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Luis Suarez ready to tell Liverpool that he wants to join Arsenal
19 Jul 2013 20:40
The Gunners had a deal in place for Gonzalo Higuain three weeks ago but that has stalled - after a row about the price of the Real Madrid forward
Luis Suarez is ready to tell Liverpool that he wants to join Arsenal, writes John Cross in Nagoya.
Liverpool are bracing themselves for Suarez to ask them to let him go when the Uruguayan striker flies from Montevideo to the club's training base in Melbourne this weekend.
Arsenal are growing and are likely to go back with an improved bid once they know whether Suarez reports up and the potential fall-out.
Suarez had his heart set on Real Madrid but the Spanish giants have not come in after making it clear
There is a complex £40m clause in Suarez's contract which his advisers believe is enough to allow him to leave while the Merseyside club are adamant that they only have to inform him of an offer.
Arsenal have had an enquiry rebuffed but are likely to increase their bid towards £40m, even though it may include add-ons.
But they are now confident that Suarez is keen to join Arsenal and has ditched his promise that he would not leave Liverpool for another Premier League club. It may even be significant that he mentioned being flattered by Arsenal's interest in a recent interview.
Mirror Sport understands there would be no problem with Suarez - despite being given punishments after racially abusing Patrice Evra and biting Branislav Ivanovic - in the Arsenal dressing room and they respect him as hard working.
Luis Suarez of Liverpool refuses to shake the hand of Patrice Evra of Manchester United
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Arsenal did have a deal in place for Gonzalo Higuain three weeks ago but that has stalled - after an incredible row about the price.
Mirror Sport can reveal that Arsenal agreed personal terms, Higuain was keen to come and Real Madrid were demanding £25m.
But suddenly "the goalposts have been moved" with Real Madrid suddenly pushing the price up from €30m to €40m. There is also a suspicion that Napoli's interest has also been designed to draw Arsenal back in.
The Higuain deal is not dead but Arsenal will not go back in unless Real Madrid go back to their original price.
With Chelsea believing they will get Wayne Rooney, it seems Arsenal believe their most realistic target is Suarez and that would also be their most spectacular and controversial one.
Santos signs for Flamengo
Flamengo have confirmed that they have signed Brazil left-back Andre Santos from Arsenal.
Arsenal are interested in signing Chelsea playmaker Juan Mata
Arsenal are interested in signing Chelsea playmaker Juan Mata, 25, with the Spain international's future under scrutiny since Jose Mourinho returned to Stamford Bridge as manager.
EXCLUSIVE: Now Arsenal move for Mata! Wenger's pursuit of big-name signings takes twist as Gunners go for Chelsea maestro
Arsenal are interested in signing Chelsea playmaker Juan Mata this summer.
The Spaniard's future at Stamford Bridge has been under scrutiny since Jose Mourinho's return as manager.
And Sportsmail understands the Gunners are being kept updated with regards to the former Valencia man's future with a view to launching an audacious swoop should Chelsea decide to sell.
Manager Arsene Wenger came close to landing Mata in 2011, but Chelsea pipped the Gunners to the 25-year-old.
Mata has become one of the Premier League's best ever imports, winning the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup since his arrival.
Chelsea insist the player is not for sale this summer, but Arsenal will continue to watch the situation carefully should their stance change.
Reports emerged earlier this week that either Mata or David Luiz could be used as makeweights in Chelsea's move for Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.
But Mourinho rubbished the prospect, saying there was 'no chance' either player would be sold this summer.
‘I spoke with them during the summer but when they finished the Confederations Cup I wished them luck and told them I will see them on July 28,’ said the Chelsea boss.
‘I have told them they are very important for me. How can I change that two days later? So, no contact with them.’
[/offtopic]Bernard deal done? Wenger wants Mata & Gustavo. Two players go head to head & temperatures rise….
Morning all,
So the latest gossip links us to Mata, well in my mere humble opinion, he’d be a wonderful addition to our side, he’s pure class. A little genius who would give us something quite special in attack.
Whether that poisonous little man who manages Chelsea would sanction such a sale to us is another matter. No pun intended. I strongly suspect Roman will have the final say though, he usually does….
Fingers crossed on that one.
Here’s another rumour.
Brazilian reporter Alexandre Oliviera has been quoted as saying: “Atletico Mineiro’s Bernard is going to join Arsenal.”
Well it must be true then……
And…..
Luiz Gustavo is the defensive midfielder Arsene wants to fill that huge void in midfield. The 25 year old Brazilian is reported to be the man and suggestion is we make an offer of £8 million for him! Surely that won’t be enough, will it?
