Falcao went into the crowd after the last game, and said his goodbye in a speech etc ... Monaco are going to keep PSG busy in France, that's for sure.
Summer 2013-NON LFC ONLY-Transfer Rumours/Speculation Thread
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I don't think so.
He's built for the PL. And with the World Cup being next year he'll be looking for a team where he's likely to play at a decent level and not being 2nd or 3rd choice.
And that's us.
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The latest names linked with Napoli.
Valdes following Falcao to Monaco?
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yeah but have they even confirmed if monaco can play in ligue 1 ?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/may/28/monaco-100m-transfers-ligue-1-ban
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/may/28/monaco-100m-transfers-ligue-1-ban
It will work so long as posters don't act retarded:
- Post non LFC rumours in a NON LFC thread.
- Start a new thread for LFC rumours, or post in the correct thread if it already exists.
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Real Madrid’s long standing pursuit of Tottenham’s Gareth Bale appears to be heating up dramatically.
Leading Spanish dailies Marca and AS both splash their front covers on Wednesday with images of the Tottenham superstar. Marca renamed Real’s chase for Bale as “Mission Zidane”, whilst AS headline their tabloid with “Bale is the golden bullet”.
The increased focus on Bale comes on the back of a brand new interview Spanish TV prised from the Welshman’s agent Jonathan Barnett on the show ‘Futboleros’.
A rather pompous sounding Barnett made some incredible statements on the show, specifically claiming that Gareth Bale is better than new Barcelona signing Neymar, and that any transfer fee for the Spurs player would be bigger than the money dished out on the Brazilian.
Barnett said the following:
If someone like Mr Perez was interested in Bale it would be a great honour. And we would listen. We’re not speaking to anybody… Bale is better than Neymar. He’s proved himself better than Neymar. He’s proved himself in the best legue in the world.
I would hope that any club who wants him, wants him not because they lost Neymar. I would think he’d have to be their first choice… Listen, it’s crazy, but whatever Neymar cost, Gareth Bale is worth more.
Watch Jonathan Barnett’s incredible interview below, along with the front pages of Marca and AS on Wednesday.
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kKAv6rjOtE4
Real Madrid’s long standing pursuit of Tottenham’s Gareth Bale appears to be heating up dramatically.
Leading Spanish dailies Marca and AS both splash their front covers on Wednesday with images of the Tottenham superstar. Marca renamed Real’s chase for Bale as “Mission Zidane”, whilst AS headline their tabloid with “Bale is the golden bullet”.
The increased focus on Bale comes on the back of a brand new interview Spanish TV prised from the Welshman’s agent Jonathan Barnett on the show ‘Futboleros’.
A rather pompous sounding Barnett made some incredible statements on the show, specifically claiming that Gareth Bale is better than new Barcelona signing Neymar, and that any transfer fee for the Spurs player would be bigger than the money dished out on the Brazilian.
Barnett said the following:
If someone like Mr Perez was interested in Bale it would be a great honour. And we would listen. We’re not speaking to anybody… Bale is better than Neymar. He’s proved himself better than Neymar. He’s proved himself in the best legue in the world.
I would hope that any club who wants him, wants him not because they lost Neymar. I would think he’d have to be their first choice… Listen, it’s crazy, but whatever Neymar cost, Gareth Bale is worth more.
Watch Jonathan Barnett’s incredible interview below, along with the front pages of Marca and AS on Wednesday.
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kKAv6rjOtE4
United open talks to sign Fabregas
Manchester United have made initial contact with Barcelona over a potential purchase of Cesc Fabregas, ESPN understands, as David Moyes has finally set out his main plans for a first transfer window as manager at Old Trafford.
AssociatedFabregas was reportedly frustrated with his role at Barcelona
Moyes has resolved to greatly reinforce the midfield, and United will look to make at the very least two signings in the area - possibly more.
At the top of the list of targets at present are Marouane Fellaini, Thiago Alcantara and, above all, Fabregas. Moyes also feels the need to make at least one "statement" signing, especially with the expected departure of Wayne Rooney.
United sources have confirmed to ESPN that there have already been discussions between the club and Barcelona over both Fabregas and Thiago. While the Catalans are willing to sanction the sale of Thiago to Old Trafford for around £18m, leaving the final decision over a move to the player, there is more uncertainty over Fabregas.
Barca are still deciding what to do next with a signing that has been a relative failure given the former Arsenal midfielder’s undeniable quality.
