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Club in talks over £15m midfielder move

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Published Date: 30 April 2009
We take a look around the papers for the latest from Everton, Newcastle United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Portsmouth, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Wolves, Reading, Southampton, Birmingham City and Coventry City.
Manchester City are in talks with Lisbon's 22-year-old midfielder Miguel Veloso over a £15m move. (The Sun, The Times)

Everton are lining up a summer bid for Newcastle striker Michael Owen with the former England star prepared for a cut in his £10
0,000-a-week wages . (Daily Express)

Liverpool are keen on taking on Moroccan striker Mounir El Hamdaoui, while Arsenal also wait in the wings on the AZ Alkmaar star. (The Sun)

Portsmouth are demanding £16m for England's Glen Johnson, with Liverpool, Tottenham and Aston Villa all interested in the right-back. (Daily Mirror)

Liverpool are considering a bid to sign Marseille skipper Lorik Cana as back-up for Xabi Alonso, who could be sold in the summer. (Mirror)

Wolves are eyeing up a £2.5m move for Aston Villa right-back/midfielder Craig Gardner. (Daily Mirror)

Reading are mulling over a move for Southampton midfielder Andrew Surman. (Daily Mirror)

Former Birmingham striker Mauro Zarate could be off to a Premier League club if he fails to agree personal terms for a permanent deal with Lazio. (Daily Mirror)

Coventry are weighing up a £2m move for Scunthorpe striker Gary Hooper. (Daily Star)







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  • Last Updated: 30 April 2009 7:43 AM
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  • Location: Blackpool
 
 
 


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