GLOBAL TRANSFER WINDOW( Transfer news, transfer gossip)

karipapayam · Post time 10-5-2012 07:58 AM

Bakaye Traore signs for AC Milan

Nancy have confirmed that the Mali international midfielder will leave the Ligue 1 club on a free transfer in June and will ply his trade at San Siro next season

By Luis Mira

Nancy have announced on their official website that Bakaye Traore will join AC Milan in the summer.The Mali international penned a three-year contract with the Rossoneri, who will secure the player on a free transfer when his contract expires in June.Traore had already announced the move on Tuesday, speaking of his delight to have signed for the Serie A side.

The 27-year-old, who had also been linked with Newcastle and Olympique de Marseille, reached an agreement with Milan in mid-April, but waited for the club to secure their Ligue 1 status before announcing the switch.

Traore has been at Nancy since 2009, when he joined the club from Ligue 2 outfit Amiens.

mixed · Post time 10-5-2012 01:16 PM

Reply 4# mixed

Juve not for me, says Van Persie as striker hints at Arsenal stay

[size=1.2em]Robin van Persie has given the clearest hint yet that he is ready to stay at Arsenal after indicating it would take an 慹xtraordinary

mixed · Post time 11-5-2012 02:15 PM

Post Last Edit by mixed at 11-5-2012 14:17

Football transfer rumours and news: Thursday, May 10

Transfer Rumours

Published on Thursday 10 May 2012 14:18

NEWCASTLE, Manchester City, Manchester United and Barcelona are among the clubs making the news today.

Former Newcastle trainee Lewis Guy, who signed a pre-contract agreement with St Mirren in January, is already training with the Paisley side after leaving MK Dons ?Daily Record

Yaya Toure has dropped a transfer bombshell on Manchester City just days before the Premier League title decider after the 28-year-old said he would love to return to Barcelona ?Daily Express

Juventus have become the first club to publicly express an interest in signing Robin Van Persie, but Arsenal are confident they can keep the Netherlands striker at Emirates Stadium ?Guardian

Manchester United are lining up a sensational move for 28-year-old Van Persie, who has just one year remaining on his contract, as Sir Alex Ferguson attempts to compete with big-spending Manchester City in the transfer market ?talkSPORT

Ferguson is also preparing to make a

widuri007 · Post time 13-5-2012 02:52 AM

Pardew Fears Stars May Be Sold

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew claims it may be impossible to hang on to some of his team’s stars after reports of interest from some of Europe’s top clubs.

The Magpies are challenging for a Champions League spot going into the final round of games on Sunday but have found themselves increasingly linked with interest from some of Europe’s top sides. Reports this week linked Real Madrid with Papiss Demba Cisse and both Juventus and Inter Milan have been watching Hatem Ben Arfa and Cheick Tiote. Chelsea have been linked with both Tiote and keeper Tim Krul.

“It’s impossible to restrict Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, Manchester City from coming in for one of our players,” Pardew told BBC Newcastle.

“We have players who are not on the salaries these top clubs can offer.”

Demba Ba is another player linked with a departure after rumours of a release clause in his contract which could see him leave for less than ￡7million.

“It is not a foregone conclusion that he will stay, but the Newcastle public have played their part singing his name. He must love that.”

Pardew has built a potential top four side on the back of the ￡35million he received from Liverpool for striker Andy Carroll just over a year ago and the ￡10million proceeds last summer from the sale of Jose Enrique and Kevin Nolan and he says he may have to do the same in order to strengthen his side.

“Forget about Everton and Aston Villa, we have put ourselves in a similar position to Arsenal,” he added.

“The one security I have is that Mike Ashley is a difficult seller. He is not going to let someone go for ￡7million, he is going to want top, top money, but if Yohan Cabaye gets a call from Manchester United and they tell him he is going to be the next Paul Scholes I am not going to be able to stop him.

“It is going to cost Manchester United a shed-load of money, but until we have Champions League football, and we might have that by this weekend, we cannot compete with that.”

In recent weeks Newcastle have been linked with Ajax defenders Jan Vertonghen and Siem de Jong, Stuttgart defender Serdar Tasci and FC Twente striker Luuk de Jong and his team-mate centre-back Douglas and Pardew says his priority this summer is a centre-back who can head the ball.

