[ Discussions Arrivées Officielles - Mercato été 2010 ]

Feriel a écrit:Je n'ai oublié personne dans la liste?

Juice a écrit:

Feriel a écrit:Je n'ai oublié personne dans la liste?

Non , par contre le transfert de Jova est finalisé il ne manque qu'un permis de travail .

Feriel a écrit:

Juice a écrit:

Feriel a écrit:Je n'ai oublié personne dans la liste?

Non , par contre le transfert de Jova est finalisé il ne manque qu'un permis de travail .

Source? il a passé la visite médicale? Je ne suis pas au courant...

Electro' a écrit:

Merci de commencer votre post par ce smiley suivi du titre de la news en gras.

Feriel a écrit:Wilson signera à Liverpool dès l'ouverture du mercato, début juin.

rodofromparis a écrit:

Feriel a écrit:Wilson signera à Liverpool dès l'ouverture du mercato, début juin.

Wilson...???

Feriel a écrit: Jonjo Shelvey (anglais - 18 ans) de Charlton Athletic pour £1.7million.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/8647872.stm


Milan Jovanovic du Standard de Liège (serbe - 28 ans) pré contrat, transfert non finalisé.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/liverpool/7144426/Liverpool-sign-Standard-Lieges-Milan-Jovanovic.html


Danny Wilson (écossais - 18 ans) des Glasgow Rangers pour £2 millions + add-ons, sera finalisé dans la semaine.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/r/rangers/8669988.stm


Raheem Sterling (anglais - 15 ans) de Queens Park Rangers.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/reds-sign-qpr-midfielder

rodofromparis a écrit:

Feriel a écrit:Wilson signera à Liverpool dès l'ouverture du mercato, début juin.

Wilson...???

Danny Wilson's dream move to Liverpool has stalled - because the young
Rangers defender does not meet a 'homegrown' quota system being
introduced by the English Premier League.

Now the cash-strapped Ibrox club could lose out on up to £3million if
the 18-year-old remains in Glasgow next season before leaving when his
contract expires.
Sportsmail understands Wilson had proven particularly attractive to
the Merseyside giants because they are planning for new regulations
which will demand eight homegrown players in every topflight club's
25-man squad.
Liverpool initially believed it applied to footballers from across
the whole of the British Isles, but their interest has now cooled after
it emerged only youngsters brought through at English and Welsh clubs
will qualify.
This has forced a hitch in the projected Wilson deal, which had seen
Liverpool offer a £2.5m down payment, with a further £1.5m in add-ons.
While it is believed they still want to sign the PFA Scotland Young
Player of the Year, it will not be with the same urgency as before.
Wilson has rejected all offers of an extension to his contract with
Rangers.
And it's understood that, if no agreement can be struck with
Liverpool at the moment, he will resolve to remain at Ibrox next season
before becoming eligible to sign a pre-contract elsewhere in January.
Any club signing Wilson would then have to pay only around £650,000
in compensation under FIFA rules relating to players under the age of
24.
FA Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said: 'All clubs
must declare their 25-man squad at the end of August after the close of
the transfer window.
'No more than 17 of those players can be over the age of 21 and not
home-grown.
'The definition of homegrown is trained for three years under the age
of 21 by somebody in the English and Welsh professional system. It is
not in a club's interests to stockpile players. It will make buying
home-grown talent more attractive.'
Rafa Benitez has already started to adjust Liverpool's staffing
levels, with young Englishman Jonjo Shelvey signing from Charlton
Athletic.

Feriel a écrit:Est ce qu'on a des nouvelles de Danny Wilson?? Il devait signer chez nous mais toujours rien... on a laissé tomber? En même temps, Rafa vient de quitter le club, c'est pas très évident comme situation!

Jovanovic aurait du signé également début juin comme c'était prévu mais rien n'a été fait! Cela se fera surement après la Coupe du Monde, vu qu'il est en ce moment en préparation avec la Serbie.

Danny Wilson’s dream move to Anfield in doubt as Liverpool FC search for a new manager

DANNY WILSON’S dream move to Anfield is hanging in the balance as Liverpool conduct their search for a new manager.

The departure of boss Rafa Benitez has brought to a halt talks over a deal for the Rangers defender.

The Reds recently had a £2million bid rejected by the SPL champions for the 18-year-old but remained confident an agreement would be reached.

Benitez was a big admirer of Livingston-born Wilson, who picked up both the Scottish PFA and Football Writers Young Player of the Year awards.

However, the Spaniard’s exit means the transfer is on the backburner and Benitez’s successor will have to decide whether to pursue a deal for the talented youngster.

Even if Benitez had stayed, Liverpool didn’t envisage Wilson’s transfer being completed before the start of July so they are hopeful the current uncertainty won’t jeopardise their hopes of bringing him south of the border.

Some reports have suggested the failure to swiftly tie up a deal for Wilson after the end of the season was due to a lack of cash at Anfield.

But Liverpool insist money was always available and the delay has been down to ensuring they don’t pay over the odds for a player who only has a year left on his current contract.

Wilson has rejected the offer of a new deal from Rangers and could walk away for just £650,000 in compensation next summer.

Wilson is believed to have his heart set on a move to Merseyside and Liverpool Reserves defender Alex Cooper is hoping the Reds’ new boss completes the transfer.

Cooper, who joined Liverpool from Ross County two and a half years ago, has played alongside Wilson at youth level for Scotland.

“I rate Danny very highly and think he’d do well at Liverpool,” Cooper said. “It won’t surprise me if he comes and starts challenging for a place in the first team.”

Wilson’s situation is different to striker Milan Jovanovic, who had already agreed a three-year contract with Liverpool and passed a medical prior to Benitez leaving.

The Reds intend to press on with signing the Serbian international on a Bosman from Standard Liege.

Meanwhile, Liverpool insist no appointment is imminent as they continue to compile a shortlist of candidates to take over from Benitez.

Roy Hodgson remains the favourite to land the job but there has so far been no approach to Fulham to speak to their manager.

rikku a écrit:Jovanovic a signé : http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jovanovic-pens-three-year-deal

simon59 a écrit:

rikku a écrit:Jovanovic a signé : http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jovanovic-pens-three-year-deal

questions:

Quel est son poste? Son vrai poste!
Et il était libre?

rikku a écrit:

simon59 a écrit:

rikku a écrit:Jovanovic a signé : http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jovanovic-pens-three-year-deal

questions:

Quel est son poste? Son vrai poste!
Et il était libre?

Il etait libre & joue ailier gauche ou attaquant .

simon59 a écrit:

rikku a écrit:

simon59 a écrit:

rikku a écrit:Jovanovic a signé : http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/jovanovic-pens-three-year-deal

questions:

Quel est son poste? Son vrai poste!
Et il était libre?

Il etait libre & joue ailier gauche ou attaquant .

Merci

Les recrues libre c'était pas des succès Degen-voro...Mais espérons que là sa change!

reda-kun a écrit:le numero 10 a certainement son nouveau detenteur espérons que celui la soit meilleur que Voronnin ...

hagen reds fan a écrit:je pense qu'il va opter pour le 14 c'est son numero en selection nationale

Rom141 a écrit:

hagen reds fan a écrit:je pense qu'il va opter pour le 14 c'est son numero en selection nationale

Et ben merde on a un numéro 7 et un numéro 10 qui sont vacants, alors que ce sont des numéros primaires, bon alors Joe cole pour le 7 et Aquilani pour le 10 aprés on refile le 4 à Taylor