The Transfers/Transfer Rumours Thread

Yet another Belgian

 

They have to shift a few of those.

 

Cutting out the 'deadwood' so to speak, that midfield is fantastic.

If they were to sign Soldad, for instance, from midfield on they could set up:

-------Sandro-------
Paulinho------ Dembele

Chadli----------Bale
-------Soldado------

First class.

 

They can play an excellent narrow diamond with Sandro holding, Dembele and Paulinho shutting, and Bale at the tip.

Or, 2 holding (Paulinho/Sandro) with Bale and Lennon/Holtby wide. Incredible options.

 

Geez Huddlestone :icon_mrgreen:

 

Internacional have completed the signing of Ignacio Scocco from Newell's Old Boys for €5.3 million. Scocco was joint top soccer in Argentina last year scoring 13 goals and helped his team win the 2013 Torneo Final championship and as of now (with one game left) is joint top scorer in the Copa Libertadores with 6 goals. This year he has scored 11 goals for Newell's in the league. He is a good replacement for when Leandro Damião leaves after the World Cup.

They have also brought back fan favourite Alex (not the Chelsea/PSG one) to the Beira-Rio.

 

It's one thing to have a good midfield, firstly they need a decent striker.

 

"If Al-Rayyan can keep Nilmar, we can keep Leandro Damiao, even if there is a big offer. It's silly to sell Leandro Damiao this year, he has the chance to play the World Cup and improve at a personal and professional level. We are confident and we understand that he can wait another year, play the World Cup, increase his value with the national team and then be transferred and have other opportunities." - All from the mouth of club president Luis Cesar S. Moura

http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...miss-out-on-Leandro-Damiao-and-Miralem-Pjanic

Unlucky Spurs.

 

Palmeiras right-back Welder set to join Sporting Lisbon.

Palmeiras right-back Welder is very close to joining Portuguese club Sporting Lisbon, according to reports in Brazil and Portugal.

Welder will be loaned to Sporting Lisbon for a season, Sporting Lisbon will have an option to buy him once the loan deal is over.

http://www.sambafoot.com/en/news/50208_palmeiras_right-back_welder_set_to_join_sporting_lisbon.html

Kinda of a sign where Sporting are right now. Going after Weldinho, a guy who can't even get into the starting eleven at a second division side (albeit a giant that should never have falling so far).

 

Damiao is pish anyway

 

Soldado would do the trick.

 

He's not as good as some people make out but he is far from pish.

 

This guy is far from pish. He is a fantastic prospect and Internacional are going to profit big time off him.

He is a tall guy, powerful, quick, great on and off the ball and is a clinical finisher with his head and feet. He is over 6,0 foot tall which will be useful in the Prem, but to go with that famous cliché he has a good touch for a big man and can travel at speed. Good hold up play will also be good in the Prem. He can read the game well, make superb runs into space and to draw defenders away. There are very few down sides to his game that I can see. Maybe a bit injury prone.

2011, he got 38 goals in 51 games. 2012, he got 24 in 43 games

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qe65KASlVU"]All 39 goals of Leandro Damião in 2011 [HD] - YouTube[/ame]

YouTube can make anyone look good but this guy is the real deal

 

Ive seen him playing for Brazil a few times and he looks more like Darren Bent than Higuain.

 

Roma confident of sealing Gervinho deal for €6m in the next week, despite the fact Arsenal want €8m, reports La Repubblica.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Inter’s Walter Mazzari is considering placing a bid for Sochaux’s Ryad Boudebouz with OM also interested

According to L’Equipe, Bafétimbi Gomis would rather stay in France, with OM reportedly interested, than sign for NUFC.

Luiz Gustavo’s agent has spoken to Sport 1 about links to #AFC: “There is no truth in that whatsoever.

Arsenal have told Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Júlio César he will have to take a pay cut if he wants to join the club.

Premier League pair Sunderland and Aston Villa are monitoring Inter Milan midfielder Zdravko Kuzmanovic.

Official: Verona have announced the signing of Bosko Jankovic from Serie A side Genoa

Daily Mirror: Borussia Dortmund, Rubin Kazan, and Zenit St. Petersburg are interested in Newcastle striker Papiss Cisse.

Di Marzio: Zenit have offered Leandro Damiao €4.5million per year and €25m for Internacional. Napoli offering €20m and €3m for Damiao

CdS: Parma's Ninis has been linked with Sociedad

Ex Chelsea goalkeeper Ross Turnbull is on trial with RKC Waalwijk.


These are the completed transfers for all the Eredivisie clubs during the summer of 2013.