Right, onto some real news. Carl Jenkinson isn’t ready to play second fiddle to Bacary Sagna this coming season. He wants the right back position to be made his own as he eyes up cementing his place in the England side too.
It would be a dream for me to go to a World Cup and if I can play for Arsenal every week then I would give myself a chance. That’s a big target for me.
‘It’s a big season for me. I look it at a massive season. I’ve had a couple of years now where I’ve played, settled in and personally I’ve raised my level and got more chances.
Hopefully I’ll get more playing time than I did last year because that was a bit frustrating at times but I think this is an opportunity to show I’m ready.
If I can play in some of these games then I think I can show that I can play week-in and week-out. Bacary finished up playing every week last season.
Most people would say he’s first choice. He’s a fantastic player and has been for many years. I’ve got the utmost respect for him.
But he knows I want to push him for his place. I hope I can push on to the next level and ultimately take his place and play every week.
This guy is determined and I don’t think many would disagree with me when I write that he’s starting to look like a top class player. He’s red and white through and through and for what Arsene Wenger paid for him, he could become one of the greatest ‘cheap’ risks our manager has ever taken.
What did he cost, £1 million?
He puts players like Arshavin, Park, Chamakh, Bendtner to name just a few, to shame….
Each of those players listed above, and more, would have been on a much higher wage than our young Englishman but what Arsenal get form him is priceless. He’s a true Gooner and a true professional.
Yes, I like him!
Oh, and our ageing old right back, Bacary Sagna has confirmed he’s going nowhere:
I enjoy playing for Arsenal,I love my team and I always give my best. I’m still here. Many people were talking about me going back to France but I’m still here and I’m looking forward to a big season with Arsenal.
Last season was difficult. I only had one year left and people were looking at that and maybe thinking I would leave.
But I tried to stay as calm as I could. Now I will work hard in pre-season and have a good season for Arsenal.
So that’s our right-back situation confirmed and that has to be good news, experience with youth.
Finally, there is a little story going around about the players having ice baths before and after training to help their bodies cope with the heat out in Japan…
Pfff, could do with that back here in England, and it’s set to get hotter……
Have a good day all, keep slapping the factor 30 on….
Exclusive: Arsenal to Launch £21.5m Bid for Dutch International Pair
Arsenal are lining up efforts to bring in a pair of talented young Dutch internationals as Arsene Wenger looks to invest heavily in strengthening his Gunners squad.
Though the Arsenal boss has been linked with a myriad of big name targets efforts to complete deals to sign players who cost in excess of the North London club’s transfer record have failed to materalise and this has led Wenger to re-think his summer transfer strategy.
CaughtOffside understands that Arsenal have been scouting Feyenoord pair Stefan de Vrij and Jordy Clasie for the best part of a year and now the Premier League side is looking to step up efforts to bring in the duo and are willing to offer up to €25m (£21.5m) knowing full well that there are a number of other interested parties tracking the two Dutchmen.
Wenger is keen to add some much needed steel to his midfield and has earmarked a move for pint sized battler Clasie, who was a virtual ever present at the De Kuip and is now a regular in Louis van Gaal’s national team set-up.
The terrier like midfielder has impressed since moving to Feyenoord from nearby Exclesior and could well feel the time is right to consider the all to inevitable move from the Eredivisie to one of Europe’s ‘Big Leagues’.
The 22 year old battler possesses the abilities of a defensive midfielder able to get stuck in but is also very comfortable on the ball and is an excellent distributor of the ball and Clasie will be more than aware that a move to the Premier League could well assist in his push for an even more prominent role in the Dutch national team set-up, all the more relevant with the 2014 World Cup finals less than a year away.
Arsene Wenger is also keen on strengthening his defence and has set his sights on bringing in an experienced centre-back to challenge first choice central defensive pair Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker, but having been told to fork out a seemingly inflated price for his number one target, Swansea City defender, Ashley Williams, the Gunners boss is ready to return to his tried and tested method of bringing in a young talent with massive potential.
With this in mind Wenger has target Feyenoord captain De Vrij who has been a sterling presence at the centre of the club’s defence for the past four seasons. The 21 year old already has over 100 appearances for De club aan de Maas and has been linked with a number of Europe’s ‘Elite’.
Ronaldo Koeman would be loathed to lose his leader but may not stand in the way of either of the young talents Arsenal have targeted, knowing that a move to Arsenal would be a sensible path to continued career progression, not least as Arsene Wenger is famed for trusting to youth.
