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http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...s-Isco-prompts-Arsenal-and-Liverpool-scramble
£64m bid for Real Madrid's Isco prompts Arsenal and Liverpool transfer scramble
ARSENAL and Liverpool are in with a chance of landing Real Madrid star Isco after being informed that £64million will be enough to secure the Spaniard's signature.
Published: 16:39, Fri, November 28, 2014
By ANTHONY CHAPMAN
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Isco could be on his way to the Premier League
The versatile midfielder is currently enjoying a fine run of form under Carlo Ancelotti, impressing in the absence of world-record signing Gareth Bale, despite being linked with a January move to the Premier League.
Real are loath to part ways with Isco, who has proved himself worth of playing in a number of positions, but reports in Spain claim that the club could be forced to sell one or two high-profile players as they prepare big-money moves for Bayern Munich's David Alaba and Cruzeiro's Lucas Romero.
The same outlets also believe that French champions PSG are in the market for Isco, and are ready to bid a whopping £64m for his services.
Ancelotti is apparently willing to sanction the move in exchange for the enormous fee, meaning that both Arsene Wenger and Brendan Rodgers will also be able to offer Isco a contract should they decide to match PSG's bid.
http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...s-Isco-prompts-Arsenal-and-Liverpool-scramble
£64m bid for Real Madrid's Isco prompts Arsenal and Liverpool transfer scramble
ARSENAL and Liverpool are in with a chance of landing Real Madrid star Isco after being informed that £64million will be enough to secure the Spaniard's signature.
Published: 16:39, Fri, November 28, 2014
By ANTHONY CHAPMAN
99
1
Isco could be on his way to the Premier League
The versatile midfielder is currently enjoying a fine run of form under Carlo Ancelotti, impressing in the absence of world-record signing Gareth Bale, despite being linked with a January move to the Premier League.
Real are loath to part ways with Isco, who has proved himself worth of playing in a number of positions, but reports in Spain claim that the club could be forced to sell one or two high-profile players as they prepare big-money moves for Bayern Munich's David Alaba and Cruzeiro's Lucas Romero.
The same outlets also believe that French champions PSG are in the market for Isco, and are ready to bid a whopping £64m for his services.
Ancelotti is apparently willing to sanction the move in exchange for the enormous fee, meaning that both Arsene Wenger and Brendan Rodgers will also be able to offer Isco a contract should they decide to match PSG's bid.
Ex-Liverpool winger Albert Riera sacked by Udinese for skipping a match to play poker
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Ex-Liverpool winger Albert Riera has been sacked by Udinese without ever playing a game for the Serie A club.
Riera, 32, joined the Zebretta over the summer, having played eight matches for Championship side Watford earlier in the year.
Despite being in Italy for several months, Riera, who once cost Liverpool £8m in 2008, never made an appearance for his employers, and over the weekend the midfielder was sacked by his club.
Two reasons have been forwarded for the player’s sacking.
According to many, Riera was given the boot after he missed a match in order to play in a poker tournament.
Riera then made sure he collected his P45 when he tweeted that Udinese were “the worst club” he had played for in his career.
Interestingly, Reira won £3,000 for a second-place finish at the poker tournament
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Ex-Liverpool winger Albert Riera has been sacked by Udinese without ever playing a game for the Serie A club.
Riera, 32, joined the Zebretta over the summer, having played eight matches for Championship side Watford earlier in the year.
Despite being in Italy for several months, Riera, who once cost Liverpool £8m in 2008, never made an appearance for his employers, and over the weekend the midfielder was sacked by his club.
Two reasons have been forwarded for the player’s sacking.
According to many, Riera was given the boot after he missed a match in order to play in a poker tournament.
Riera then made sure he collected his P45 when he tweeted that Udinese were “the worst club” he had played for in his career.
Interestingly, Reira won £3,000 for a second-place finish at the poker tournament
I just saw a hoarding up in the man city game thanking Francis Benali... as the surname rang a bell i googled him... he just ran 1100 miles in 21 days for cancer research...
Fair fucks to the man... thats as crazy as its fantastic..
And no doubt you all know about it but, im out the loop here.
Fair fucks to the man... thats as crazy as its fantastic..
And no doubt you all know about it but, im out the loop here.
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http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...s-Isco-prompts-Arsenal-and-Liverpool-scramble
If only...,
£64m bid for Real Madrid's Isco prompts Arsenal and Liverpool transfer scramble
ARSENAL and Liverpool are in with a chance of landing Real Madrid star Isco after being informed that £64million will be enough to secure the Spaniard's signature.
Published: 16:39, Fri, November 28, 2014
By ANTHONY CHAPMAN
99
1
GETTY
Isco could be on his way to the Premier League
The versatile midfielder is currently enjoying a fine run of form under Carlo Ancelotti, impressing in the absence of world-record signing Gareth Bale, despite being linked with a January move to the Premier League.
Real are loath to part ways with Isco, who has proved himself worth of playing in a number of positions, but reports in Spain claim that the club could be forced to sell one or two high-profile players as they prepare big-money moves for Bayern Munich's David Alaba and Cruzeiro's Lucas Romero.
The same outlets also believe that French champions PSG are in the market for Isco, and are ready to bid a whopping £64m for his services.
Ancelotti is apparently willing to sanction the move in exchange for the enormous fee, meaning that both Arsene Wenger and Brendan Rodgers will also be able to offer Isco a contract should they decide to match PSG's bid.
Make it so. 😎
Bruce Grobbelaar played with him for a while and rates him the hardest man he ever met in football.
Awww Good on him. I had the fear every time he got the ball but I always knew he gave it his best. Thanks for Istanbul Djimi.
Oh wow. That's an amazing goal.
Vidal went to cut him off, realised he was going to get beaten in the footrace and then backs off.
Can't believe he was allowed run that distance without anyone tackling him.
Great finish at the end.
Tony Barrett @TonyBarretTimes · 12m12 minutes ago
@Marcotti BBC News in six months time: "Sales of Range Rover cars have plummeted......."
The cameraman must have been on Speed to stay awake during that, the voice of a drone.
What did Balotelli do now?
They should lower the goal posts for kids, seen too many "wonderkids" whose entire repertoire is lifting balls over keepers.
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