ADO Den Haag

In- Michiel Kramer (Volendam, free), Ricky van Haaren (VVV Venlo, Undisclosed), Malcolm Esajas (MVV, free), Ninos Gouriye (Heracles, undisclosed), Mitchell Schet (Groningen, undisclosed)

Out- Ramon Leeuwin (released), Kevin Visser (Helmond Sport, undisclosed), Gábor Horváth (released), Stanley Elbers (Helmond Sport, undisclosed) Roderick Gielisse (Sparta Rotterdam, undisclosed), Rydell Poepon (NAC Breda, loan), Charlton Vicento (PAS Giannina)

Ajax

In- Sam Hendriks (De Graafschap, undisclosed), Marvin Honer (Arminia Bielefeld, undisclosed) Mike van der Hoorn (Utrecht, undisclosed) Bojan (Barcelona, loan)

Out- Ryan Babel (Kasimpasa, free) Mitchell Dijks (Heerenveen, loan), Miralem Sulejmani (Benfica, free), Chiel Kramer (Heerenveen, free), Xandro Schenk (Go Ahead Eagles, undisclosed)

AZ Alkmaar

In- Nemanja Guedelj (NAC Breda, €3 million), Jeffrey Gouweleeuw (Heerenveen, €1.5 million), Eli Babalj (Melbourne Heart, Undisclosed), Jan Wuytens (Utrecht, free)

Out- Giliano Wijnaldum, Ali Messaoud (contracts ended), Ruud Boymans (Willem II, loan), Adam Maher (PSV, €6.5 Million) Jozy Altidore (Sunderland, €10 million), Mikhail Rosheuvel (Heracles, loan)

Cambuur

In- Ruud Swinkels (PSV Eindhoven, free), Alex Christovao, Leonard Nienhuis (Both Groningen,free), Ramon Leeuwin, (ADO Den Haag, free), Harm Zeinstra (FC Emmen, free), Bart van Brakel (Den Bosch,undisclosed), Jeremy de Graaf (VVOG, undisclosed), Oliver Feldballe (Randers FC, Undisclosed), Marlon Pereira (Botev Plovdiv, undisclosed)

Out- Yuri Rose (retired), Melvin de Leeuw (Ross County, free), Fritz Dantuma (released)

FC Groningen

In- Nick van der Velden (NEC, free), Giliano Wijnaldum (Free), Eric Botteghin (NAC Breda, €650,000)

Out- Virgil van Dijk (Celtic, €3 million), Leandro Bacuna (Aston Villa, €1 million), Oluwafemi Ajilore (released), Kees Kwakman (released), Alex Christovao, Leonard Nienhuis (both Cambuur, free), Tim Sparv (Greuther Furth, free), Paul Francisco (Harkemase Boys, free), Robby Holder (ACV Assen, free), Jesse Renken (Be Quick 1887,free), Tim Keurntjes (Telstar, free), Mitchell Schet (ADO Den Haag, undisclosed)

FC Twente

In- Kyle Ebecilio (Arsenal, free), Sonny Stevens (Volendam, undisclosed)

Out- Danny Landzaat (retired), Dmitry Bulykin, Douglas (both released), Emir Bajrami (Panathinaikos, free), Leroy Fer (Norwich City, €5.5 million), Nacer Chadli (Tottenham, €7.5 million), Ruben Lucas (Go Ahead Eagles, undisclosed)

FC Utrecht

In- Darren Rosheuvel (Ajax, undisclosed), Timothy Derijck (PSV Eindhoven, Loan)

Out- Jan Wuytens (AZ, free), Nana Asare (Gent, undisclosed), Eduard Duplan, Anouar Kali, Enzo Boldewijn, Eric Cummins (Contracts ended) Mike van der Hoorn (Ajax, undisclosed)

Feyenoord

In-

Out- Kelvin Leerdam (released), Kamohelo Mokotjo (Zwolle, undisclosed), Guyon Fernandez (Zwolle, loan)

Go Ahead Eagles

In- Xandro Schenk (Ajax, free), Maurice de Ruiter (DVS 33, undisclosed), Jeffrey Rijsdijk (Dordrecht, undisclosed), Tom Oostinjen (GVVV, undisclosed), Joeri Schroyen (Fortuna Sittard, free), Lars Lambooij (Veendam, free), Ruben Lucas (Twente, undisclosed), Doke Schmidt (Heerenveen, loan)

Out- Resit Schuurman, Ruud Wellenberg (both released), Cendrino Misidjan (Sparta Rotterdam, free), Freek Herkens (Willem II, free), Jan Kromkamp (Retired), Jasper Heusinkveld (De Graafschap, undisclosed)

Heerenveen

In- Mitchell Dijks (Ajax, loan), Chiel Kramer (Ajax, free), Yanic Wildschut (VVV Venlo, undisclosed), Magnus Wolff Eikrem (Molde, undisclosed)

Out- Jeffrey Gouweleeuw (AZ, €1.5 million), Filip Djuricic (Benfica €6 million), Daniël de Ridder, Matthew Amoah, Arsenio Valpoort (all released), Kenny Steppe (Waasland-Beveren, undisclosed), Doke Schmidt (Go Ahead Eagles,loan), Oussama Tannane (Heracles, undisclosed)

Heracles

In- Mikhail Rosheuvel (AZ Alkmaar, loan), Bryan Linssen (VVV Venlo, Undisclosed), Daan Rienstra (ADO’20, undisclosed), Oussama Tannane (Heerenveen, undisclosed), Aleksei Kangaskolkka (Jonkoping Sodra)

