June 11, 2008

EPL Rumour Mills

Here's the latest transfer rumours, including the latest revelations in the Gareth Barry to Liverpool saga, and news of Chelsea and the Special One going to war - again, but this time over Deco.

We'll keep you up to date with all the big transfer stories throughout the summer.

Kop that - The Sun
Gareth Barry, the Aston Villa captain, has phoned Martin O'Neill to plead for a move to Anfield.

Jose out to Dec Chelsea - The Sun
Chelsea are facing a £10m tug-of-war with Jose Mourinho for Portugal star Deco.

Moyes in in with shout for Mout - The Sun
The Everton manager is planning a daring raid to snatch Portugal's Joao Moutinho from under the noses of Manchester United and Arsenal.

It's a done deal - Daily Mail
Chelsea have agreed a deal with Luiz Felipe Scolari to become the next manager of the club.

Lactics homing in on £5m Cisse - Daily Mirror
Wigan are ready to answer Djibril Cisse's 'come and get me' plea by making a £5m move.

Samba a City target - Daily Mail
Mark Hughes is ready to raid his old club for Christopher Samba rather than David Bentley.

Pompey Lass not for sale - Daily Mirror
Lassana Diarra is not for sale, claim Portsmouth, despite interest from Tottenham Hotspur

Benitez budget intact despite £33m Kop loss - The Guardian
The Liverpool manager has been assured of his transfer budget despite the club making substantial losses last year.

Crouch in rage - The Sun
The Liverpool forward has reacted angrily after learning he will be forced to rot in Liverpool’s reserves until he is sold.

Ferguson patience wears out over Saha - Daily Mirror
Louis Saha will be offered as bait, as Manchester United move for Karim Benzema, the £25m Lyons forward.

Milan ready to press forward while Hughes pauses on Jo deal - The Independent
Manchester City's desire to slow down negotiations for the £18m-rated Brazilian striker have allowed Milan and an unnamed Spanish club to express their interest.

Bayern plan £15m bid for Hleb - The Independent
Bayern Munich have joined the race for Alexander Hleb, and are willing to pay £15m for the Belarus winger.

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