“I am contemplating bringing in someone because we don’t have a dominant header of the ball. On the scouting front we are looking at a centre-half who can come and score us eight goals next season,” he added.

“If we didn’t have Demba Ba we wouldn’t have Papiss Cisse and we are trying to bring another player to the club who is close to Yohan Cabaye. That is another little connection and a bit of a clue for you.”

Cabaye moved from Lille last summer and the Magpies have been linked with interest in Lille playmaker Eden Hazard although he looks set to move to Manchester City this summer.

widuri007 · Post time 13-5-2012 02:54 AM

MANCHESTER UNITED TRANSFER NEWS AND RUMOURS SATURDAY 12 MAY
May 12th, 2012 Bill_Kendal

Lazio Linked With Berbatov Bid

Serie A side Lazio are being linked with Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov. Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport reports that talks have already taken place between Berbatov’s agent, Emil Danchev, and Claudio Lotito, president of the Italian club.

Danchev said on Friday that Berbatov is likely to move abroad if he leaves United, dashing the hopes of Fulham and QPR, both of whom have been linked with the 31-year-old Bulgarian.

“He would like to try a new challenge in another league,” said Danchev. “It has been a frustrating season and now he just wants to play football.”

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson insists he wants to realise Berbatov’s full value and is expected to demand around ￡8million for the striker who is also being linked with interest from German clubs Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen.

widuri007 · Post time 13-5-2012 02:55 AM

Ivanovic Is Real Target

Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic is being linked with a ￡15million summer bid from Real Madrid.

The Daily Mail reports today that Real coach Jose Mourinho wants the Serb to strengthen his defence and the fact that Ivanovic can play just about anywhere across the back four makes him all the more attractive to the former Chelsea boss.

Another former Chelsea defender Ricardo Carvalho looks set to quit the Bernabeu this summer and Mourinho wants to replace him with the 28-year-old Ivanovic having also considered Arsenal’s Thomas Vermaelen.

The Mail’s report claims that Real will bid ￡15million for Ivanovic but Spanish newspaper Marca claims the Blues will demand 25million euro (￡20million), a sum which Real president Florentino Perez may find prohibitive given that he spent 30million euro last summer on defender Fabio Coentrao. However, Marca adds that informal negotiations took place between the two clubs last April and it adds that the Blues would be prepared to listen to offers provided the price is right.

Chelsea paid ￡9.7million for Ivanovic when they signed him from Lokomotiv Moscow in 2008

ahmad_fazill · Post time 13-5-2012 11:09 AM

Official: Al Sadd announce signing of Raul

The 34-year-old has ended the speculation surrounding his future after penning a one-year deal with the Qatari outfit and following in the footsteps of Fernando Hierro

Al Sadd have confirmed the signing of Raul on a free transfer from the start of the 2012-13 season.

The former Spain forward is set to depart Schalke after two years in Germany since his release from the Spanish capital, but the identity of his next team was previously unknown.

However, Al Sadd have now announced on their official website that the decorated 34-year-old will arrive on Qatari shores prior to the beginning of the new campaign.

Raul made his name at Real Madrid after making his debut in 1994, before going on to win six Liga titles and a hat-trick of Champions League crowns.

He also became Los Blancos' all-time top scorer with 323 goals over a 16-year spell but joined Schalke two summers ago.

The attacker was also a success in Gelsenkirchen, despite his advancing years, netting a further 40 times, but revealed the current campaign would be his last for the Royal Blues, which ended in the side retiring the No.7 shirt that he had worn.

Raul has scored 71 Champions League goals, ensuring legendary status.

aimanutd · Post time 13-5-2012 12:15 PM

Redknapp hopeful of Adebayor deal

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has reiterated his desire to retain the services of Emmanuel Adebayor, but feels Manchester City will have to play ball for a deal to happen.
Adebayor joined Spurs on a season-long loan last summer and has made a positive impression at White Hart Lane. The forward is due to head back to City after Sunday's final game of the season, but he is likely to be surplus to requirements at Eastlands.

Redknapp would be happy to call on Adebayor next term, but requires the help and negotiating skills of chairman Daniel Levy to make it happen.

"We love him here," Redknapp said of Adebayor. "He's been great for us.

