• Wesley Sneijder would cut wages to move to England
• Norwich and Sunderland £ 5m bid for Danny Graham
Internazionale Wesley Sneijder has indicated he would be willing to take the kind of pay cut Manchester United and Liverpool will need him to take to join them. Photo: Alessandro Garofalo / Reuters
Sneijder, Inter Liverpool / Man United
Liverpool and Manchester United forward Wesley Sneijder will take a significant pay cut to realize his ambition to move to the Premier League in the transfer market. Dutch international, who has been marginalized at Internazionale after reportedly failing to agree a new contract on reduced terms, has stalled in € 10m transfer to Galatasaray when he held out for an offer from a big English club. Turkish club have given Sneijder until the weekend to make a decision about his future and, in an effort to increase the interest of Britain, his representative has indicated he will reduce his salary to join either Manchester United or Liverpool. Sneijder is currently generating more than £ 6.5ma year after tax from his contract with Inter, a number of which a fee has limited his options. Basic wage and age, 28, does not fit with Fenway Sports Group's transfer policy at Liverpool but their manager, Brendan Rodgers, will press claims Sneijder to the club owner if he is prepared to reduce demand rather than playing in Turkey. Andy Hunter
Graham, Sunderland Swansea
Sunderland and Norwich have made a formal offer £ 5m for Danny Graham, Swansea striker has long been admired by Martin O'Neill. Graham has struggled for first team games under Michael Laudrup in Swansea this season and is believed to be keen on a return to his native north east where he grew up as a rabid fan of Newcastle States. While Sunderland have reached an agreement with Louis Saha to cancel the contract of former Manchester United striker who has six months to run. Estimated Saha, who does not even appear in O'Neill bench in recent weeks, may now move to South Africa. Another Sunderland forward, Fraizer Campbell is in talks with Cardiff City during the move to the Championship club, while Ahmed ElMohamady, rear right or right wing, has withdrawn from his loan spell at Hull by O'Neill. It is not impossible that even though the Egyptian international could be transferred back to Hull or another club before the end of the month. Louise Taylor
Jones, Stoke City, Swansea
Stoke City have rejected an offer from Swansea City £ 3m for Kenwyne Jones. Michael Laudrup, the manager of Swansea, saw Jones as a replacement for Danny Graham, who is expected to leave the Welsh club this month. Although Stoke are willing to allow Jones to continue, despite the fact that the striker has featured regularly for the past six weeks, they were holding out for a better offer for a player who cost them £ 8m from Sunderland in August 2010. Jones, 28, has 18 months left on his contract at the Britannia Stadium. Stuart James
Kaká, Real Madrid Milan
Milan is in talks with Real Madrid's Kaká and agents to try to bring the Brazilian playmaker back to San Siro.Kaká representative 's, and Dario Gaetano Paolillo, met with Milan vice president Adriano Galliani at the club's headquarters on Thursday. The report says Galliani also spoke to Madrid when he tried to convince the Spanish club to allow Kaká loan. AP
Riise Fulham
Martin Jol has told John Arne Riise he can go if he was not happy at Fulham. Reports have emerged that the two had been involved in a training-ground fight and brother Bjorn Helge Riise, a former Fulham player himself, was quoted as criticizing Norway Jol managerial style. "Obviously players want to play and if he does not play the next few weeks up to him [if he wanted to leave]," said Jol. PA
Petrov Bolton Espanyol
Martin Petrov has completed his move from Bolton to the Primera Division outfit Espanyol. 33 years Bulgaria failed to nail bed from routine during his third season with the Trotters despite scoring three goals in 16 appearances.
Zaha, Crystal Palace, Manchester United
Wilfried Zaha was accidentally revealed that he will move to the top of the Premier League.
Crystal Palace wonderkid Wilfried Zaha apparently will soon put an end to speculation over his future. Through his official Twitter account @ wilfriedzaha, 20-year-old wing attacker's remark that he would soon move the club.
"Looks like I was on the road to the top of the Premier League," Zaha tweet.
Premier League leaders Manchester United and is currently in line with the wishes of the Red Devils, they have also been eyeing Zaha since the beginning of this season.
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson is believed to have seen the appearance of Zaha and bid directly to The Eagles.
According to British media reports Manchester United have to pay in the range of £ 15 million, including an additional clause and lend it back to the Crystal Palace until the end of the season.
Interestingly tweet shortly after posting it, Zaha promptly remove it. Even so comments can still be captured as seen in the photo story. Zaha own outright evasive about his comment that - through the same account.
"I do not remember already raised tweet like that, so I do not know where tweet came from," he said via @ wilfriedzaha.
Source : http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/jan/17/football-transfer-news
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