Football Talk - Transfer Gossip/Rumours - 14/07/09

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Football Talk - Transfer Gossip/Rumours - 14/07/09

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



SPURS IN FOR VIEIRA? - Tottenham are keen on signing former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira, and could capture the Frenchman on a free transfer from Inter Milan, and pay-as-you-play deal. (Daily Mail) - Spurs have offered £11m to sign Sheffield United full-backs Kyle Walker and Kyle Naughton. (Daily Mirror)



SURPRISE ADEBAYOR DEAL? - Manchester City are on the brink of signing Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor for between £25-30m, with the Togo striker earning between £130-170,000 per week! (The Sun)



ADEBAYOR REPLACEMENT? - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will use the cash from the sale of Adebayor to sign Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh. (The Sun) - And Wenger is set to poach 17-year-old Chelsea winger Frank Nouble, after the talented player turned down professional forms with Chelsea. (Daily Mirror)



TERRY ASKS FOR MORE MONEY? - Chelsea captain John Terry will stay at the club if they make him the highest-paid player at Stamford Bridge. Because Manchester City have offered Terry £250,000 a week wages. (Daily Star)



ALONSO ASKS TO LEAVE? - Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso has told Rafa Benitez that he wants to join Real Madrid, although he hasn't handed in a transfer request. (Daily Star)

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Jenna Schillaci On Her Journey & Playing At The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Club captain and 11-year veteran. Safe to say that Jenna Schillaci has experienced most things with Tottenham Hotspur, from the lows of barely being able to raise a team to the highs of promotion to the Women’s Super League. But on Sunday she’ll have a new experience to add to the list as she leads the team out at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the first time ever as they take on Arsenal in the North London Derby.

Performance Football Apparel

Nike Launch Tottenham Hotspur 22/23 Home Shirt

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Becky Spencer Talks Injuries, Comebacks & Playing At The Tottenham Stadium

Having been through the lows of long-term injury, Becky Spencer now faces the high of being involved with the Tottenham Hotspur Women’s side as they walk out at the club’s new stadium for the first time in a North London derby against bitter rivals Arsenal.

Amazon Release First Trailer For All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur

The first trailer for Amazon Prime’s docu-series, All or Nothing: Tottenham Hotspur has dropped, and it looks to place a lot of the focus on the change over from Mauricio Pochettino’s tenure to that of current boss, Jose Mourinho.

Tottenham Hotspur To Feature In Amazon Prime's 'All Or Nothing' Series

Amazon Originals continue their ‘All or Nothing’ docu-series, and this time the focus shifts to North London, with the cameras given unprecedented access behind the scenes at Tottenham Hotspur for the 2019/20 season – the first full campaign inside the club's brand new stadium.

Performance Football Apparel

Nike Unveil Air Max-Inspired Jerseys For Chelsea, Liverpool & Spurs

Nike roll out the special edition treatment for their three big hitters from the Premier League, launching the Air Max Club collection, which sees special ‘alternate’ shirt designs for Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, all inspired by the Swoosh’s illustrious back catalogue of Air Max sneakers.

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Tottenham Stadium Renderings | Ink Studio

Local to North London, Ink Studio recently worked with Tottenham Hotspur to provide detailed CGI imagery of the clubs' proposed plans for their stadium redevelopment.

Tottenham Named Premier League's Most Valuable Club

A recent study conducted by football finances expert Kieran Maguire and the University of Liverpool has named Tottenham as the most valuable club in the Premier League, ahead of Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool.