Liverpool to Sell Seven to Help Fund £30m Summer Spending Spree

Liverpool are preparing a clear-out as the Anfield side looks to generate funds for significant signings this summer. Kenny Daglish and director of football Damien Comolli have reportedly been considering which players in the club’s squad they are willing to offload and perhaps unsurprisingly a number of those are players brought in by Roy Hodgson.

Milan Jovanovic has failed to make an impact at the club and will be allowed to leave should a decent offer come in for the Serbian who is being chased by a string of Bundesliga sides. Philipp Degen is currently on loan at Stuttgart and the signs are that the Swiss international is unlikely to return to Liverpool.

Paul Konchesky has had a dire time at Liverpool and was sent out on loan to Nottingham Forest where he has proved a success and there is talk that Fulham may be interested in buying the 29 year old back and given that he cost the Merseyside club nothing in the first place it could take as little as

Juve set for summer shopping spree

Juventus are already preparing for the summer transfer window and the Bianconeri have lined up Michel Bastos, Andreas Beck and Giuseppe Rossi as their main targets, according to Tuttosport.

Juventus general manager Beppe Marotta yesterday stated that the club planed to sign four new players next summer as they look to add much needed quality to the squad.

The Old Lady is reportedly close to reaching an agreement with Lyon over Michel Bastos, with

Juve set for summer shopping spree

Juventus are already preparing for the summer transfer window and the Bianconeri have lined up Michel Bastos, Andreas Beck and Giuseppe Rossi as their main targets, according to Tuttosport.

Juventus general manager Beppe Marotta yesterday stated that the club planed to sign four new players next summer as they look to add much needed quality to the squad.

The Old Lady is reportedly close to reaching an agreement with Lyon over Michel Bastos, with

Manchester United Set for Astonishing £105m Six Player Spending Spree

4 comments by The Newshound on March 6th, 2011

Old Trafford boss looks to spend big this summer.

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Manchester United Set for Astounding £105m Six Player Spending Spree

11 comments by The Newshound on March 6th, 2011

Old Trafford boss looks to spend big this summer.

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Chelsea Plan Incredible £110m Five Player Summer Spending Spree as Abramovich Plans to Splash the Cash

24 comments by Christian Bailey on March 6th, 2011

Stamford Bridge owner dreaming of acquiring a Galatico or two when the transfer window re-opens.

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Manchester United Set for £95m Quartet Summer Spending Spree With Tottenham, Aston Villa, Sunderland and Everton Raids

33 comments by The Newshound on February 20th, 2011

Sir Alex Ferguson looks to bring Goodison Park, White Hart Lane, Villa Park and Stadium of Light talents to Old Trafford this summer.

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Premier League chief defends spending spree

Premier League boss Richard Scudamore says that the increased sums of money in English football are being used to good effect.

After a frenetic transfer deadline day last Monday, which saw the likes of Fernando Torres, Andy Carroll, Luis Suarez and David Luiz swap clubs for a combined total of over 120 million pounds, the big-spending tendencies of Premier League clubs amid an economic downturn have come under fire.

But speaking about the Premier League’s corporate and social responsibilities, chief executive Scudamore believes that the surge in spending allows the governing body to play a wider role in the community.

“I wouldn’t want to create anything like the impression that we are suddenly getting involved (in corporate and social responsibility) because of last Monday,” Scudamore said.

“As I say, we’ve had 28 years of ‘Football in the Community’ going in professional football. The Premier League’s got a long track record since it started of community involvement so this is just another extension.”

“On the left hand side, we have TV rights and transfer fees, we have large amounts of money in the game being used on talent acquisition. And on the right hand side, we have large amounts of money going to some good causes (to) fulfil our corporate and social responsibilities.”

Tue 8 February, 2011