2014 Summer Transfers Rumours Mk.IV

Mr Nick09 wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

Mr Nick09 wrote:A good source of mine just reported the Moreno to Liverpool done for 22 millions + clauses. I cant post the source since it's not an accredited journo, more like someone with good infos. So take it for what it is.

Does your "good source" go by the name Marca, by any chance?

no not at all, it's some guy on twitter. i dont mind giving his twitter handler if it turns out true

Yohan Modric wrote:Inter Milan are hoping to sign Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez on loan, with a view to signing him permanently, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

Di Marzio wrote:Valencia is targeting the Argentinian Enzo Perez, who was just called up for the World Cup's squad. The 27-year-old Benfica's midfielder is close to joining the club owned by Peter Lim. The parties are trying to reach an agreement on the modes of payment, but the deal is basically closed for € 25 million.

Also Benfica and Valencia are discussing the future of Garay. The defender Has many European suitors, there is a lot of competition to sign him. Villas-Boas' Zenit Appears to be in the lead, counting on the big wages it can offer. Bayern Munich is after him too, but the repute Real Madrid will receive the 50% of the fee is slowing things down. The European transfer market is taking off before the World Cup

Sevilla president Jose Castro has confirmed Liverpool's interest in full-back Alberto Moreno and he has told any player wanting to leave the club they can do so for the right price.

Moreno is being strongly linked with a move away from the club this summer, along with midfield star Ivan Rakitic.

It has long been suggested that Liverpool are in pole position to land 21-year-old Moreno - who has just missed out on a place in Spain's World Cup squad.

And Castro has now admitted that Liverpool are indeed interested in taking Moreno.

"It's true that there's interest from Liverpool and we're waiting to see if that turns into a reality, which right now, it isn't," Castro told the club's television channel.

Castro insists that the club will not be forced to sell Moreno or Rakitic cheaply, and has denied ongoing reports that the club need to sell in order to bolster their finances.

He said: "What I'm clear about is that we'll not force anyone to stay at Sevilla.

"Whoever wants to leave can do so, but we'll be the ones setting the prices.

"This club is experiencing a time of economic stability and we don't need to sell.

"We're going to be firm about this and we'll only consider selling outside the market, which gives us the opportunity to make our team competitive.

Rakitic

On Rakitic, he confirmed talks were ongoing over a new deal - despite the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona and champions Atletico Madrid all reportedly readying offers for the Croatian.

But Castro did admit to being 'frustrated' with Rakitic over the fact he is yet to sign his deal.

"The contract renewal offer to Rakitic is really important to us, as a part of our budget for the next season. We want Rakitic to stay so that the team remains powerful, we really want him to stay," he continued.

"Rakitic still has a year left on his contract and we'll have to analyse what comes. The truth of the matter is that many months have gone by, since we reached an agreement with him and he's still not signed. We're frustrated about that and I am particularly."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9336249/transfer-news-sevilla-confirm-liverpool-interest-in-alberto-moreno

Yohan Modric wrote:Juventus are interested in Real Madrid left back Marcelo, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.