Saturday, July 18, 2009

Xabi ALonso to Madrid

Too many rumors about Liverpool and Spanish midfielder..
Real Madrid bidding to sign Xabi but Liverpool try to holding with high tag price.It's report that the Reds won't sell Xabi lower than €35 .. Xabi however looked interest to move back to Spain after settle in ENgland about 4-5 years..

Let's see the Saga.. BUt it is sad for BPL if Xabi go away.. He is one of the best holding midfield in 2008/2009 season which helped Liverpool in 2nd position...

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Arsenal sell Adebayor

Latest news, Emmanuel Adebayor will transfer to Manchester City..The Togo international appears to be moving closer to a move to City..The 25-year-old striker, who has also been linked with AC Milan and Chelsea, had a disappointing season last term but he scored 24 Premier League goals during the 2007/08 season and that is the form Hughes is hoping the forward can recapture
As Emmanuel Adebayor edges closer to a move away from Arsenal, Arsene Wenger is lining up Marouane Chamakh as his replacement.
Adebayor is expected to move to Manchester City for around €23million, and according to FourFourTwo, Wenger is set to spend around €8million of that on Chamakh.

Hope that this is the best decision from Wenger..

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Liverpool sign Mavinga

Liverpool have signed French left-back Chris Mavinga from Paris St Germain.

Mavinga, 18, can also play in the centre of defence and has represented his country at under-18 level.The Reds reportedly fought off competition from Premier League rivals Arsenal in order to secure the defender's signature.

Mavinga becomes the second young French player to join the ranks at Anfield, David Ngog being the first during last summer.

Will he will replace Jamie Carragher in future?? Let's wait and see.

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