TRANSFER GOSSIP (25/07/2012)



TRANSFER GOSSIP
Arsenal are closing in on the signing of Spain's
Santi Cazorla, 27, after the Malaga midfielder
agreed terms with the Gunners.
Full story: Daily Mail

Joe Allen, 22, can leave Swansea for £15m thanks to a
clause in his contract but only to a 'top five' club,
which includes Liverpool.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Paris Saint-Germain are ready to outbid Real
Madrid for Tottenham midfielder Luka Modric,
26.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Tottenham have accused Arsenal of making a fake bid
for French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, 25, who is a Spurs
target.
Full story: Metro

Spurs have made an enquiry about long-term
Chelsea target and Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder
Willian, 23.
Full story: Daily Mail

Lucas Moura, 19, is staying with Sao Paulo and will not
move to Manchester United this summer, according to
the Brazilian midfielder's agent.
Full story: talkSPORT

And Sao Paulo president Juvenal Juvencio is
determined to hold on to Lucas, according to
reports in Brazil.
Full story: Daily Mirror

United could be considering one final swoop for Lucas
or face watching the deal collapse.
Full story: Daily Mail

AC Milan want to open talks with Manchester
City over the possibility of signing Argentina
striker Carlos Tevez, 28.
Full story: Daily Mail

Manchester City defender Aleksandar Kolarov is close
to a return to Serie A as Inter Milan look to finalise a
£6.2m deal.
Full story: talkSPORT

Oscar, 20, is edging nearer his move to Chelsea
according to Internacional's president Giovanni
Luigi, who claims discussions are at an
advanced stage.
Full story: talkSPORT

Roma have edged ahead of Chelsea and Manchester
United in the race to sign Benfica midfielder Axel
Witsel, 23.
Full story: talkSPORT

Newcastle have dismissed claims that Rubin
Kazan are set to sign Demba Ba, 27, as the
Russian side look to trigger striker's £7m exit
clause.
Full story: Daily Mail

Loic Remy is moving closer to joining Newcastle after
they contacted his club Marseille with a view to
signing the £15m-rated France striker.
Full story: the Guardian

Everton defender Johnny Heitinga, 28, is set to
move to Turkish side Fenerbahce in a £5m deal
within the next few days.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez could beat Everton,
Sunderland, Aston Villa and Celtic to sign Real
Mallorca centre-back Ivan Ramis, 27.
Full story: the Sun

Nigerian striker Odion Ighalo, 23, claims
Swansea want to sign him from Italian club
Udinese.
Full story: South Wales Evening Post

Aston Villa are set for a surprise £3.5m swoop for
Ipswich left-back Aaron Cresswell, 22.
Full story: Daily Mirror

OTHER GOSSIP
Gareth Bale, 23, played for Tottenham before
Team GB kick off their Olympic campaign,
despite being unavailable for Stuart Pearce's
squad because of injury.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Jermaine Pennant has been forced to miss Stoke's pre-
season tour of the United States after being refused a
working visa.
Full story: the Sun

Liverpool's hopes of signing Poland captain
Jakub BÅ‚aszczykowski, 26, have suffered a blow
after the Borussia Dortmund winger penned a
new four-year deal with the German champions.
Full story: talkSPORT

Thierry Henry wants to return to Arsenal in a coaching
role when his playing career ends.
Full story: Daily Telegraph

Arsene Wenger is furious with the Football
Association over Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel
Frimpong's tweet charge.
Full story: Daily Mail

And the Premier League has issued new social media
guidelines to players following the FA's action against
Frimpong.
Full story: the Independent

But Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand has
defended his use of Twitter after being asked
by the FA to explain a tweet about Chelsea left-
back Ashley Cole.
Full story: Daily Telegraph

Michael Dawson will be installed as Tottenham's new
captain following the retirement of Ledley King.
Full story: Daily Star

AND FINALLY...
AC Milan say they will refund season tickets
bought this summer after fans were left
disgruntled by the sales of Zlatan Ibrahimovic,
30, and Thiago Silva, 27, to Paris Saint-Germain.
Full story: Metro

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