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20M  For Robin Van Persie By Juventus:

Robin Van Persie Has Been Offered 20 Million Pounds To Join The Italian Champions Juventus.Juventus will be the first team to meet Arsenal's asking price for Van Persie when they bid £20million for the striker in the coming weeks.The Italians are locked in a battle with Manchester City and Manchester United for the wantaway Gunners captain, but believe they hold the advantage due to the player's desire not to play for another club in England.As part of the whopping £20m deal, Juventus, who won the Italian title last season, has told the Premier League top scorer's representatives that they will pay him a staggering £190,000 a week, after tax.

Thiago Silva: I never Asked To Leave A.C Milan:

The New PSG Signing Thiago Silva Has Said That he never asked to leave.The Brazil defender joined PSG earlier this month in a €42 million deal."I wanted to stay, then I realized that Milan had economic hardship and made a deal with me," Thiago Silva told the Gazzetta dello Sport."When Leonardo called me to tell me that the negotiations had reopened I was a bit 'confused'."I will miss the friends and the city of Milan, but with Ibra and Ancelotti I feel the atmosphere of AC Milan."

QPR Decides To Lure Berbatov from The Reds :

QPR are planning for a sensational Move For The Unsettled Dimitar Berbatov.QPR are preparing an offer for United striker Berbatov as they continue the comprehensive revamp of a squad that evaded relegation narrowly last season.Berbatov is available for £5 million from Old Trafford.

Man-City Captain Disappointed For Eden Hazard Choosing Chelsea:

The Man-city Defender plus captain Vincent Kompany Is surprised and also disappointed as Eden Hazard Who choosed Chelsea Over Man city.City were also in for the ex-Lille star.Kompany told The Sun: "As for Hazard, he was keeping it as much a secret from us in the national team as the media. Everybody expected me to know, but I didn’t."Maybe I shouted too much at him at training and he thought he didn’t want it for a full season at City!

"But I think we will improve anyway, whether we need new players is up to the manager. I only know that, even if we don’t, we will improve naturally anyway.

"Neymar will be welcomed by the staff if he joins Catalonia" says Messi:

The Brazilian Sensation Neymar will be welcomed by the Locker-room If he joins Barcelona Says Messi.There have been claims that former coach Pep Guardiola was concerned how the pair would play together at Barca.But El Mundo Deportivo says Messi is convinced they can successfully combine and he would be excited to play in the same team as the Brazilian whiz.For his part, Neymar will happily pay his dues at Barca: learning from senior teammates like Messi, Xavi and Andres Iniesta. He may even tone down his outrageous hair styles if asked by senior management.

 Kompany -"Van Persie Joining Man city Will Be a dream come true ":

Vincent Kompany hopes Manchester City can land Arsenal ace Robin van Persie.The City skipper is a big fan of Van Persie, who is also wanted by Manchester United and Juventus."He is a player who has improved so much," Kompany told the Daily Mail."I started playing against him five or six years ago, but his performances last season were unbelievable."A player like this would be an incredible addition to any team that he joined."His movement is near perfection and the stats show his finishing. He has led by example at Arsenal, so yes, he is a great player.

Gareth Bale Injury Makes Charlie Adam A "Coward":

The Tottenham Skipper was Injured By Charlie Adam In The Friendly Match Spurs Vs Liverpool which was Drawn To 0-0.Bale has criticised the Liverpool midfielder Charlie Adam for a second bad tackle which left the Tottenham winger on crutches. Adam injured Bale with a challenge during the 0-0 draw between the two sides at the M&T Bank stadium, home of NFL's Baltimore Ravens.In May 2011 the Scotland international, then playing for Blackpool, injured Bale in a tackle, causing ankle ligament damage which meant the Wales international was out for three months.Bale reportedly said: "He's a bit of a coward. What he did was over the top. Some people are like that and it's just wrong. It's flattering when players try to take you out in a game but, when it threatens your career, it becomes more serious than that."Bale added: "There are pictures on the internet of what he did before when he snapped all my ankle ligaments. I was out for three months that time. He's come for me twice now  and he's got me twice."When someone makes a very bad tackle on you, you expect an apology. I've had no apology. And I'm not going to accept his apology."