"Only the chairman can deal with that one. He can deal with the financial situation. His (Adebayor's) wages would be a big problem. But if Daniel can pull off a deal with City like last year, we would love to have him here."

sudugaru · Post time 16-5-2012 11:48 AM

Shinji Kagawa in Manchester for Man Utd talks

Borussia Dortmund star Shinji Kagawa is in Manchester today.

Kicker says the Japan international, who has rejected a new contract offer from Dortmund, hopped onto a Manchester-bound plane last night.

Kagawa has already declared he expects to sign for Manchester United.

Dortmund coach Juergen Klopp admits they were always fighting a losing battle: "You have to understand Shinji's environment. In Japan we don't have a profile. It's all about the Premier League and therefore that's where Shinji wants to play."

cm dah confirm je mamat ni men kat MU season depan..

Alf_Ramsey · Post time 8-7-2012 11:01 PM

Transfer update

Olivier Giroud (montpeiller to Arsenal)
Gylfi Sigurdsson (TSG Hoffenheim to Tottenham Hotspur)
George McCartney(Sunderland to West Ham United)
Karim El Ahmadi (Fayenoord to Aston Villa)
Yakubu (Blackburn to Guangzhou )
Leon Best (Newcastle to Blackburn)
Nuno Gomez (Free Agent to Blackburn)
Steven Naismith (Rangers to Everton)
Shinji Kagawa (Dortmund to United)
Nick Powell (Crewe to United)
Salomon Kalou (Free Agent to Lille)
JS Park (United to QPR)
Forlan (Inter to Internacional)
Steven Davis(Rangers to Southampton)
Eden Hazard (Lille to Chelsea)
Sascha Riether(Cologne to Fulham)
Fryers (United to Spurs)
Matías Silvestre(Città di Palermo to Inter)
Jonathan Woodgat(Stoke to Boro)
Gyan (Sunderland to Al-Ain)
Pavel Pogrebnyak (Fulham to Reading)
Junior Fernándes (Universidad de Chile to Leverkusen)
Clarence Seedorf (Milan to Botafogo)
Podolski (cologne to Arsenal)
Jordi Alba (Valencia to Barca)
Denilson (Arsenal to Sao Paulo)
Sunil Chhetri (Lisbon)
Miguel Veloso (Genoa to Kiev)
Lucio (Inter to Juventus)
Tranquillo Barnetta(Leverkusen to Schalke)
Dodo (Corinthians to Roma)
Nicola Leali (Brescia to Juve)
Ezequiel Lavezzi (Napoli to PSG)
Javi Márquez (Espanol to Mallorca)
Ederson (Lyon to Lazio)
Kwadwo Asamoah (Udinese to Juve)
Cuellar (Villa to Sunderland)
Frederic Kanoute (Sevilla to Beijing)
Marquinho(Fluminense to Roma)
Mehmet Topal (Fehnerbahce To Valencia)
Mladen Petric(Free Agent to Fulham)
Mario Mandzukic( Wolfsburg to Bayern)
Samba Diakite (Nancy to QPR )
Marko Marin (Werder to Chelsea)
Pogba (United to Juve)
Jan Vertonghen(Ajax To Spurs )
Bongani Khumalo( Spurs To Paok)

Unconfirmed (could happen)

Hugo Lloris(lyon to Arsenal)
Joao Moutinho (Porto To United)
Luka Modric (Spurs to Real)

matsyeh · Post time 10-7-2012 12:04 AM

QPR sign Park Ji-Sung from Manchester United

The South Korea international midfielder has signed a two-year deal with Mark Hughes' side after spending seven distinguished years with the Old Trafford outfit

The South Korea international has signed a two-year deal with Mark Hughes' side who, as Goal.com reported, have paid in the region of ￡2.5 million for the 31-year-old and will also part with a further ￡2.5m should they avoid relegation next season.

Park moves to Loftus Road after spending seven trophy-laden years at Old Trafford, and admitted the offer from QPR was too good to turn down.

"QPR is a club with huge history and tradition, and a great ambition to achieve at the very highest level," he told the club's official website.

"Tony Fernandes and the board are striving to accomplish big things at QPR and I wanted to be part of that. This project was simply too good to resist, and I am excited about getting started in pre-season and going on our tour to Asia in the coming days.

"I am joining a club that is very much on an upwards curve - a club that has a very bright future. The infrastructure is in place, with a new training ground and plans for a new stadium, for us to achieve in the short and long term.

