Premier League Transfers So Far And The Rumours Going Forward !

Premier League transfers so far: 

Below is a list of all the transfers from the 1st week of the transfer window. A total of £29,100,000 has been spent so far, according to Sky Sports figures.

Chris Wood [West Bromwich Albion – Leicester City] Undisclosed

Conor Newton [Newcastle United – St Mirren] Loan

Daniel Sturridge [Chelsea – Liverpool] £12m

Josh King [Manchester United – Blackburn] Undisclosed

Angelo Henriquez [Manchester United – Wigan] Loan

Sean Maguire [Waterford United – West Ham] Undisclosed

Lewis Holtby [Schalke 04 – Tottenham] Free (End of the season)

Mathieu Debuchy [Lille – Newcastle] £5m 

Chris David [FC Twente – Fulham] Undisclosed

Roger Espinoza [Sporting Kansas City – Wigan] Free

Joe Cole [Liverpool – West Ham] Free

Marouane Chamakh [Arsenal – West Ham] Loan

Demba Ba [Newcastle – Chelsea] £7m

Johan Djourou [Arsenal – Hannover 96] Loan

Cavani City bound 

Cavani with City links again

Last night’s hat-trick hero Edison Cavani could move to the Etihad stadium as Manchester City boss looks to dump Mario Balotelli. The manager has a budget of £45m available for the striker. The  Uruguayan could be a perfect replacement for Balotelli who recently had a spat with Mancini, and many of the City fans along with his manager are growing tired of Balotelli‘s antics.

Cavani is disillusioned at Napoli, and wants to move to a club where he can further his career and win trophies, and City seem to be that club. Also, the extra money won’t hurt.

Beckham coming home ?

Sam Allardyce is refusing to rule out a move to bring David Beckham, 37, to West Ham. Beckham is looking for a new club, and a return to his home town of London is on the cards. Big Sam still rates Becks, and thinks he and Carroll could form a good partnership, with Beckham showing last season in the MLS he has still ‘it’.

I hope this happens and I’m not alone

Robinho to stay with milan

After so much of speculation about the Brazilians future and talks about his potential move back to Brazil along with fellow country man Pato has falled apart . Talking about Robinho’s transfer story Galliani told the club’s official website:

“All negotiations to sell Robinho are over, he has been withdrawn from the market, He wanted to go back to Santos but neither Robinho nor Milan could reach a financial agreement with the Brazilian club.

“I called president (Silvio) Berlusconi to let him know and we are both happy that the player will stay. Robinho is happy too as he didn’t really want to leave Milan, but to return home. He has been withdrawn from the market and we are left with five strikers.”