Andy Carroll's Time Over at Liverpool:

Andy Carroll will resist a move to West Ham United, even though Liverpool have accepted a bid from the London club that appeared to signal the end of the striker's time at Anfield. Liverpool have told West Ham that they can have Carroll on loan for the season in exchange for £2m, but that West Ham must then pay a further £17m to make the deal permanent if they retain their Premier League status.The Merseyside club had maintained that they would not loan out Carroll, for whom they paid £35m to Newcastle United,but West Ham's proposal is an acceptable compromise to them. There would be no mere option for West Ham to buy Carroll next summer; if they remained a Premier League club, they would be legally bound to sign him.The deal would be a coup for West Hamon their return to the top division, a signing to dwarf their previous record outlay, which was the £9m they paid to Brescia for Savio Nsereko in 2009 during Gianfranco Zola's managerial tenure. Nsereko did not settle and he was promptly sold to Fiorentina.West Ham, though, have work to do to convince Carroll that he ought to move to Upton Park. Carroll would like to prove himself at Liverpool and, if he were reluctantly to accept that he had no future under the new manager Brendan Rodgers, he would want to join a club that could offer European football.Newcastle have been prominent among the clubs to have monitored Carroll's situation – the manager, Alan Pardew, has consistently spoken highly of him – and Carroll would be receptive to a move back to St James' Park, even if they will play only in next season's Europa League.In agreeing to West Ham's £19m package, Liverpool have advertised their bottom line price and they may hope to generate an auction, although it is unclear whether Newcastle would agree to at least match the figure. Carr oll's wages may also be a problem at St James' Park. His weekly pay went from £20,000 to £80,000 when he joined Liverpool, and that puts him considerably above Newcastle's basic wage ceiling. West Ham would be more confident of satisfying Carroll's financial terms.The West Ham charm offensive will be led by the manager, Sam Allardyce, and the captain, Kevin Nolan, who have the same agent as Carroll. Nolan is a close friend of Carroll's, having played with him at Newcastle, and he has urged him to make the move to London. Rodgers has done his utmost to say the right things about Carroll but he is prepared to plan for Liverpool's future without him.

FA charges Rio with misconduct over allegedly racist tweet about A.Cole:

RIO FERDINAND has been left ‘dumbfounded’ by an FA charge over a tweet he made about Ashley Cole.In the wake of John Terry’s racism trial, Ferdinand responded to a Twitter comment that referred to Cole as a “choc ice”.A source said: “It is fair to say Rio is dumbfounded by this.“He saw the tweet as a simple response to one of his followers rather than anything malicious and fears the FA is out of touch with modern-day social networking.”Rio could be hit with a ban if he is found guilty of the improper conduct charge although a £20,000 fine is more likely.The incident that has landed the Manchester United centre-half in hot water came before Chelsea defender Terry was acquitted of racially abusing Ferdinand’s brother Anton.Cole was a key witness in Terry’s defence and, when one of Rio’s 3million-plus followers referred to the left-back as a ‘choc ice’, Ferdinand responded: “I hear you fella! Choc ice is classic! Hahahahahahha!”‘Choc ice’ is a derogatory term meaning black on the outside, white on the inside.An FA statement read: “The allegation is that the player acted in a way which was improper and/or brought the game into disrepute by making comments which included a reference to ethnic origin and/or colour and/or race.”Ferdinand has until 4pm on Thursday to respond.The charge is even more of a surprise given that the FA failed to act when Daniel Pacheco tweeted “Good luck negrito!” to Liverpool club-mate Glen Johnson ahead of Euro 2012.

Puyol Declared Fit For the Next Match:

The veteran defender picked up the knock in the closing stages of the 2011-12 campaign, and underwent surgery on May 12 to correct an osteochondral injury in his right leg.Puyol consequently missed Spain's successful title defence at Euro 2012.However, he resumed regular training action again at the end of July after a two-month lay-off, and underwent medical tests on Monday to check on his recovery. The Barca skipper received good news from the club's medical staff as he has now been deemed fully fit once more.Barcelona open the 2012-13 league season at home against Sociedad on the weekend of August 18.

Other Transfer News.Rumours,Latest News,Gossips,Speculations:

