TRANSFER GOSSIP(03/08/2012)UPDATE
:::::::Carlo Ancelotti wants to be reunited with Ashley
Cole and is looking to take the Chelsea
defender to Paris Saint-Germain.
Arsenal are considering Celtic's Victor Wanyama, 21,
as a replacement for Alex Song, if Barcelona make a
substantial bid for the 24-year-old.
Juventus have set Robin van Persie a deadline
of 7 August to make his mind up over a move to
Italy, with the striker, 29, still looking to leave
Arsenal.
Real Madrid are preparing a £19.7m bid for Manchester
United winger Nani, 25.
Santi Cazorla, 27, has undergone his medical at
Arsenal and the club are poised to announce his
£16m signing from Malaga.
Tottenham Hotspur are ready to pay £7m for
Liverpool midfielder Raheem Sterling, 17.
Spurs also want to bring in Malaga's 22-year-old
Venezuelan midfielder Salomon Rondon for £10m.
Blackburn Rovers will offer £6m for
Huddersfield Town striker Jordan Rhodes, 22.
The forward is also a target for West Ham and
Fulham.
West Ham United have made a £1.5m bid for Moussa
Konate, 19, whose four goals helped Senegal reach the
quarter-finals of the Olympics.
Wolves have turned down a £10m bid from Fulham for
26-year-old winger Matt Jarvis.
Juventus have joined the growing pack of teams
interested in Chelsea and Everton target 29-
year-old Benfica striker Oscar Cardozo.
Fulham are set to gazump Queens Park Rangers in the
£7m battle to sign Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng.
OTHER GOSSIP
Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba, 24, will fly to
Belgium next week to visit his specialist and
hopes to get the go-ahead to return to training.
Former Fulham and Tottenham midfielder Steed
Malbranque, 32, is set to return to professional football
less than a year after announcing his retirement from
the game.
Daniel Sturridge, 22, has told Chelsea he wants
showdown talks with the club to find out what
part he plays in Roberto Di Matteo's new-look
side, with Tottenham interested in signing the
Team GB Olympic striker.
Michael Laudrup wants to cut his Swansea City squad
down to a core of 22 or 23 senior players.
Paul Lambert believes Stephen Ireland and
Charles N'Zogbia will transform Aston Villa next
season.
AND FINALLY
Portsmouth are due to play a friendly against
AFC Wimbledon next week and such are their
financial problems their squad list in the
programme is empty.
Cole and is looking to take the Chelsea
defender to Paris Saint-Germain.
Arsenal are considering Celtic's Victor Wanyama, 21,
as a replacement for Alex Song, if Barcelona make a
substantial bid for the 24-year-old.
Juventus have set Robin van Persie a deadline
of 7 August to make his mind up over a move to
Italy, with the striker, 29, still looking to leave
Arsenal.
Real Madrid are preparing a £19.7m bid for Manchester
United winger Nani, 25.
Santi Cazorla, 27, has undergone his medical at
Arsenal and the club are poised to announce his
£16m signing from Malaga.
Tottenham Hotspur are ready to pay £7m for
Liverpool midfielder Raheem Sterling, 17.
Spurs also want to bring in Malaga's 22-year-old
Venezuelan midfielder Salomon Rondon for £10m.
Blackburn Rovers will offer £6m for
Huddersfield Town striker Jordan Rhodes, 22.
The forward is also a target for West Ham and
Fulham.
West Ham United have made a £1.5m bid for Moussa
Konate, 19, whose four goals helped Senegal reach the
quarter-finals of the Olympics.
Wolves have turned down a £10m bid from Fulham for
26-year-old winger Matt Jarvis.
Juventus have joined the growing pack of teams
interested in Chelsea and Everton target 29-
year-old Benfica striker Oscar Cardozo.
Fulham are set to gazump Queens Park Rangers in the
£7m battle to sign Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng.
OTHER GOSSIP
Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba, 24, will fly to
Belgium next week to visit his specialist and
hopes to get the go-ahead to return to training.
Former Fulham and Tottenham midfielder Steed
Malbranque, 32, is set to return to professional football
less than a year after announcing his retirement from
the game.
Daniel Sturridge, 22, has told Chelsea he wants
showdown talks with the club to find out what
part he plays in Roberto Di Matteo's new-look
side, with Tottenham interested in signing the
Team GB Olympic striker.
Michael Laudrup wants to cut his Swansea City squad
down to a core of 22 or 23 senior players.
Paul Lambert believes Stephen Ireland and
Charles N'Zogbia will transform Aston Villa next
season.
AND FINALLY
Portsmouth are due to play a friendly against
AFC Wimbledon next week and such are their
financial problems their squad list in the
programme is empty.
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