2015/16 Summer Transfer Rumours Mk.II

Arsenal plz, just sign Schneiderlin ffs

Looks like both Milan clubs are battling for Imbula which paves way for Arsenal to sign Kondogbia.This is what GDM's suggesting.

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Manchester United is in talks with Bayern Münich for Jerome #Boateng. He's a target for defense. #MUFC (via @DiMarzio)

Boateng getting kicked out of Bayern for getting rekt by Messi

Hans pls respond

Hans will like this.

Just making room for Bartra tbh.

Boateng, Depay, Gundogan, Bacca, Handanovic and Clyne

Masterclass from Woodward

lol we won't sign Kondogbia or any other midfielder without selling Flamini first.

And Flamini has said he will "honor" his contract, so yeah.

You forgot Firmino and Benzema.

Woodward is what FIFA dreams are made off

M99 wrote:Boateng getting kicked out of Bayern for getting rekt by Messi

Hans pls respond

Boateng fell down the hole like Michael Jordan in Space Jam but instead of Bugs Bunny he found himself in the grasp of Woodward asking him to help defeat the Oilstars

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

M99 wrote:Boateng getting kicked out of Bayern for getting rekt by Messi

Hans pls respond

Boateng fell down the hole like Michael Jordan in Space Jam but instead of Bugs Bunny he found himself in the grasp of Woodward asking him to help defeat the Oilstars

Utd looking for a Vidic successor



Can't blame them for trying

ffs there was Di Marzio's programme but I fell asleep

S wrote:Looks like both Milan clubs are battling for Imbula which paves way for Arsenal to sign Kondogbia.This is what GDM's suggesting.

I don't realize really why there is this battle to sign him

man u are about to sign everyone if you beleave the news.

Antalyaspor say the veteran striker, Eto'o will join them after his contract at Sampdoria is terminated, while they will also hold talks with the Brazil icon, Ronaldinho

Samuel Eto'o has agreed to join Turkish side Antalyaspor, according to their president, who has revealed that Ronaldinho could also arrive at the ambitious club.

The former Cameroon striker has represented the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, Inter and Chelsea, winning three Champions League titles across his illustrious career as well as two Africa Cup of Nations tournaments.

The 34-year-old is currently under contract at Sampdoria, having joined the Serie A side in January, but the newly-promoted Turkish Super League club's chief Gultekin Gencer insists his deal in Italy will be terminated on Wednesday, allowing him to make the move.

"We have reached an agreement with Eto'o and his agent," he said. "We just need to work out some small details.

"The Sampdoria board have to terminate his contract first and they gave us confirmation that they will do so on Wednesday - then we can sign him."

Gencer also says negotiations with Brazil icon Ronaldinho, who currently plays for Queretaro in Mexico, will begin at the end of the week.

"We are opening talks with Ronaldinho," the president confirmed. "His brother, Roberto Assis, will be in Antalya on Thursday. Then we will start the negotiations on Friday."

As well as Ronaldinho and Eto'o, the president also confirmed earlier this week that the club are interested in Netherlands international Ibrahim Afellay, who is out of contract at Barcelona this summer.

So even Milan with money still cant sign their targets..

Well I'm sure it's hard to pull players away from Champions League football

Milans can't offer any European football at all right now. Their coaching situation has been a joke for ages, and the conditions aren't great. They finished 10th FFS.

So them having a nice bit of cash and some good intentions to go with it is fine and all, but they certainly won't be dishing out oil club mega contracts and overpaying bucket loads to get their targets. So they need to calm the f down and try and do realistic business.


Not like the last time they had money to spend, where they forgot that buying 400 strikers isn't a viable option. Although with Jackson, Ibra and Luiz Adriano or whoeverelse rumours all over the place, the lesson has seemingly not been learned.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Milans can't offer any European football at all right now. Their coaching situation has been a joke for ages, and the conditions aren't great. They finished 10th FFS.

So them having a nice bit of cash and some good intentions to go with it is fine and all, but they certainly won't be dishing out oil club mega contracts and overpaying bucket loads to get their targets. So they need to calm the f down and try and do realistic business.


Not like the last time they had money to spend, where they forgot that buying 400 strikers isn't a viable option. Although with Jackson, Ibra and Luiz Adriano or whoeverelse rumours all over the place, the lesson has seemingly not been learned.

Milan will be back up there it's only a matter of time I think because jackson is coming they would have guaranteed him top reinforcements to try and finish in the cl place otherwise he would have had a hat full of other top clubs to choose from.... hey he left FC Porto and although they play in the portugese league they are ahead of Milan in quality as things stand

Milan has too many holes for just a few players to fill. This surge of money has to last 3 years at least AND they have to buy the right players...

To return to fighting regularly for titles, I agree absolutely sports. To return to qualifying for the CL as a bare minimum however I'd argue you can do enough in one window but it's a precarious position to be in once you achieve it. If you don't push on, you typically fall behind again.

sportsczy wrote:Milan has too many holes for just a few players to fill. This surge of money has to last 3 years at least AND they have to buy the right players...

Ok fair enough how do you know it haseto last 3 years where is the proof?. What if Milan get into the champions league and make surprise runs that will bring in more revenue to the club?

To create anything sustainable we require better management on a continual basis, not simply over the next season or even three. Sports is quite right in asserting that we need more than simply a strong transfer market in the coming months but it may well suffice to achieve our immediate short term goal of returning to the Champions League. After that we will then have to begin expanding the squad and increasing the competitiveness of our starting eleven. Right now we're at the point that we need to drastically cut down the squad size, first due to our wage bill and secondly due to our lack of European commitments.

The focus right now is to create a smaller squad with a starting eleven that can bring immediate results in the league. In the following seasons, theoretically with European money once more, we can build on this base to challenge for the league and eventually Europe. One summer of money will do very little for the club in the long term. We need to make better use of our resources than we have done in the past 8 years, in terms of managing the squad size, scouting and player selection. It's very easy to spend big in a single window and go backwards, there are plenty of examples of that in recent years. We have to achieve our immediate goal before we even have the luxury of worrying about our long term goals first though.

Di Marzio :
PSG on Trapp (Eintracht Francoforte) . In that case Sirigu might sign with Roma.

PSG want Lloris... Trapp is the backup. How hard they go after Lloris will depend on whether Pogba decides to come. If he doesn't (likely), then they'd have the money for Lloris.

In a perfect world, they'd like to send Sirigu and Cabaye to the Spurs and get back Lloris and Dembele (that's what my PSG friends are speculating anyhow)... but you rarely have trades in footy. I doubt it.

Ben Smith of the BBC reporting that Man City have made a new £35.5mil plus add ons bid for Raheem Sterling - believed to be their final bid.

Add-ons go up to 40m.

Think we'll sell to be honest.

Rodgers wants to ruin Liverpool so will stay for a very long time because FSG are happy with him and Sterling doesn't want to play for Liverpool under Rodgers so doubt we'll reject.