• Sao Paulo chief insists Lucas family not in England for Man Utd talks
• Kompany sorry Chelsea beat Man City for Hazard
• QPR go for Man Utd outcast Berbatov
• Man Utd now lead table of shirt sponsorship deals - Real Madrid trail Sunderland!
• Sao Paulo confirm new contract offer planned for Man Utd target Lucas
• Arsenal legend Henry hoping Van Persie stays
• Levante attacker Kone eager to hear from Sunderland, West Brom
• Liverpool reject Man City bid for Agger
• Stoke ponder fresh swap bid for Wolves winger Kightly
• Jones knows West Brom expectations have been raised
• Arsenal legend Henry: Diaby, Wilshere like two new signings
• Henry admits Arsenal need a fit Wilshere
• Swansea move for West Brom striker Cox
• Agent defends Liverpool's Adam over 'coward" attack
• Bristol City set to land West Ham striker Baldock
• Liverpool attacker Bellamy loving Team GB experience
• Arsenal defender Djourou: Bould has been great
• Tottenham boss AVB demands Liverpool's Adam apologise to Bale
• Liverpool target Dempsey pulls out of Fulham Swiss trip
• Al Nasr not about to let Bresciano leave
• West Brom striker Cox attracting Celtic, Charlton interest
• Newcastle lodge bid for Twente defender Douglas
• Villa chief Faulkner insists Lerner not selling up
• Arsenal striker Bendtner fined for driving offenses
• West Ham watching Maccabi Tel Aviv striker Papa Moussa Konate
• Man City won't pay over odds for Liverpool defender Agger
• Man City’s Richards a big fan of Al Ain’s Abdulrahman
• Celtic’s Rogne not pencilling in SPL title just yet
• Samaras is Celtic’s key man – Helsinki’s Vayrynen
• Financial rewards of CL qualification would be such a boost for Motherwell – McCall
• Ex-Celtic winger McGinn hoping to ruffle some feathers with Aberdeen
• Sutton backing Celtic to move into Champions League
• PSG signing Thiago Silva tells AC Milan fans: I never asked to leave
• Messi would welcome Neymar into Barcelona locker room
• Mascherano to ink Barcelona contract tomorrow
• Juventus waiting for Man City green light over Dzeko deal
• Kompany: Van Persie would be incredible Man City addition
• Juventus willing to meet £20M Arsenal price for Van Persie
• Liverpool target Dempsey pushing for Fulham exit
• Tottenham launching bid for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling
• Szczesny: Van Persie still an Arsenal player
• New York Red Bulls signing Cahill open to Everton loan return
• Vermaelen: Arsenal defenders pleased with Bould promotion
• Arsenal boss Wenger pleased with early impact of new No2 Bould
• Arsenal defender Bartley happy working with Bould
• Arsenal keeper Szczesny concedes disastrous Euros campaign
• Tottenham ace Bale cleared of serious injury after Adam clash
• West Ham leave Newcastle in their dust over Carroll deal
• West Ham agree Collins fee with Aston Villa
• Fulham pushing to close deal for Chelsea striker Lukaku
• Man City won't pay over odds for Liverpool defender Agger
• Man City’s Richards a big fan of Al Ain’s Abdulrahman
• Celtic’s Rogne not pencilling in SPL title just yet
• Samaras is Celtic’s key man – Helsinki’s Vayrynen
• Financial rewards of CL qualification would be such a boost for Motherwell – McCall
• Ex-Celtic winger McGinn hoping to ruffle some feathers with Aberdeen
• Sutton backing Celtic to move into Champions League
• PSG signing Thiago Silva tells AC Milan fans: I never asked to leave
• Messi would welcome Neymar into Barcelona locker room
• Mascherano to ink Barcelona contract tomorrow
• Juventus waiting for Man City green light over Dzeko deal
• Kompany: Van Persie would be incredible Man City addition
• Juventus willing to meet £20M Arsenal price for Van Persie
• Liverpool target Dempsey pushing for Fulham exit
• Tottenham launching bid for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling
• Szczesny: Van Persie still an Arsenal player
• New York Red Bulls signing Cahill open to Everton loan return
• Vermaelen: Arsenal defenders pleased with Bould promotion
• Arsenal boss Wenger pleased with early impact of new No2 Bould
• Arsenal defender Bartley happy working with Bould
• Arsenal keeper Szczesny concedes disastrous Euros campaign
• Tottenham ace Bale cleared of serious injury after Adam clash
• West Ham leave Newcastle in their dust over Carroll deal
• West Ham agree Collins fee with Aston Villa
• Fulham pushing to close deal for Chelsea striker Lukaku
• Man City skipper Kompany: I inked deal to win more silverware
• Kompany: Title know-how makes Man City even stronger this season
• Man City skipper Kompany hints at rejecting Barcelona offer
• Tottenham boss AVB understands Bale's angry "coward" blast at Liverpool's Adam
• Swansea legend Trundle crocked at new club Preston
• Middlesbrough make cheeky move for Man City striker Santa Cruz
