Transfers
Rover Di Santo in no hurry to rejoin Chelsea
Blackburn Rovers' loan striker Franco di Santo, whose performance and first Premier League goal against Burnley underlined his rich potential, has hinted that he would rather stay and play at Ewood Park than return to Chelsea and warm the bench.
Inside Transfers
Hughes plays down Robinho transfer talk
Friday, 16 October 2009
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes is adamant Robinho has a long-term future at Eastlands.
Sunderland complete Zenden transfer
Friday, 16 October 2009
Former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Boudewijn Zenden has joined Sunderland until the end of the season after impressing while training on Wearside.
Swap deal for Henry could tempt Hughes
Friday, 16 October 2009
Mark Hughes did not revive the interest in Thierry Henry this summer that he had in the player in January but the prospect of a deal to bring him to Manchester City seems more likely after Robinho said it would be "fun" to play for Barcelona.
United ready to step up scouting in Brazil
Friday, 16 October 2009
Sir Alex Ferguson, who retains an interest in bringing Douglas Costa of Gremio to Old Trafford, has revealed that Manchester United have deployed a second scout in Brazil to scour what he considers to be one of the best areas in the world to scout for players.
Yeung pledges £40m transfer fund for Birmingham
Thursday, 15 October 2009
New Birmingham owner Carson Yeung has pledged to spend up to £40million on new players during the January transfer window.
Robinho admits interest in Barcelona loan switch
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Manchester City's Brazilian forward Robinho would like to play for Barcelona but knows nothing about a loan deal reported in Spanish media.
Ferguson gives Defour assurance over interest
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has stepped up his interest in Steven Defour, sending the injured Standard Liege captain a letter reassuring him that he continues to monitor his progress.
Stoke desperate to keep Shawcross amid speculation
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Stoke chairman Peter Coates insists they will do everything to keep Ryan Shawcross but has warned the defender not to get distracted by media speculation.
Alves welcomes Robinho transfer talk
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Barcelona defender Dani Alves has welcomed reports linking Robinho with a possible move to the Camp Nou.
Adriano would only move to Inter Milan
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Brazil striker Adriano has declared he will only play for former club Internazionale should he return to Europe.
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