[Non United] Transfers - News and Rumors

[fredrian.seven]

Newcastle jadi klub paling impresif di bursa transfer Januari ini. Mereka bisa dapet pemaen2 bagus, murah dan tanpa ada pesaing.

Moussa Sissoko bisa dapet cuma 500rb pound. Meski murah karena kontraknya mo abis musim panas nanti tapi bisa dapet tanpa ada klub laen yang ngerecoki poin plus buat Newcastle. Klo ada yang maen FM pasti tau klo pemaen ini biasanya dapet bintang 4 dari 5 dari scout.

Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa juga bintang di FM. Fans United ini juga masih muda dan didapat dengan harga yang lumayan. Bek dari juara liga prancis musim lalu.

Negatifnya dari Newcastle menurutku kelima pemaen barunya dari prancis semua. Lama2 ntar BPL jadi liga eropa coz makin dikit pemaen inggrisnya.

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Ane kutib dari Bola.net

Daftar transfer Klub- klub besar Eropa

AC Milan

Cristian Zaccardo (Parma FC, Gratis) - Status: Permanen
Mario Balotelli (Manchester City, €20 juta) - Status: Permanen
Bartosz Salomon (Brescia, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen

Ajax Amsterdam

Isaac Cuenca (Barcelona) - Status: Pinjaman

Arsenal

Nacho Monreal (Malaga, £6 juta) - Status: Permanen

Chelsea

Demba Ba (Newcastle United, £7,5 juta) - Status: Permanen

Galatasaray

Wesley Sneijder (Inter, €7,5 juta) - Status: Permanen
Didier Drogba (Shanghai Shenhua, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen

Inter

Juan Pablo Carrizo (Lazio, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Pinjaman
Ezequiel Schelotto (Atalanta, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen
Zdravko Kuzmanovic (VFB Stuttgart, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen
Mateo Kovacic (Dinamo Zagreb, €11 juta) - Status: Permanen

Juventus

Jose Francisco Cevallos (LDU Quito) - Status: Pinjaman
Nicolas Anelka (Shanghai Shenhua) - Status: Kontrak Pendek
Federico Peluso (Atalanta) - Status: Pinjaman

Liverpool

Daniel Sturridge (Chelsea, £12 juta) - Status: Permanen
Philippe Coutinho (Inter, €10 juta) - Status: Permanen

Malaga

Antunes (Pacos Ferreira) - Status: Pinjaman
Pedro Morales (Dinamo Zagreb, gratis) - Status: Permanen
Diego Lugano (PSG) - Status: Pinjaman
Lucas Piazon (Chelsea) - Status: Pinjaman

Napoli

Rolando (Porto) - Status: Pinjaman
Josip Radosevic (Hadjuk Split) - Status: Pinjaman
Andrea Mazzarani (Udinese) - Status: Kepemilikan Bersama

PSG

David Beckham (LA Galaxy, gratis) - Status: Kontrak Pendek
Lucas Moura (Sao Paulo, €45 juta) - Status: Permanen

Real Madrid

Casemiro (Sao Paulo) - Status: Pinjaman
Diego Lopez (Sevilla, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen

Tottenham Hotspurs

Zeki Fryers (Standard Liege, nilai transfer dirahasiakan) - Status: Permanen
Lewis Holtby (FC Schalke 04, £1,5 juta) - Status: Permanen

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English clubs on red alert after Ajax reveal Eriksen could be set for summer exit



England's biggest clubs have been alerted to the news that Ajax midfielder Christian Eriksen does not wish to sign a new contract at the club.

The talented playmaker – among the continent's finest emerging talents – has interested Liverpool and Manchester United in the past and remains a target for Manchester City and Tottenham.

Given he turns 21 this month, Eriksen is potentially now in a position to continue his development elsewhere and this, revealed Ajax technical director Marc Overmars, could be the case as soon as this summer with his contract due to expire in 2014.

'Christian has informed us that he doesn't want to sign a new contract right now," Overmars told sporten.dk. 'I think he and his agent want to see what opportunities present themselves this summer.

'We want him to stay here for at least two more years, but the day he leaves us, he will be ready to play for the very best. He's a player even the biggest clubs in the world could do with having in their squad.'

