Football Talk - Transfer Gossip/Rumours - 15/06/09

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Football Talk - Transfer Gossip/Rumours - 15/06/09

SoccerBible's resident football experts trawl through the back pages and hunt down the best internet forums everyday, to bring the latest transfer rumours...



UNITED CHASE VILLA? - Manchester United are battling it out with Real Madrid for the signature of David Villa, with both clubs prepared to meet the £45million transfer fee. (Daily Mirror) - Ferguson looks to have failed in his attempts to keep Carlos Tevez at the club. (The Independent) - Former Real Madrid and France star Zinedine Zidane has advised Franck Ribery to reject a move to Manchester United and join Real instead. (Daily Mail)



DECO AND CARVALHO TO GO? - Inter Milan have confirmed they are interested in signing both Deco and Ricardo Carvalho from Chelsea, to be reunited with former boss Jose Mourinho. (BBC site) - Chelsea have bid £18million for Portsmouth right-back Glen Johnson, but both Manchester City and Liverpool are interested. (The Sun)



DUO GOING NOWHERE? - Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez has stated star midfielders Xabi Alonso and Javier Mascherano are going nowhere, following interest from both Barcelona and Real Madrid. (Sky Sports site) - Glen Johnson's preferred destination following bids from both Chelsea and Liverpool, appears to be Anfield. (Daily Mail)



ARSENAL NEED A HARDMAN? - Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas has urged Arsene Wenger to sign a midfield hardman this summer, and has cited Barcelona midfielder Yaya Toure as the perfect man. (Daily Star) - However, Fabregas is also open to a return to Barcelona. (Daily Mail)

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