"The manager has a proven track record at Premier League level and I am looking forward to working with him and the rest of the squad to help take this club to the next level."

QPR boss Hughes also described Park as a "huge signing" for the club and believes that the midfielder's experience in high-profile matches will have a big impact next term.

"We are delighted Ji is going to join us because his record speaks for itself. He has been a big player for Manchester United and played a big part in their success in recent years," said the manager, himself a former Red Devils player.

"He is hugely respected there because of what he has achieved, his application to his work and the impact he has on games. This is a huge signing for this football club.

"He was always picked for the big matches because they could rely on him, and we are going to reap all those qualities.

"I think it is fair to say Ji has been attracted not by where QPR are, but where QPR are going. We were able to show him where we feel the club is heading and he embraced it.

"He felt this was a good option for him and after giving seven great years to United he wanted a new challenge. He sees QPR as very much a club on the up and wants to be part of something that is going to be very special."

mixed · Post time 10-7-2012 11:46 AM

Bekas pemain Manchester United dari Korea Selatan Park Ji-Sung (kiri), berjabat tangan dengan Pengerusi Kelab Queens Park Rangers (QPR) Tony Fernandes (kanan) disaksikan pengurus kelab, Mark Hughes ketika menghadiri sidang akhbar mengumumkan beliau menandatangani perjanjian menyertai kelab bola sepak QPR di London, Isnin.-Foto AP

mixed · Post time 10-7-2012 11:47 AM

Reply 32# mixed

Isnin Julai 9, 2012

Park Ji-Sung Sah Sertai QPR

Park Ji-Sung

LONDON: Pemain tengah Korea Selatan, Park Ji-sung telah menyertai Queens Park Rangers (QPR) untuk Liga Perdana, mencabar Manchester United dengan kontrak dua tahun, menurut kelab di barat London, Isnin.

"Ini adalah satu rampasan sebenar untuk QPR," kata pengurusnya Mark Hughes, yang juga seorang bekas pemain Manchester United dalam laman web kelab (www.qpr.co.uk).

Kelab itu tidak mendedahkan bayaran kepada pemain berusia 31 tahun itu yang berkata beliau berharap untuk membantu kelab itu mencapai satu tahap baru.

Tetapi laporan media berkata perjanjian itu boleh mencecah nilai 5.0 juta pound($7.75 juta).

Park, yang membuat lebih 200 penampilan dengan United sejak menyertai PSV Eindhoven pada tahun 2005, mempunyai reputasi sebagai pemain berbakat besar yang mampu memecahkan serangan pihak lawan dan membuat hantaran kepada rakan sepasukan untuk melakukan serangan.

Beliau adalah pemain Asia pertama yang bersaing dalam final Liga Juara-Juara pada tahun 2009, dan memenangi empat gelaran dalam Liga Perdana Inggeris ketika bersama United.

Sebagai bekas ketua pasukan negaranya, beliau telah membuat 100 penampilan untuk Korea Selatan di antara tahun 2000 dan 2011.
"Rekod beliau menceritakan tentang kehebatannya," kata Hughes.

"Beliau telah menjadi pemain hebat untuk Manchester United dan memainkan peranan besar dalam kejayaan mereka pada tahun-tahun kebelakangan ini.

"Dia sentiasa dipilih untuk perlawanan besar kerana mereka boleh bergantung kepadanya dan kita melihat semua kualiti ini."

Pengerusi QPR dari Malaysia Tony Fernandes, dan juga syarikat penerbangan AirAsia melihat Korea Selatan sebagai pasaran yang semakin meningkat sambil berkata beliau dan Hughes telah bekerja keras untuk menjadikan perjanjian ini menjadi kenyataan.

"Saya inginkan mimpi menjadi kenyataan," katanya.

"Apa yang bermula sebagai idea yang kecil kini menjadi satu realiti dan ia menunjukkan bahawa orang ramai sudah mula menilai kita."
Park pemain United kedua yang berpindah ke QPR bulan ini selepas pemain pertahanan muda Fabio Da Silva yang menyertai perjanjian untuk musim yang panjang.

Fabio, yang boleh bermain di pertahanan atau di bahagian tengah, telah bermain sebanyak 53 kali untuk United, tetapi jarang menjadi pilihan pertama.

