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Football Rumours on Saturday 12th May 2018
2018-05-12 08:16:10





TRANSFER RUMOURS

  • Manchester City's pursuit of Napoli midfielder Jorginho has been boosted by Manchester United's waning interest in the 26-year-old Italian.
    (Manchester Evening News)


  • Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane has suggested Paris St-Germain and Brazil forward Neymar, 26, could play alongside Real star Cristiano Ronaldo.
    (Goal)


  • Spain right-back Hector Bellerin, 23, says he will stay at Arsenal this summer.
    (Sky Sports)


  • Fiorentina are under no financial pressure to sell 20-year-old Italy forward Federico Chiesa, who is a target for Tottenham and Chelsea.
    (Calciomercato)


  • Borussia Monchengladbach and RB Leipzig are keen to sign 18-year-old Liverpool forward Rhian Brewster, who won the Under-17 World Cup with England.
    (Daily Mirror)


  • Wolves hope to sign Nigeria forward Ahmed Musa from Leicester, with the 25-year-old currently on loan at CSKA Moscow.
    (Birmingham Mail)


  • Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson says he is "desperate" for Ivory Coast winger Wilfried Zaha, 25, to remain at the club.
    (Talksport)


  • Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez wants more control over transfers next season.
    (Daily Mail)


  • Juventus have identified PSV Eindhoven's Colombian right-back Santiago Arias, 26, as one of their prime targets for the transfer window.
    (Calciomercato)


  • Leicester City manager Claude Puel expects to add a several new signings to his squad in the summer, with a number of current Foxes players set to move on.
    (Leicester Mercury)


  • Leeds United have missed out on a permanent deal for Everton's Matthew Pennington, after the 23-year-old English defender signed a new contract with the Toffees.
    (Yorkshire Evening Post)




    • MANAGEMENT STUFF

  • Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says north London rivals Tottenham may have to sell England striker Harry Kane, 24, to fund their new stadium.
    (London Evening Standard)


  • Arsenal and Chelsea managerial target Massimiliano Allegri does not want to move to the Premier League without "a real chance to win" and has instead asked Juventus to bankroll a rebuild of the Serie A leaders' squad if he stays in Italy.
    (Yahoo)


  • Former England boss Sam Allardyce, 63, will learn next week if he is to be retained as Everton manager for next season.
    (Guardian)


  • Huddersfield Town are ready to begin contract talks with manager David Wagner. The German was given a £2.5m bonus for securing Huddersfield's Premier League status.
    (Daily Telegraph)




    • INTERNATIONAL STUFF

  • England fans are heading for Baltic countries like Latvia, Estonia and Poland to avoid rip-off World Cup hotels in Russia.
    (Daily Mirror)




    • OTHER STUFF

  • Football Leaks has revealed Arsenal gave Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang a £15.5m signing on fee.
    (Sun)


  • Ex-Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit does not believe former team-mate Patrick Vieira or Mikel Arteta are ready to succeed Arsene Wenger as Gunners manager.
    (ESPN)


  • Arsenal have been charged with failing to control their players during Wednesday's defeat at Leicester.
    (Sky Sports)


  • Arsenal have suspended two coaches pending an internal investigation after allegations of bullying were made against them, Sky Sports News understands.
    (Sky Sports)


  • Former USA defender Alexi Lalas says ex-England forward Wayne Rooney's potential move from Everton to DC United could cause problems in the MLS side's dressing room.
    (Talksport)


  • A new wave of Football Leaks has revealed Alexis Sanchez could earn as much as £25m a year at Manchester United.
    (Daily Mail)






















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