him go but you can't deny him the opportunity to join a club like this."

Rafael was United's regular right-back last season, with Phil Jones and Chris Smalling also featuring in the role.

The deal is done.
 
Arsenal plan to make three club record breaking bids this week for Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain, 25, Borussia Dortmund midfielder Ilkay Gundogan, 22, and Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Lars Bender, 24. Full story: Mail on Sunday

Real Madrid winger Cristiano Ronaldo, 28, refuses to rule out signing a new deal with the Spanish club, amid speculation he will rejoin Manchester United this summer.
Full story: The Sun

Manchester City will make a £30m bid for Real Madrid winger Angel Di Maria, 25. Full story: Sunday People

Tottenham are vying with Borussia Dortmund to sign Brazil and Atletico Mineiro winger Bernard, 20, and are interested in Fulham wide man Alex Kacaniklic, 21.
Full story: Sunday Mirror

West Ham are considering whether to make a £12m move for Vitesse Arnhem striker Wilfried Bony, 24, as doubts persist about their move for Liverpool's Andy Carroll, who spent last season on loan at Upton Park.
Full story: Sunday Telegraph

Newcastle are not prepared to offer more than £10m for their former striker Carroll. The 24-year-old is currently considering a £15m permanent move to West Ham.
Full story: Sunday Express

Newcastle may end up selling striker Papiss Cisse, 28, as he has informed the club he does not want to wear a loan company's branding on the club's shirts next season because of his beliefs as a Muslim.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

Chelsea hold an advantage in the race to sign Porto defender Eliaquim Mangala, 22, as Manchester United manager David Moyes - who is interested in the player - is currently on holiday.
Full story: Sunday People

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho plans to sell striker Demba Ba, 28 after just five months at Stamford Bridge.
Full story: Sunday Mirror
And Mourinho is planning to sign strikers Edinson Cavani, 26, from Napoli and Hulk, 26, from Zenit St Petersburg for a total of £90m.
Full story: Sunday Express
But the Portuguese is targeting Bayern Munich forward Mario Gomez, 27, as a possible alternative to Cavani.
Full story: Sunday Times

Chelsea may also move for Real Madrid midfielder Xabi Alonso, 31, who has yet to agree a contract extension with the Spanish club.
Full story: Sunday Telegraph

Playmaker Stephane Sessegnon, 29, wants to leave Sunderland. The Benin international has been valued at £8m by his club, with Champions League qualifiers Marseille said to be interested in buying him.
Full story: Sunday People

New Everton manager Roberto Martinez is considering a £10m move for Chelsea forward Victor Moses, who used to play for him at Wigan.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

Striker Kevin Davies looks set to join Sheffield Wednesday but is also being watched by Sunderland, Hull, Blackpool and Wolves.
Full story: The Sun

Chelsea's plan to relocate to a 60,000-seat stadium in Earl's Court could be back on after they were invited to bid for a 17-acre plot in the area that is scheduled to be put up for sale at the end of this year.
Full story: Mail on Sunday

Former Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has bought a home in London as he wants to get another job in the Premier League.
Full story: Sunday Mirror
 
Kwa mujibu wa PrN-kazi "inasemekana Amri Kiemba amesaini Yanga, tayari kwa kutumikia timu hiyo msimu ujao. inakuaje Simba wanaachia wachezaji muhimu wote kuondoka ndani ya kikosi!!!!, Amri Kiemba ni mchezaji mwenye nidhamu ya hali ya juu sana na anaheshimu kazi yake kwa kiasi chochote ambacho alikua anaitaji angepatiwa tu, kama ni kweli; Binafsi naona haijakaa sawa, kuna maswali mengi ya kujiuliza juu ya benchi la ufundi la Simba. Sijui wadau ili linawagusaje aisee": https://www.jamiiforums.com/sports/465820-hii-ya-amri-kiemba-imekaaje.html
 
Well mkuu, it ddnt have to be your foot... I just asked a question wether its tru or not. Nlichosikia ni kuwa mabwana hawa Emirates wameingiliana mkataba wawajengee uwanja then utakuwa under their name kwa kipindi cha mida flani. If its not true, you js had to say.... Mi sijakubishia wala kukukatalia

Emirates wamebadilisaha uwanja wa Arsenal mwaka 2006 kwa sheria ya Stadium naming Rights na uwanja wa Arsenal ulikuwa uitwe Ashburton grove mahala kitongoji ulipojengwa kuanzia 2003 unaweza ukaona hawa waarabu walikuja 3 years later baada ya Arsenal kukopa pesa kwenye Mabenki..kama unaikumbuka Bolton wonderes wao uwanja wao ulikuwa waitwa Reebok stadium kwa mkataba wa kutumia jina kwa biashara si kwamba wamegharamia ujenzi la hasha....
 