Fernandes memberitahu Reuters pada hujung minggu bahawa QPR boleh menandatangani tiga atau empat lagi pemain sebelum permulaan musim Liga Perdana Inggeris selain daripada nama-nama yang telah diumumkan.

hangjebat78 · Post time 11-7-2012 09:26 AM

RVP considers Arsenal u-turn
Arsenal captain Robin van Persie could yet sign a new deal at the Emirates Stadium
Robin van Persie could yet sign a new deal at Arsenal, according to Sky Sports, despite announcing last week he had no intention to do so.

Van Persie is set to begin talks with the club this week amid speculation Juventus, Man City and Man Utd are all targeting the Arsenal captain.

ashburn · Post time 13-7-2012 12:25 PM

ALL THE EPL TRANSFERS SO FAR (official):

ARSENAL: Olivier Giroud, Lukas Podolski.

ASTON VILLA: Matthew Lowton, Karim El Ahmadi, Brett Holman.

CHELSEA: Marko Marin, Eden Hazard.

EVERTON:Steven Naismith, David Weir.

FULHAM: Sascha Riether, Mladen Petric, George Williams, Mahamadou Diarra, Hugo Rodallega.

LIVERPOOL: None

MANCHESTER CITY : None

MANCHESTER UNITED: Shinji Kagawa, Nick Powell.

NEWCASTLE: Gael Bigirimana, Romain Amalfitano.

NORWICH: Jacob Butterfield, Steven Whittaker,Ryan Bennett.

QPR: Ji-Sung Park, Ryan Nelsen, Fabio da Silva,Samba Diakite, Robert Green, Andrew Johnson.

READING: Nicky Shorey, Pavel Pogrebnyak, Danny Guthrie, Garath McCleary, Benik Afobe, Hayden Mullins.

STOKE CITY: None

SUNDERLAND: Carlos Cuellar

SWANSEA: Chico, Jonathan de Guzman, Curtis Obeng.

TOTTENHAM: Jan Vertonghen, Gylfi Sigurdsson.

WEST BROM: Yassine El Ghanassy, Ben Foster

WIGAN: None

SOUTHAMPTON: Steven Davis, Jay Rodriguez.

WEST HAM: George McCartney, Mohamed Diame, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Stephen Henderson,Danny Collins.

hardeyboyz · Post time 7-8-2012 10:59 AM

ARSENAL
IN

[size=1.2em]Olivier Giroud (Montpellier, ￡13m), Lukas Podoloski (Cologne, ￡11m)[size=1.2em]

OUT

[size=1.2em]Gavin Hoyte (Dagenham, free), [size=1.2em]Manuel Almunia [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em][size=1.2em]Joel Campbell ([size=1.2em]Real Betis, loan), [size=1.2em]Denilson (Sao Paulo, loan)[size=1.2em], Benik Afobe (Bolton, loan)

ASTON VILLA
IN

[size=1.2em]Ron Vlaar (Feyenoord, undisclosed), Matthew Lowton (Sheffield United, ￡3m), Karim El Ahmadi (Feyenoord, undisclosed) Brett Holman (AZ Alkmaar, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Carlos Cuellar [size=1.2em](Sunderland, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Emile Heskey [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], James Collins (West Ham, undisclosed)

CHELSEA
IN

[size=1.2em]Oscar (Internacional, ￡25m), Eden Hazard (Lille, ￡32m), [size=1.2em]Marko Marin (Werder Bremen, ￡7m)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Didier Drogba (Shanghai Shenhua, free), [size=1.2em]Jacob Mellis (Barnsley, free)[size=1.2em], Salomon Kalou (Lille, free), Jose Bosingwa (released), Thibaut Courtois (Atletico Madrid, loan)

EVERTON
IN

[size=1.2em]Steven Pienaar (Tottenham, ￡4.5m), Steven Naismith (Rangers, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Adam Forshaw (Brentford, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]James Wallace (Tranmere, undisclosed),[size=1.2em] Joao Silva (Levski Sofia, undisclosed), James McFadden [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Marcus Hahnemann [size=1.2em](released), Joseph Yobo (Fenerbahce, undisclosed)

FULHAM
IN

[size=1.2em]Hugo Rodallega (Wigan, free), Mladen Petric (Hamburg, free), George Williams (MK Dons, free), [size=1.2em]Sascha Riether (Cologne, loan)[size=1.2em]