Reports suggest the link with Liverpool is the strongest but in a 4-3-3 formation, the competition between Steven Gerrard, Lucas, Joe Allen, Jordan Henderson and Jonjo Shelvey has already ensured the perhaps premature departure of Nuri Sahin and therefore makes Eriksen's arrival appear unlikely.

'Anything Marc or Christian have said about it is correct,' said Eriksen's agent Martin Schoots. 'But we've agreed that we don't want to talk about the speculation too much.

'Christian wants to focus solely on football and not so much on his future.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2277141/English-clubs-red-alert-Ajax-reveal-Eriksen-set-summer-exit.html#axzz2KeRElzjj

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Asikkk, setuju gw erikssen ke liverpool.
Ini buat nambah daftar para pemain-pemain yg dianggap para calon bintang bwt ngeramein EPL, sekalian dapet scouting gratis, setelah harapan gw dulu untuk Holtby, Zaha, Sahin, Podolski, Mata, Silva, Taraabt, dll bener2 terwujud, jd bisa tau apa kualitas mereka emang seperti yg santer dibicarain media

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Milan & Arsenal to fight for Rami



Milan will fight it out with Arsenal for the signing of Valencia centre-back Adil Rami, according to reports in the British Press.

The Daily Express believe that the Premier League club are willing to offer €12m for the France international, which could force the hand of the Rossoneri, who may also make a move in the summer.

Rami has been virtually ever-present for Ernsesto Valverde's men this season, appearing in 22 League games for Valencia.

http://www.football-italia.net/31216/milan-arsenal-fight-rami

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Rumored Summer Transfers That Could Alter European Football's Power Balance



On Wednesday the typically reputable Times of London published a report that Paris Saint-Germain will test Manchester United’s resolve with a £40 million bid for Wayne Rooney in the summertime.

Now that PSG has as close to unlimited resources as you’re likely to find in club football, it’s very much within the realm of possibility that they could table such an offer. But the transaction would hinge on United’s willingness to sell, and in the case of Rooney they’d be unlikely to even entertain such a possibility.

When perusing transfer rumors it’s important to remember that while any club is free to bid on any player at any time, it’s the selling club that holds all the cards. That is, unless the player forces a move, in which case any model of football economics gets thrown out the window.

But transfer rumours are also good fun, and the ones included in this slideshow have reported by numerous sources at various times. So we have a pretty good idea there’s something to them.

Where there’s smoke there’s fire, the saying goes. And when it comes to transfer gossip, what better motto than that?

Following are a handful of footballers rumored to be heading for the exits this summer. And with their transfers, should they happen, would come a shift in the power balance of European club football.

Edinson Cavani, Forward, Napoli


Assuming Manchester City fail to win the title this season they’ll be expected to spend, and spend big, in the summer to regain it.

Cavani is widely thought to be atop their shopping list, and with Mario Balotelli having left the club, Edin Dzeko pondering a move and Carlos Tevez playing some of the most inconsistent football of his career, manager Roberto Mancini is certainly in need of reinforcement in the attack.

Cavani, 26, is tall, strong and willing to track back—attributes that would serve him well in English football. And in the coming weeks he’s also likely to surpass the 33 goals he bagged in each of the last two seasons.

Now, Real Madrid have also been linked to the Uruguay international in recent days, and given the ease with which Barcelona disposed of them in the Primera Division title race they’ll certainly be looking for an upgrade or two in the coming months, particularly as neither Karim Benzema nor Gonzalo Higuain are especially popular in the Spanish capital.

Radamel Falcao, Forward, Atletico Madrid


Manchester City are thought to be interested in Falcao as well as Cavani, but at this point it looks as though Chelsea are the Colombian’s most amorous suitors.

Atletico Madrid are experiencing severe financial difficulties at present, and their early Europa League exit won’t have helped them on that front.

They’ll almost certainly be forced into selling their star forward in the summertime, and Chelsea have both the means and the need to acquire him.

A swap deal involving Fernando Torres (and a bagfull of cash) is a possibility.

Marouane Fellaini, Midfielder, Everton


Fellaini is another transfer target of Chelsea’s, and with Frank Lampard expected to leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season club owner Roman Abramovich will be looking to enhance his central midfield.

Fellaini has never made a secret of the fact he thinks his future lies at a bigger club than Everton, and with 10 Premier League goals to his name so far this season he has drawn no shortage of attention.