• Bolton close to loan deal for Arsenal striker Benik Afobe
• Everton eyeing Blackburn defender Hanley
• Sunderland ponder improved swap bid for Wolves striker Fletcher
• Wolves reject Stoke offer for Kightly
• Fulham lodge bid for Wolves winger Jarvis
• Real Madrid attempt to rumble Man Utd hopes for Lucas
• Dinamo Zagreb convinced Real Madrid have agreed Modric price with Spurs
• Real Madrid have Witsel deal in place as they wait for Tottenham's Modric
• Inter Milan fullback Maicon desperate for Real Madrid news
• Barcelona pair Sergi Roberto, Bartra impressing coach Vilanova
• Hoffenheim urge Real Madrid to drop Joselu price
• Real Madrid skipper Casillas convinced champions can improve
• Agent says Real Madrid determined to keep Jese
• Agent can't see Barcelona selling Deulofeu
• Real Madrid announce new coaching role for Zidane
• Diarra still hoping for Real Madrid stay
• Mexican legend Jorge Campos: Real Madrid keeper Casillas best in world
• Man Utd deal with Chevrolet worth world record £210 MILLION
• Newcastle convinced Liverpool's Carroll still wants return
• Lucas family in England to meet with Man Utd officials
• Sao Paulo star Lucas thanks Man Utd fans for support during Olympics
• Man Utd Chevrolet deal boosts Glazer stock plans
• Man City boss Mancini targets Athletic Bilbao utility Javi Martinez
• Man City challenge Man Utd for Lucas
• Bellamy warns Team GB to be wary of Liverpool pal Suarez
• Liverpool ace Suarez will ignore Great Britain boos
• Man Utd defender Ferdinand shocked by FA Twitter charge
• Pardew convinced Harper to stay with Newcastle
• Reading waiting to snap up Newcastle fullback Simpson
• Newcastle convinced closing Debuchy deal in next 48 hours
• Newcastle aim to close Good deal by weekend
• Newcastle boss Pardew excited about Marveaux availability
• Fulham forced to wait for Rodallega
• Fulham boss Jol confirms Halliche loan plans
• Wigan boss Martinez pleased with Austrian training camp
• Villa ace Bent backing Holte End fans campaign
• Walsall set to sign Villa striker Connor Taylor
• Wolves tell Liverpool to wait for De Vries
• Burnley due hefty sell-on fee from Wolves Fletcher sale
• Villa challenge Sunderland for Wolves striker Fletcher
• Blackburn boss Kean warns Stoke, Southampton off Olsson
• Todd Kane named Chelsea U21 captain
• Alex Kiwomya continues to impress at Chelsea
• Tottenham striker Harry Kane delighted with support of AVB
• Arsenal boss Wenger encouraged by Diaby progress
• Arsenal superkid Chuba Akpom not neglecting his studies
• Arsenal teen Chuba Akpom thrilled with senior chance
• Arsenal reserves coach Burton impressed by Serge Gnabry
• Szczesny: Bould already improving Arsenal defensively
• Arsenal keeper Szczesny: We'll be stronger this season
• Szczesny proud to be Arsenal's No1
• Galatasaray cool link for Man Utd striker Berbatov
• Ferguson demands flying start from Man Utd
• Aguero outstanding as Man City defeat Malaysia
• Tottenham attacker Pienaar to join Everton today
• Anichebe determined to be Everton first-choice
• Everton attacker Anichebe: Nothing to read into low-key goal celebrations
• Shelvey impresses senior Liverpool teammates
• Liverpool midfielder Lucas happy to be back on pitch
• Tottenham's Giovani: Redknapp ignored me
• Man Utd confirm changes to plans for stock float
• West Ham deny agreement over Liverpool striker Carroll
• AC Milan chief Galliani jetting to New York to close deal for Real Madrid's Kaka
• AC Milan chief Galliani flying to France to close deal for Montpellier's Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa
• AC Milan chief Galliani: Top players aren't bought, but developed at home
• Agent reveals Juventus talks for Udinese fullback Armero
• Real Madrid tracking Inter Milan striker Samuele Longo
• Roma closing on deal for Sao Paulo defender Ivan Piris
• Roma closing on deal for Sao Paulo defender Ivan Piris
• Swiss expel Palermo defender Michel Morganella from Olympics
• Alvarez agent expects Inter Milan stay
• Osvaldo happy at Roma
• Inter Milan signing Palacio hoping Sneijder stays
• Napoli boss Mazzarri unsure keeping Wigan target Gargano
• Udinese cool link for Juventus midfielder Pazienza
• Napoli to reward Insigne with new contract
• Leandro Castan thrilled with Roma move
• Juventus midfielder Marchisio would prefer Super Cup in Italy
• Brescia angry with Juventus over Omar El Kaddouri interference
• Genoa president Preziosi ready to sell up
• Lo Monaco dramatically leaves Genoa
• Luc Castaignos delighted as he completes Twente move from Inter Milan
• Dynamo Kiev sign AC Milan fullback Taye Taiwo
• Zarate prepared to stay with Lazio - but no contract talks
• Roma announce signing of Genoa striker Destro

Friendly Matches Result:

Man-City 3-1 Malaysia XI


Arsenal 2-2 Kitchee