Chelsea : Terry Is Not For Sale

The transfer saga regarding “The Blues Captain” John Terry that interested by Manchester City continue. The latest rumor said that The Citizen would raise their bid in order of signing in Terry.

The recent bid of £ 30 million that offered by City has been rejected. But they won’t surrenderand and raise their bid about £ 42 million plus £ 200 thousand per week for Terry.

Terry hadn’t gave his comment concerned this situation. But Carletto claimed that Terry wouldn’t move and he still happy playing with Chelsea, said him in a press conference.

AC Milan in term of signing the controversy Samuel Eto’o

An Euro news report that AC Milan would intercept their arch rival Internazionale in signing Barcelona’s striker Samuel Eto’o.

Recently Eto’o would join the Nerazzuri in case of trading with Zlatan Ibrahimovic that interested by Barcelona. But, Inter still consider the salary request from Eto’o.

Eto’o wants $12 million per season which made him to be the highest football player salary in the world. Nerazzuri seems that was too high for a player like Eto’o. Eto’o latest market price are about £ 25 million.

Milan bid Eto’o approximately in price of £ 18 million. But Milan offer salary higher than Nerazzuri and promise him as first squad member.

Interested to follow, who would be the winner in signing Eto’o

Real Madrid manager Manuel Pellegrini has reiterated his interest in Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso.

The Spain international has been at the centre of a transfer saga as the big-spending Primera Liga outfit attempt to lure him away from Anfield.

Pellegrini maintains that he rates the former Real Sociedad player, but respects the fact that the 27-year-old remains a Liverpool employee.

"All we know is that he is a very good player," Pellegrini told Sky Sports News We don't know what is happening with him.

"He is now a player with Liverpool, so we will see what will happen in the future.

"He is a very good player. But I cannot speak about players who are not at Real Madrid now."

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Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted that Manchester United 'explored' the possibility of signing Bayern Munich's Franck Ribery.

Ribery has been a target for many of Europe's leading clubs, with Spanish rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid expressing an interest in signing the France international.

United were rumoured to be readying a bid as the Premier League champions sought to spend some of the £80m they recouped from Real Madrid for the sale of Cristiano Ronaldo.

"We didn't try to buy Ribery, we explored it in a nice, quiet way when David Gill was at one of his meetings with Bayern in March," said Ferguson.

"They told him, 'absolutely no chance' and the one thing you can say about Bayern is that, when they say something, they mean it.

"When we negotiated with them over Hargreaves, at the beginning they said 'no', but they also said that, if it ever changed, their minds, we'd be the first to know.

"It was exactly the same this time. There is no way that they will sell Ribery."

Ferguson also considered signing Karim Benzema from Lyon, but admitted he did not want to pay over the odds for the France striker. Eventually the striker signed for Real Madrid in a deal that could eventually rise to €42million

He added: "We tried to spend it (the Ronaldo money) on Karim Benzema as, at 21, I felt that there would be an improvement there.

"He is tough, good physique, a good goalscoring record, so it was worth going a wee bit extra for him because of his age.

"But when it went to £42million, it was beyond his value. We went to £35million and I think that was fair."

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Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas has admitted he is interested in signing Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh.

On Monday, Chamakh claimed Fulham and Tottenham have both joined the race to sign him, while Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is a confirmed admirer.

Lyon, who are on the look out for a striker following the sale of Karim Benzema to Real Madrid, have now revealed their interest in Chamakh.

"When I see that Chamakh wishes to leave, but that people would authorise a departure to England but perhaps not France, it is regrettable," Aulas said.

"Because we would be ready to welcome him with open arms."

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Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has ruled out the possibility of buying David Beckham this summer.

The LA Galaxy midfielder has now returned to the US after impressing during a loan spell with Milan.

It is expected that former England captain Beckham will rejoin Milan on another loan deal in January, but reports have suggested a purchase this summer could be a possibility.

However, Galliani has conceded that Milan are unable to afford to buy the former England skipper this season.

"There's no possibility for him to come sooner," the Milan supremo told reporters. "David knows that the doors of Milanello are always open for him, his lawyers also know that.

"I hope he returns in January, but before then he won't because that's when the market reopens even though he finishes there at the end of November.

"There are insurmountable financial obstacles.

"The most likely hypothesis is that Beckham plays for us from January until the end of the season and then returns to America without all the fuss that happened last March.

"Before January there's no possibility."

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