Out- Everton (Al Nasr, free), Daryl van Mieghem, Marko Vejinovic (both released), Ninos Gouriye (ADO Den Haag, undisclosed),

NAC Breda

In- Gábor Babos (NEC, free), Jeffrey Sarpong (free), Joey Suk (Beerschot, free), Henrico Drost (RKC, free), Rydell Poepon (ADO Den Haag, loan) Gill Swerts (free)

Out- Nemanja Gudelj (AZ, €3 million), Jens Janse, Kees Luijckx (both released), Eric Botteghin (Groningen, €650,000)

NEC Nijmegen

In- Dennis Gentenaar (Almere City, free), Christoph Hemlein (Stuttgart, free), Tobias Haitz ( Bayer Leverkusen, free), Michael Higdon (Motherwell, free), Seydina Diarra (Anderlecht, undisclosed)

Out- Evander Sno, Rémy Amieux, Danny van den Meiracker, Khalid Sinouh, Leroy George (all released), Gabor Babos (NAC Breda, free), Kevin Wattamaleo (Volendam, free), Nick van der Velden (Groningen, free), Melvin Platje (Neftchi Baku, undisclosed), Rick ten Voorde (Paderborn, undisclosed)

PEC Zwolle

In - Stef Nijland (PSV, free), Kamohelo Mokotjo (Feyenoord, free), Kevin Begois (Den Bosch, free), Mateusz Klich (Wolfsburg, undisclosed), Guyon Fernandez (Feyenoord, loan)

Out- Arne Slot (retired), Frank Olijve, Norichio Nieveld (both released), Danny Wintjens (VVV Venlo, free), Christiaan Cicek (SVZW Wierden, free), Norair Mamedov (Willem II, loan)

PSV Eindhoven

In-Florian Jozefzoon (RKC, undisclosed), Adam Maher (AZ, €6.5 million) Karim Rekik (Manchester City, loan), Jeffrey Bruma (Chelsea, undisclosed), Stijn Schaars (Sporting Lisbon, Undisclosed), Santiago Arias (Sporting Lisbon, undisclosed)

Out- Mark van Bommel (retired), Orlando Engelaar, Wilfred Bouma, Boy Waterman (all released), Stef Nijland (Zwolle, free), Jeremain Lens (Dynamo Kiev, €9.5 million), Dries Mertens (Napoli, €9.5 million) Kevin Strootman (Roma, €18 million), Timothy Derijck (Utrecht, loan)

RKC Waalwijk

In- Damiano Schet (Rijnsburgse Boys, free), Mitch Apau (SC Veendam, free), Dennis Rommedahl (Brondby, free), Rémy Amieux (NEC, free), Jean-David Beauguel (Esperance Tunis, undisclosed) Romeo Castelen (Volga Nizhniy, free), Aurelien Joachim (F91 Dudelange, undisclosed)

Out- Teddy Chevalier (released), Henrico Drost (NAC Breda, free), Guy Ramos (Roda JC, free), Ard van Peppen (Roda JC, free), Jeff Stans (Excelsior, free)

Roda JC

In – Guy Ramos (RKC, free), Ard van Peppen (RKC, free), Henk Dijkhuizen (Sparta Rotterdam, free), Marc Höcher (Willem II, free), Anouar Kali (Utrecht, free) Frank Demouge (Bournemouth, undisclosed), Kees Luijckx (NAC Breda, free)

Out- Adil Ramzi, Laurent Delorge (released), Sanharib Malki (Kasimpasa, €1 millon), Robbie Wielaert (Melbourne Heart, free), Jimmy Hempte (KV Oostende, free)

Vitesse Arnhem

In - Faycal Annouri (Almere City,free). Kelvin Leerdam (Free), Gael Kakuta (Chelsea, loan), Patrick van Aanholt (Chelsea, loan), Marko Vejinovic (Heracles, free)

Out- Nicky Hofs (retired), Michihiro Yasuda (released), Marco van Ginkel (Chelsea, undisclosed) Wilfried Bony (Swansea City, undisclosed), Simon Cziommer (Released)

 

He has never played in a competitive match for the Seleção. Only friendly games going back to the 2 - 0 win against Scotland which I think is part of the reason he has never taking his Internacional form to the national side.

 

Course he would. Would be a great signing for Spurs.

 

Rafa and Napoli have just given Real the Suarez money -Sky Italia: Higuain to Napoli. £32m fee , already signed Albiol £10.3m

 

Id love to see Illarramendi, Modric, Isco, Ozil, Suarez and Ronaldo in the same team

Will be refreshing and great to see Real Madrid playing real football again after years of excrutiating pish under Mourinho.

Casillas
Carvajal Varane Ramos Marcelo
Illarra
Ozil Modric Isco Ronaldo
Suarez

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Aye, and imagine Classico's with top class football in it again, as opposed to the nonsense Mourinho brought with him and that seemed to surround him where ever here goes.

They'll certainly be some team next year.