Fabregas is understood to be wavering over whether he wants a move. Although there is a willingness on both parts to eventually make his stay at Camp Nou work as a consequence of the obvious emotional connection between the 26-year-old and the Catalans, United are hoping to act on that doubt. It is felt at Old Trafford that a figure of over £25m may tempt Barcelona.
Moyes would also be able to offer Fabregas the influential midfield role that he has failed to earn at Camp Nou, as Xavi continues to have such a strong impact.
Any deal may be complicated by Arsenal's reported first refusal on Fabregas, although United sources are confident that will not be an issue.
At this juncture, Thiago is seen as a much more likely signing for United, although he is said to still be unsure over both wages and whether a move to the Premier League is currently the best decision for his career.
Moyes’ hand has been further forced by the close-season's exits, as well as the existing gaps in the United midfield from the 2012-13 season. Not only has Paul Scholes retired, it is anticipated that Anderson will leave, most likely to a Portuguese club.
United are also open to selling Nani, with Arsenal understood to be contemplating a £15m bid.
Moyes as yet has no firm plans over what to do up front, or whether to reinforce at all. Although United were encouraged as recently as last week that a move for long-term target Robert Lewandowski may be possible, the events of the last few days have left them feeling much less confident.
Part of the problem has been that the Polish forward’s representatives have been looking to keep their options open, particularly with Borussia Dortmund so unwilling to sell to Lewandowski’s first choice of Bayern Munich.
Manchester United have made initial contact with Barcelona over a potential purchase of Cesc Fabregas, ESPN understands, as David Moyes has finally set out his main plans for a first transfer window as manager at Old Trafford.
AssociatedFabregas was reportedly frustrated with his role at Barcelona
Moyes has resolved to greatly reinforce the midfield, and United will look to make at the very least two signings in the area - possibly more.
At the top of the list of targets at present are Marouane Fellaini, Thiago Alcantara and, above all, Fabregas. Moyes also feels the need to make at least one "statement" signing, especially with the expected departure of Wayne Rooney.
United sources have confirmed to ESPN that there have already been discussions between the club and Barcelona over both Fabregas and Thiago. While the Catalans are willing to sanction the sale of Thiago to Old Trafford for around £18m, leaving the final decision over a move to the player, there is more uncertainty over Fabregas.
Barca are still deciding what to do next with a signing that has been a relative failure given the former Arsenal midfielder’s undeniable quality.
Fabregas is understood to be wavering over whether he wants a move. Although there is a willingness on both parts to eventually make his stay at Camp Nou work as a consequence of the obvious emotional connection between the 26-year-old and the Catalans, United are hoping to act on that doubt. It is felt at Old Trafford that a figure of over £25m may tempt Barcelona.
Moyes would also be able to offer Fabregas the influential midfield role that he has failed to earn at Camp Nou, as Xavi continues to have such a strong impact.
Any deal may be complicated by Arsenal's reported first refusal on Fabregas, although United sources are confident that will not be an issue.
At this juncture, Thiago is seen as a much more likely signing for United, although he is said to still be unsure over both wages and whether a move to the Premier League is currently the best decision for his career.
Moyes’ hand has been further forced by the close-season's exits, as well as the existing gaps in the United midfield from the 2012-13 season. Not only has Paul Scholes retired, it is anticipated that Anderson will leave, most likely to a Portuguese club.
United are also open to selling Nani, with Arsenal understood to be contemplating a £15m bid.
Moyes as yet has no firm plans over what to do up front, or whether to reinforce at all. Although United were encouraged as recently as last week that a move for long-term target Robert Lewandowski may be possible, the events of the last few days have left them feeling much less confident.
Part of the problem has been that the Polish forward’s representatives have been looking to keep their options open, particularly with Borussia Dortmund so unwilling to sell to Lewandowski’s first choice of Bayern Munich.
http://sportbild.bild.de/SPORT/bund...-poker/klopp-will-mandzukic-oder-shaqiri.html
Dortmund wants Mandzukic or Shaqiri in Lewandowski's Bayern move.
Dortmund wants Mandzukic or Shaqiri in Lewandowski's Bayern move.
Atletico Madrid looking for Falcao's replacement form the Premier League, according to AS.com
Christ or Navas?
I like him. Lightning quick too. But I really doubt we'll be signing him considering the purchase we've just made.
Those are weird.
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Paper talk that Swansea have fielded a £5M bid for winger Diego Capel.
They are fucking awful...
The Danish love em...
Totally retarded concept... Liquorce (which is orrible anyway) covered in salt...
If you don't like salty liquorice there's something wrong with you.
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