OUT

[size=1.2em]Dickson Etuhu (Blackburn, undisclosed), Marcel Gecov (AA Gent, undisclosed), Andrew Johnson [size=1.2em](QPR, free), Danny Murphy (Blackburn, free), Pavel Pogrebnyak (Reading, free), Bjorn Helge Riise (released), Orlando Sa (released)

LIVERPOOL
IN

[size=1.2em]Fabio Borini (Roma, ￡10m)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Alberto Aquilani (Fiorentina, undisclosed), Dirk Kuyt (Fenerbache, ￡1m), Fabio Aurelio (Gremio, free), David Amoo (Preston North End, free), Stephen Darby (Bradford, free), Maxi Rodriguez (Newell's Old Boys, undisclosed)

MANCHESTER CITY
IN

[size=1.2em]None

OUT

[size=1.2em]Greg Cunningham (Bristol City, free), [size=1.2em]Owen Hargreaves (released), Gunnar Nielsen (released), Stuart Taylor (released)[size=1.2em],[size=1.2em] Wayne Bridge (Brighton, loan)

MANCHESTER UNITED
IN

[size=1.2em]Shinji Kagawa (Dortmund, ￡17m), [size=1.2em]Nick Powell (Crewe, ￡4m)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Park Ji-sung (QPR, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Richie De Laet (Leicester, undisclosed), Matty James (Leicester, undisclosed) [size=1.2em]Paul Pogba (Juventus, free), Tomasz Kuszczak (Brighton, free), [size=1.2em]Michael Owen (released), [size=1.2em]Fabio (QPR, loan)

NEWCASTLE
IN

[size=1.2em]Gael Bigirimana (Coventry, undisclosed), Romain Amalfitano (Reims, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Leon Best (Blackburn, ￡3m), [size=1.2em]Fraser Forster (Celtic, ￡2m), [size=1.2em]Danny Guthrie (Reading, free),[size=1.2em] [size=1.2em]Peter Lovenkrands (Birmingham, free), [size=1.2em]Alan Smith (MK Dons, free)[size=1.2em] [size=1.2em]Ryan Donaldson (released), Tamas Kadar (released)

NORWICH
IN

[size=1.2em]Michael Turner (Sunderland, undisclosed), Robert Snodgrass (Leeds, ￡3m), Steven Whittaker (Rangers, free), Jacob Butterfield (Barnsley, undisclosed).

OUT

[size=1.2em]Andrew Crofts (Brighton, undisclosed), Adam Drury (Leeds, free), [size=1.2em]Aaron Wilbraham [size=1.2em](Crystal Palace, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Zak Whitbread [size=1.2em](Leicester, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Josh Dawkin (released)

Last edited by hardeyboyz on 7-8-2012 03:55 PM \n\n

hardeyboyz · Post time 7-8-2012 03:55 PM

QUEENS PARK RANGERS
IN

[size=1.2em]Junior Hoilett (Blackburn, tribunal), Park Ji-sung (Manchester United, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Samba Diakite (Nancy, undisclosed),[size=1.2em] Robert Green (West Ham, free), Ryan Nelsen (Tottenham, free), Andrew Johnson [size=1.2em](Fulham, free),[size=1.2em] Fabio (Manchester United, loan)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Heidar Helguson (Cardiff, undisclosed), Paddy Kenny (Leeds, ￡400,000), Peter Ramage [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Danny Gabbidon [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Danny Shittu [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Fitz Hall [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Gary Borrowdale [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Lee Cook [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Rowan Vine [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Patrick Agyemang (released), Akos Buzsaky (released)

READING
IN

[size=1.2em]Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest, ￡2.5m), Adrian Mariappa (Watford, ￡2.5m), Pierce Sweeney (Bray Wanderers, undisclosed), Pavel Pogrebnyak (Fulham, free), Danny Guthrie (Newcastle, free), [size=1.2em]Garath McCleary (Nottingham Forest, free), Nicky Shorey (West Brom, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Michail Antonio (Sheffield Wednesday, undisclosed), Brian Howard [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Tomasz Cywka [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Andy Griffin [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Jack Mills (released), Joseph Mills (Burnley, loan)

