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Antonio Rudiger admits to 'dreaming' of the Premier League as reports continue to link him with Manchester United. The Stuttgart centre-half is said to figure prominently on the Old Trafford transfer radar as Louis van Gaal seeks defensive reinforcements.
Divock Origi has revealed that he rejected an offer from Tottenham Hotspur to move to Liverpool this summer. The 19-year-old striker joined the Merseyside outfit from Lille for a reported transfer fee of £10million last month and was immediately sent back to the Ligue 1 club on loan for the 2014/15 season.
Big Spanish, Italian and German clubs wanted me but my dream was to play in the Premier League. I also went to Tottenham but of the clubs interested, I chose Liverpool.
Fish and chips beats saveloy.
Anyone know ANYTHING about this guy ?!
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Liverpool have been told they can sign Colombian defender Eder Balanta for just £4.3million after his club River Plate lowered their asking price.
The Reds have been following versatile Balanta for most of the summer so far but have been frustrated by River's £8million price tag on the player. However, the club has now confirmed that they're willing to accept just £4.3million, clearing the way for Liverpool to now swoop in. "We value him now at £4.3million," said River's president Rodolfo D'Onofrio. "The most important thing is that we can get the money now. We don't want a loan or pay a small amount now. This is not possible for us."
Liverpool want Balanta with Agger likely to depart before the end of the transfer window. A centre back who can play at left back or in midfield, Balanta is famed for his strength and power.
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Liverpool have been told they can sign Colombian defender Eder Balanta for just £4.3million after his club River Plate lowered their asking price.
The Reds have been following versatile Balanta for most of the summer so far but have been frustrated by River's £8million price tag on the player. However, the club has now confirmed that they're willing to accept just £4.3million, clearing the way for Liverpool to now swoop in. "We value him now at £4.3million," said River's president Rodolfo D'Onofrio. "The most important thing is that we can get the money now. We don't want a loan or pay a small amount now. This is not possible for us."
Liverpool want Balanta with Agger likely to depart before the end of the transfer window. A centre back who can play at left back or in midfield, Balanta is famed for his strength and power.
He's supposed to be the next big thing from Colombia, and I know it is to be sneered at, but he's a monster on Football Manager. I'd sign him for those reasons alone.
I do think it's a bit of a pointless signing, however, with Sakho, Lovren, Ilori, Wisdom, Jones all fairly young and still on the books.
I don't think you can ever have too many talented young options though.
He's still about 6 foot, no? Plus there have been a few good CBs that weren't the tallest.
The work permit issue could be a drawback, though.
Perhaps, but there is a thin line between having them and developing them, and stockpiling them and letting them stagnate.
Can't we loan him out somewhere with lax work permit regulations for the season before seeing if he can get one here?
He's being billed as a fullback and MF as well as CB.
Talking of work permits did Rojo get his yet?
No not yet not sure what is happening there. Think it is a formality but taking a while
They might be bottling it about him getting one.
Aston Villa are going out of their way to sign the shittest players in the world today. We should waft Johnson in their direction.
It's The Express but we can still dream :
Arsenal and Liverpool are still pushing hard to sign Marco Reus despite Borussia Dortmund insisting he will stay put.
Reus, who has refused to sign a new contract at Dortmund, is subject of intense speculation at present with his buyout clause set to drop below £20million next summer. And while Dortmund insist they expect the player to stay with them, the Daily Express reports that Arsenal and Liverpool are still battling it out to sign the 25-year-old.
The newspaper says both clubs are keen on bagging Reus and while Arsenal have already held talks about a deal, Liverpool remain desperate to bring him in.
Any deal is complicated by interest from Real Madrid, with some suggestions that they're keen on bagging him for a cut price, with Dortmund still owing them cash from the Nuri Şahin deal. All the interested parties are prepared to go outside of the forthcoming transfer deadline to get the player, with a January deal on the cards.
Arsenal and Liverpool are still pushing hard to sign Marco Reus despite Borussia Dortmund insisting he will stay put.
Reus, who has refused to sign a new contract at Dortmund, is subject of intense speculation at present with his buyout clause set to drop below £20million next summer. And while Dortmund insist they expect the player to stay with them, the Daily Express reports that Arsenal and Liverpool are still battling it out to sign the 25-year-old.
The newspaper says both clubs are keen on bagging Reus and while Arsenal have already held talks about a deal, Liverpool remain desperate to bring him in.
Any deal is complicated by interest from Real Madrid, with some suggestions that they're keen on bagging him for a cut price, with Dortmund still owing them cash from the Nuri Şahin deal. All the interested parties are prepared to go outside of the forthcoming transfer deadline to get the player, with a January deal on the cards.
Speaking to Sky Sports News following the Champions League draw, Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre has revealed that Liverpool are 'probably finished' in the transfer market and doubts they will bring in anyone else before Monday's deadline. However, he admits it would be wrong to rule anything out and says they will always continue to look.
our net spend is very disappointing
If we sell a couple it'll be nothing.
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