International Transfer Round-Up
In today’s edition of the latest transfer rumors we will look at Arturo Vidal, Edinson Cavani, Daniel Agger, Romelu Lukaku, Stefan De Vrij and Calum Chambers.
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Who Is Barca’s New Boss?
Luis Enrique has signed a two-year contract at FC Barcelona and replaced the unsuccessful Gerardo Martino as the club’s new coach.
Di Maria To Become Real’s Record Sale?
Angel di Maria could soon become Real Madrid’s record sale as Spanish media report PSG are close to agree a stunning €75 to €80 million deal.
Messi & Neymar Miss Barca Training Camp
FC Barcelona will arrive without their superstars, Lionel Messi and Neymar, at the club’s pre-season training camp at St George’s Park in England.
Kaka: I Wasn't A Failure At Real Madrid
Brazilian star Kaka has reflected on his time with Spanish giants Real Madrid, and he disputes popular belief that his stint there was a failure.
Arsenal Sign Chambers Around £16m
Arsenal have confirmed the signing of Southampton starlet, Calum Chambers, for an undisclosed fee estimated to be around £16 million.
Mourinho: It Feels Like Drogba Never Left
Chelsea boss, Jose Mourinho, says it feels like Didier Drogba never left the club and believes the 36-year-old will be an asset to his side this season.
Inzaghi: Milan Requires Much Improvement
After two pre-season defeats in North America, AC Milan manager, Filippo Inzaghi, admits that his team requires much improvement before the upcoming season.
Pep To Re-Unite With Valdes At Bayern?
Bayern Munich boss, Pep Guardiola, is reportedly keen to re-unite with his former FC Barcelona goalkeeper, Victor Valdes.
Gyan Ghana’s Highest Ever Paid Footballer
Ghana captain, Asamoah Gyan, has become the highest ever paid Ghanaian footballer following his contract extension with his UAE-side Al Ain that will earn him at least €9.7 million per year.
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