Feyenoord failed to secure a Champions League berth and could therefore feel the necessity to cash in on a player or two this summer and if either Clasie or De Vrij push for a summer exit then there is every chance the Dutch side will seek to cash in on their young talents in preference to holding them back.
Arsenal make club record £40,000,001 bid for Luis Suarez
Various reports this evening suggest that Arsenal have made a club record bid of £40,000,001 for Luis Suarez.
A clause in the Liverpool striker’s contract means he must be allowed to talk to any club that makes a bid in excess of £40m and the Gunners bid has activated that.
However, the bid itself has been rejected by Liverpool who are in no hurry to sell the Uruguayan, and are, publicly at least, standing by their assertion that they want to keep him.
With Suarez still to sit out the first 6 Premier League games of the new season, Liverpool can play this out right until the end of the transfer window. Something which may suit them, but definitely wouldn’t be ideal for Arsenal who have thus far spent £0 this summer.
The clamour for new faces is growing, imagine getting to deadline day without signing a striker. That is, all things considered, a very real possibility if all our eggs are in this particular basket.
Not to mention the fact nobody else has come in and we need more than a striker.
Still, £40,000,001. Shame we didn’t add 99p to the end too.
Gonzalo Higuaín and Pepe Reina pass medicals at Napoli
Gonzalo Higuaín and Pepe Reina have passed medicals at Napoli and will be presented to the club's fans on Monday night, according to the president, Aurelio De Laurentiis.
"Higuaín and Reina have passed their medicals and will soon join the rest of the group," De Laurentiis tweeted. "On Monday there will be a big party at the San Paolo. You will be able to get to know the new players and the new shirts."
The Argentinian striker Higuaín, 25, is moving to the Stadio San Paolo for a reported €40m (£34.5m) on a five-year contract after scoring 107 league goals in six seasons with Real Madrid, while the Liverpool goalkeeper Reina will reunite with the former Anfield manager Rafael Benítez on a season-long loan deal.
A report published on Gazzetta.it shows Higuaín wearing a Napoli scarf while being mobbed at Rome's Fiumicino airport and it is understood he travelled to the city's Villa Stuart sport clinic to undergo a medical alongside the 30-year-old Reina on Wednesday afternoon.
Reina's agent Manuel García Quilón told Gazzetta.it: "He's happy to reunite with Benítez because he's known him for over five years from their time in Spain and England, and they worked very well together."
Higuaín, who declared his intention to leave the Bernabéu towards the end of the 2012-13 season, had also been linked with Arsenal, while Reina's chances of first-team football at Anfield appeared increasingly limited after the arrival of Simon Mignolet from Sunderland.
Napoli have already signed the winger Dries Mertens from PSV Eindhoven and forward José Callejón and defender Raul Albiol from Real Madrid as the Serie A runners-up rebuild for a title challenge by reinvesting the reported €64m earned from striker Edinson Cavani's transfer to Paris Saint-Germain.
A Dutch warning to Arsenal on the risks of signing Suarez – He won’t change!!
I’m sure most Arsenal fans are aware that our transfer target Luis Suarez played for two clubs in Holland before joining Liverpool. We also know that he has a bad reputation in England, but his potential transfer to Arsenal is making waves in Holland as well. The following article is a translation of a Dutch piece which went out on a well respected football site Voetball International, and is an interesting insight into what the Dutch think of him.
Arsenal takes a risk with Suarez by Tom van Hulsen (Kindly translated by Job Swart)
When he was fifteen Luis Suarez, then part of the Nacional Montevideo youth system, gave a referee a headbutt after he had given him a red card. The referee had a broken nose and a heavily bleeding forehead. The young forward got a long term suspension.
In November 2010, the whole Dutch football world was shocked when Suarez, who was a striker at Ajax at the time, bit Otman Bakkal from PSV in his shoulder.
As a Uruguay international earlier this year, Suarez gave his direct opponent Gonzalo Jara a punch in the face, but because the referee didn’t see the hit he got away with it.
“Technically and tactically you are good” said Suarez back in 2009 to Dutch reporter Tom Knipping, when talking about Dutch football. “But if you really want to win international prizes, than you also need real passion. Passion. The manager always knows: Luis always plays with his heart. Football is in our blood, we experience the sport with more passion”.
Rúben Sosa, former Uruguayan international added: “For other countries football is a sport. For us, football is a tragedy.”
A tragedy. That’s how some Arsenal fans describe the possible Luis Suarez transfer from Liverpool to Arsenal. For years they laughed at him, and got irritated at the very talented, but oh so annoying diver. And now it appears that the club from London will sign the forward for somewhere between 40 and 50 million pounds.