Manchester United are another possible destination, and, of course, City have been kicking tires as well.

Luis Suarez, Forward, Liverpool


Call it the Guardiola effect.

Since Bayern Munich announced that former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola would be joining the club ahead of next season the Bundesliga giants have been linked almost every big-name player expected to make a move in the summer.

Among them is Luis Suarez.

It’s hard to imagine Liverpool without their most gifted forward, but another tumultuous summer could well be in store for the Anfield club, and if Bayern Munich were to come in with a big offer for Suarez it’s conceivable that it would be accepted.

Bayern are also posting record profits these days, and as players line up to work with Guardiola the Bavarians could well be on the cusp of an era of European domination.

Stevan Jovetic, Forward, Fiorentina


How long can Fiorentina possibly hold on to their Montenegrin super-striker?

The 23-year-old is among the top goalscorers in Serie A this season and needs only three more Serie A goals to surpass the career high of 14 he set last season.

Rarely does a chance present itself to sign a forward of such superb technical ability, and Arsenal have been repeatedly rumored to be interested in signing him.

So too have been Juventus, and it might just help that fellow Montenegro international Mirko Vucinic—who Jovetic idolizes—plays his club football in Turin.

Gareth Bale, Forward, Tottenham Hotspur


With every goal he scores (he’s bagged eight of Spurs last 10) and every game-winner he strikes (four in his last four appearances) Gareth Bale’s value goes up and up and up.

It would hardly be inconceivable to see him go for £70 million on the open market, and when you’re talking about that sort of amount there’s only a handful of clubs that could afford to come in for him.

Real Madrid are thought to be very, very interested in the Welshman. His ability to play both down the left and in the middle would suit Madrid well, and as their strikers struggle for goals at the best of times his offensive contributions would be most welcome.

Of course, any move for Bale would seem to hinge on the future of Cristiano Ronaldo. And as the Portugal captain has been coy regarding his plans—and in contract negotiations—this one is very much up in the air.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Forward, Real Madrid


His two-goal performance against Barcelona in Tuesday’s Copa del Rey match was a reminder of just how dominating a presence he can be.

But as he continues to dither over a contract extension at Real Madrid—and as Gareth Bale’s reputation continues to grow—the likelihood of a summer exit (and at this stage it’s still not all that likely) increases.

Moneybags PSG have been rumored to be after him in the past, and then there are the usual reports of a sensational return to Manchester United.

The thing is, if United were to blow that kind of money on Ronaldo, why wouldn’t they sign Bale, instead?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1546392-rumored-summer-transfers-that-could-alter-european-footballs-power-balance

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Jurgen Klopp dismisses reports linking Edin Dzeko with Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp has rubbished reports linking Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko with a return to Germany with the Bundesliga champions in the summer.



The Bosnian striker has struggled to establish himself in Roberto Mancini's first-team plans at City since arriving in 2011, with many of his appearances coming off the bench.

He is, however, the reigning Premier League champions' top goalscorer this season with 13 in all competitions.

After spending a successful four years with Wolfsburg between 2007-11 ahead of his City move, Dzeko has been tipped for a return to Germany at the end of the season.

Dortmund were thought to be keen amid speculation they could lose star striker Robert Lewandowski to the likes of Manchester United or Bayern Munich.

But Dortmund boss Klopp insists that is not the case, telling SID: "This is total nonsense and not funny anymore."

Dzeko joined City for a reported £27million two years ago after scoring 85 goals during his time in the Bundesliga and Klopp admits the 26-year-old, who is contracted at City until 2014, is out of Dortmund's price range.

He added: "Dzeko is a good player but he is sadly out of our possibilities."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11679/8545952/Jurgen-Klopp-dismisses-reports-linking-Edin-Dzeko-with-Borussia-Dortmund

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City can have Cavani for £60m... but would they be 'nutty' enough to pay it?



Napoli have told Manchester City they can have Edinson Cavani for £60m.

And the club president has bizarrely claimed that City would be ‘nutters’ to pay it.
City made a bold £40m move for the Uruguay striker in January but were quickly told the fee would not be enough.

They have maintained dialogue with Napoli with the asking price - and the player’s buy-out clause - understood to be around £53m.

However, Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis says he wants that figure AFTER TAX which puts another £8m on his desired price.

De Laurentiis said: ‘We included a very high buy-out clause in his contract because we want him to stay at Napoli. The clause exists, though, and if some nutter is willing to pay €70m [£60m] for him, which would mean a net fee of €63m [£53m] for Napoli, we are ready to listen to the offer.


Lift off: Napoli say Manchester City are very welcome to buy Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani... but they'll have to stump up £60m

‘However, let it be clear that the final decision lies with Edinson.
‘He knows that he’s respected here and that the people love him. Not just for his goals, but also because he’s a serious and polite person.’

Real Madrid and Chelsea have also shown interest in 26-year-old Cavani as have Paris St Germain who have increasing doubts over Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s future.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2295259/Napoli-offer-Edinson-Cavani-Manchester-City-60m.html

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Neymar admits he dreams of playing for likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid or Chelsea

Brazil ace Neymar has admitted he dreams of playing in Europe for Barcelona, Real Madrid or Chelsea.



The Santos star has been widely tipped to make the move to Europe for some time with a host of top clubs chasing his signature.

Santos are thought to be readying a new deal in a bid to keep Neymar, but the playmaker admits he would consider moving to Barcelona, Real Madrid or Chelsea if they came calling.

"I dream of playing Europe, for a big club like Barcelona, Real Madrid and Chelsea," Neymar told Esporte Espetacular.

"Who wouldn't dream about playing alongside [Lionel] Messi, Xavi and [Andres] Iniesta? They're all great players.

"[But] there's no point in speculating when I'll leave Santos. I'll leave when I want to.

"I don't know where I would fit in if I joined Barca but I know my place is at Santos right now."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11827/8575596/Neymar-admits-he-dreams-of-playing-for-likes-of-Barcelona-Real-Madrid-or-Chelsea

padahal di BAL-PES di psp yg gw mainin Neymar dah pindah ke United

[Redsbusby]

Sbg fans hore2 sepakbola dan terutama fans berat liga inggris yg gw anggep liga paling superior, kedatengan valdes yg berlabel kiper dr klub terbaik dunia (terlepas dr kualitas sebenernya ) sama dgn kembali naikin pamor liga inggris sbg liga berkumpulnya para bintang euy. Apalagi kalo eriksson dan para anak muda yg lg bersinar di eropa jadi boyongan ke EPL..

Premier League Menantang untuk Valdes

Barcelona, detiksport - Harapan Barcelona mempertahankan Victor Valdes sepertinya akan pupus karena si pemain menegaskan kalau ia butuh tantangan baru. Adalah Premier League yang menarik minat kiper 31 tahun itu.

Valdes sebelumnya sudah mengatakan tak akan memperpanjang kontraknya bersama Barca yang akan habis musim panas 2014. Namun Los Cules sendiri masih belum mau melepasnya dan berharap Valdes berubah pikiran.

Tapi setelah 11 tahun berseragam Barca dan belajar sepakbola di La Masia, Valdes mungkin sudah "jenuh" dan butuh tantangan untuk membuktikan kemampuannya di klub dan kompetisi luar negeri. Hal ini kembali ia tegaskan dalam wawancara dengan FourFourTwo baru-baru ini.

"Saya menikmati waktu-waktu menyenangkan di sini, saya mencintai Barcelona. Saya akan selalu ingin kembali ke sini, tapi saya punya impian untuk bisa bermain di kompetisi lain. Dan saya memang ingin pindah," ujar Valdes.

"Saya ingin mencoba budaya baru, sepakbola yang baru dan tantangan baru," sambungnya.

Tantangan itu lah yang ingin Valdes cari di Premier League, kompetisi yang sangat menarik minatnya. Kebetulan klub-klub Inggris diberitakan tertarik untuk mendatangkannya di bursa transfer musim panas nanti dan Arsenal disebut-sebut sebagai kandidat terkuat selain juga Liverpool.

"Jelas saya sangat menyukai Premier League. Saya menyukai cara penonton menghormati sepakbola di Inggris. Benar-benar kehidupan yang berbeda. Mereka bertepuk tangan hanya untuk sekadar tekel biasa di Inggris dan itu bukan jadi kebiasaan kami (penonton di La Liga). Saya menyukainya," tutupnya.