[h=3]ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI will more than double his money if he joins Manchester United.[/h] The Polish striker earns £2million a year - almost £40,000 a week - at Borussia Dortmund.
But United would be prepared to pay him £90,000 a week - nearly £4.7m a year.
The player was expecting to follow his team-mate Mario Gotze to Bayern Munich.
But Dortmund blocked that this week saying they were adamant he would not go to their Bundesliga rivals and the team that beat them in the Champions League Final.
The player himself was stunned by that development but does not believe he will still be at Dortmund next season.
Lewandowski said: "I do not think that this is the final decision and I expect the situation to change.
"I am enjoying my holiday for now but I hope things move forward pretty soon and the situation changes.
"I do not get upset about anything."
United have now been told they can have the Polish striker if they offer £25.5m.
Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke has said that the deal to Munich will not go through because they simply had not bid.
Watzke said: "Robert will definitely not transfer to Bayern Munich in 2013.
"This is final. We have informed Robert and his advisers. The Bayern case is closed because there was no written offer."
But Dortmund will not want to hang on to Lewandowski as he has only a year left on his current contract and they risk losing him for nothing.
Meanwhile United have completed the first signing since David Moyes became boss by snapping up Uruguayan right-back Guillermo Varela from Atletico Penarol.
The deal is worth an initial £1m but could rise to £2.5m based on appearances and the 20-year-old has signed a five-year contract.
Varela said: "I'm very pleased to be a part of this club.
"This is a huge club that has won everything and I really hope that continues."
 
BARCA IN FOR £17M TORRES

BARCELONA are ready to end Fernando Torres’ Chelsea nightmare.
The Spanish champs are preparing an audacious £17million bid for the misfit striker — £33m LESS than the British record transfer fee Chelsea paid Liverpool for him two years ago

New boss Jose Mourinho wants face-to-face talks with Torres before making any decisions about the club’s highest-paid player.

But with the Blues chasing £54m Napoli striker Edinson Cavani, Torres knows his days are numbered.

Now it seems a matter of how much of a hit Mourinho’s Chelsea are prepared to take on Torres, who has three years of his £9m-a-year contract to run.

Torres, 29, is on international duty with Spain and not due back at Stamford Bridge for another month.

He has just completed his most productive season yet in Chelsea colours with 22 goals, but only eight of those were scored in the Premier League.

Barcelona, who are also preparing a £35m offer for Blues centre-half David Luiz, see Torres as a back-up striker at the Nou Camp and believe a return to Spain can revitalise his flagging career.

They want him to replace international team-mate David Villa, who is set to leave the Nou Camp.

And they are ready to match the £175,000-a- week wages that Torres trousers at the Bridge.
 
Andre Schurrle set for Chelsea switch after Stamford Bridge club agrees terms with Bayer Leverkusen

13 Jun 2013 13:38The German international now has to complete a medical and agree personal terms with the Blues


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Taking it to the Bridge: German forward Andre Schurrle

Chelsea's first signing of the new Jose Mourinho era looks set to be completed very soon following the news that Andre Schurrle is set to make the switch to Stamford Bridge this summer.
A statement on the Chelsea FC official website reads: "Chelsea Football Club and Bayer 04 Leverkusen have reached an agreement for the transfer of André Schürrle, subject to the completion of legal documentation and related matters, including personal terms and passing a medical."
 
Manuel Pellegrini has finally been confirmed as the new Manchester City manager after a series of delays.
PA Sport – 1 hour 9 minutes ago

Eurosport - Malaga's coach Manuel Pellegrini (Reuters)

The Chilean's arrival has been widely expected since 2012 Premier League-winning boss Roberto Mancini was sacked a month ago.
The 59-year-old has agreed a three-year deal at the Etihad Stadium and will officially take up his post on June 24.
Pellegrini arrives from Spanish side Malaga, whom he guided to the quarter-finals of the Champions League last season.
He said: "I am delighted to accept this hugely-exciting opportunity.
 
Haaahaaa! Naona msimu ujao waliotoka kapa wataendelea kutoka kapa.
 
Haaahaaa! Naona msimu ujao waliotoka kapa wataendelea kutoka kapa.

Msimu ujao mimi naona EPL itakuwa na ushindani mkubwa sana ukizingatia timu kama Liverpool nao wanajiimarisha waingie nne bora.Stuart Pearce naye anafuta timu kafukuzwa ukocha wa England U/21.
 
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