This would be a great deal for Liverpool. In 2011 they already got Chelsea crazy enough to pay 50 million for Fernando Torres and now they seem about to pull off the same trick with Luis Suarez. They signed him from Ajax, back in 2011, for 22,8 million pounds to replace Fernando Torres and they will double their money. Well done!
On the other hand, Arsenal don’t know what they are getting themselves into. The board has given Arséne Wenger 70 million pounds to invest in the squad. With the signing of Suarez they will have almost no money left. On top of it all: the Uruguayan proved that it wasn’t a “once but never again” type of incident. You can easily conclude that he doesn’t learn from his mistakes.
At the start of the season, he will have to sit out a six match ban with his new club, which he still has left from the biting incident with Ivanovic.Next season we will, undoubtedly, see him dive, attacking referees, making ridiculous fouls and swearing at opponents. Every incident will be seen by the media with a magnifying glass. Under these circumstances, Luis Suarez has to help his new club to be title contenders once more.
I will make one prediction: Arsenal will never get more money from selling Suarez, than they might be paying for him. It’s more likely that his price will go down, than up. Sometimes you have to take a risk to get to the next level, but Arsenal is taking a massive risk by signing Suarez.
Wenger lines up Arsenal swoop for £30 million German?
Arsenal are lining up a summer move for Borussia Dortmund star Ilkay Gundogan
Arsene Wenger is keen to bolster his midfield options this summer, and SportsDirect News has learned the Frenchman has identified Gundogan as a potential target.
The young man is very highly-rated across Europe and has been linked with some of the worlds biggest clubs after another stunning season for the Bundesliga side.
Wenger knows that he would have a battle on his hands, but is confident that he could persuade the gifted lad that the Emirates is the best move for him.
However, the biggest problem may be his £30 million valuation and Wenger may be reluctant to meet that, as he will only pay what he thinks Gundogan is worth.
So it will be interesting to see if he does make a move for the lad, or anyone else for that matter.
An open letter from an unhappy fan to Arsenal Football Club
Dear Arsenal Football Club by Big Gun
Attention: Stanley Kroenke, Ivan Gazidis and Arsene Wenger.
As a customer, I would like to complain about several issues that need to be addressed and I trust it will be taken sincerely and with utmost concern.
These issues at hand are generally the flippant and apathetic attitude taken towards fans of late. Need I remind you, that Arsenal is and always will be a football club at its core. It is not some kind of faceless, corporate entity through which you can continually abuse and exploit the loyalty and passion of us fans who have been supporting all our lives. We have been told by CEO Ivan Gazidis over the past few years that there is money and resources to be spent on top players to bolster and strengthen our squad, in order to compete at the highest level. Yet, every transfer window that passes by, including the current one, the excuses as to why we cannot sign much needed reinforcements are getting more ridiculous and shameful than before.
Not to mention, we have been witness to the bitter sales of our key players over years, weakening our team while directly strengthening the opposition. Robin Van Persie is a prime example. Some of these key players have still yet to be replaced! This continued deception has finally severed any trust and faith we once had in the management at Arsenal, including Arsene Wenger. Ivan Gazidis stated publicly just before the transfer window opened, that Arsenal had 70m to spend on top players. We are yet to see one penny spent, all the while us ‘customers’ are expected to fork out and pay for the highest ticket prices in all of England. It is absolutely appalling, considering the tremendously good financial wicket Arsenal stand on, to be penny pinching every transfer window and on top of that still have the audacity to lie to the fans! Please, do not think we are naïve enough to believe that Arsene Wenger bid for certain players in order to eventually acquire their services. We all know it was a smokescreen in order to get us ‘customers’ to renew season tickets and give us false hopes. We will NOT tolerate this kind of treatment any longer. The players are also affected by this lack of ambition to win titles, and no doubt in a few years if they do not see a change, they will seek greener pastures at clubs who can provide them with silverware. In fact, this has been happening for the last couple of years!
The general consensus is that most of the Arsenal fans worldwide feel exactly the same way this letter describes. If Arsenal is being run as first and foremost a business, I think this ‘customer feedback’ should be taken with heed. Some drastic changes need to be made ASAP to ensure continued loyalty and support from the fans. Otherwise, we will be forced to do everything in our power, to sabotage the current policies in place and put increased pressure on the owner Stanley Kroenke and Ivan Gazidis to realize they just cannot continue to get away with this. Our loyalty and support will not be taken for granted any longer. You have been warned.
Sincerely,
A PISSED OFF CUSTOMER
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