SOUTHAMPTON
IN

[size=1.2em]Jay Rodriguez (Burnley, ￡6m)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Paulo Gazzaniga (Gillingham, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Steven Davis (Rangers, free), Nathaniel Clyne (Crystal Palace, compensation not yet agreed)[size=1.2em]

OUT

[size=1.2em]Dan Harding (Nottingham Forest, undisclosed), Bartosz Bialkowski [size=1.2em](Notts County, free)[size=1.2em], Lee Holmes [size=1.2em](Preston North End, free)[size=1.2em], Ryan Doble (Shrewsbury, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]David Connolly [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em],[size=1.2em] [size=1.2em]Radhi Jaidi (retired), [size=1.2em]Aaron Martin (Crystal Palace, loan), [size=1.2em]Tommy Forecast Gillingham, loan)

STOKE
IN

[size=1.2em]Jamie Ness (Rangers, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Jonathan Woodgate (Middlesbrough, free), Andrew Davies (Bradford, free), Salif Diao (released), Ricardo Fuller (released), Louis Moult (released), Tom Soares (released)

SUNDERLAND
IN

[size=1.2em]Carlos Cuellar [size=1.2em](Aston Villa, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Marcos Angeleri (Estudiantes, undisclosed), Asamoah Gyan (Al-Ain, ￡6m), [size=1.2em]George McCartney (West Ham, undisclosed), Michael Liddle (Accrington, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Jordan Cook (Charlton, free), [size=1.2em]Craig Gordon [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], Michael Turner (Norwich, undisclosed)

SWANSEA

IN

[size=1.2em]Michu ([size=1.2em]Rayo Vallecano, ￡2m), [size=1.2em]Jose Manuel Flores (Genoa, ￡2m), Jonathan de Guzman (Villarreal, loan)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Ferrie Bodde (released), Casey Thomas (released), Joe Walsh (released), Scott Donnelly (released)

TOTTENHAM
IN

[size=1.2em]Jan Vertonghen (Ajax, ￡10m), Gylfi Sigurdsson (Hoffenheim, ￡8m)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Steven Pienaar (Everton, ￡4.5m), [size=1.2em]Vedran Corluka (Lokomotiv Moscow, ￡5m), Niko Kranjcar (Dynamo Kiev, ￡2m), [size=1.2em]Ryan Nelsen (QPR, free), [size=1.2em]Ben Alnwick (Barnsley, free),[size=1.2em] Louis Saha (released), Bongani Khumalo (PAOK, loan), Massimo Luongo (Ipswich, loan)

WEST BROMWICH
IN

[size=1.2em]Ben Foster (Birmingham, undisclosed), Yassine El Ghanassy (AA Gent, loan), Claudio Yacob (Racing Club de Avellaneda)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Keith Andrews (Bolton, free), [size=1.2em]Joe Mattock [size=1.2em](Sheffield Wednesday, free)[size=1.2em], Nicky Shorey (Reading, free),[size=1.2em] Marton Fulop (Astera Tripolis, free), [size=1.2em]Somen Tchoyi [size=1.2em](released),[size=1.2em] Paul Scharner (released)

WEST HAM
IN

[size=1.2em]James Collins (Aston Villa, undisclosed), Modibo Maiga (Sochaux, ￡5m), [size=1.2em]Stephen Henderson (Portsmouth, undisclosed), George McCartney (Sunderland, undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Jussi Jaaskelainen (Bolton, free), [size=1.2em]Mohamed Diame (Wigan, free)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Robert Green (QPR, free), [size=1.2em]Julien Faubert [size=1.2em](Elazigspor, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Frank Nouble (Wolves, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Freddie Sears (Colchester, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Abdoulaye Faye [size=1.2em](Hull, free)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]John Carew [size=1.2em](released)[size=1.2em], [size=1.2em]Papa Bouba Diop [size=1.2em](released),[size=1.2em] Ravel Morrison (Birmingham, loan)

WIGAN
IN

[size=1.2em]Ivan Ramis (Real Mallorca, [size=1.2em]undisclosed), [size=1.2em]Fraser Fyvie (Aberdeen, undisclosed)

OUT

[size=1.2em]Chris Kirkland (Sheffield Wednesday, free), Mohamed Diame (West Ham, free), Hugo Rodallega (Fulham, free), Hendry Thomas (released), [size=1.2em]Steve Gohouri (released), Jordan Robinson (released)