Thought id start a thread as the market starts to pick up, could do it as a sticky if people agree and update your own teams ?

I will start..



Man City:

In - Jerome Boateng - From HSV £10.5m
- David Silva - From Valencia £26m

Out - Martin Petrov - To Bolton Free
Sylvinho - Free
Benjani - Free

West Ham:

In: Thomas Hitzlsperger (Lazio, free)

Out: Ilan, Mido, Franco.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1277868/Premier-League-transfers-Club-club-guide-summer-2010.html

Cleverly signed a new 3 year contract but will go on loan to Newcastle

If you want to give some abuse to the teenager Man Utd signed then this is his facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/people/Marnick-Vermijl/839926574

Liverpool have today completed the transfer of Yossi Benayoun to Chelsea Football Club.

The two clubs last month agreed an undisclosed fee for the player, who joined Liverpool from West Ham in 2007, and the deal has been confirmed this afternoon.

The 30-year-old Israeli international made 134 appearances and scored 29 goals during his three seasons with the Reds.

A Liverpool spokesman said: "Yossi's departure was agreed between the player and Rafael Benitez a number of weeks ago. Everybody at Liverpool FC wishes him well for the future."

Any news for ManUnd? I hope this time ManUdt will be more strong this time and win the premier league.

Devid Parker

devidparker wrote:Any news for ManUnd? I hope this time ManUdt will be more strong this time and win the premier league.

Devid Parker

I like the self-promotion.

How very fortunate that I chose to start my search for a cosmetic dentist in this thread about Premier League transfers. It was a long shot, but boy did it pay off!

Hahaha.. .. Sorry guys. I just tried my luck.. You got me. Anyways does anyone know any update of Man Und?

No change, still c**ts

Kimbo wrote:No change, still c**ts

West Ham beat Everton to snap up Mexico winger Pablo Barrera

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1293034/West-Ham-beat-Everton-sign-Pablo-Barrera.html

Cesc Soler wrote:West Ham beat Everton to snap up Mexico winger Pablo Barrera

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1293034/West-Ham-beat-Everton-sign-Pablo-Barrera.html

That's funny, Spanish press saying that Barrera is definitely signing with Espanyol.

Liverpool Football Club today confirmed the signing of Serbia international Milan Jovanovic.


The 29-year-old forward was one of Serbia's star performers at the World Cup, scoring the winner in a shock win over Germany. He penned a three-year deal at Melwood today before meeting some of his new teammates.

He said: "It is an honour for me to sign for one of the biggest clubs in football.

"I cannot wait to start working with the manager and I'm looking forward to joining up with my new teammates on our Swiss training camp."

Jovanovic spent the previous four years at Standard Liege, where he won Belgian Footballer of the Year in 2008 and the Golden Shoe in 2009.

That's our left wing options sorted with him, Riera and the great Ryan Babel

Roy has his £5m left to spend on a left back and striker.

Riera has left hasn't he? I thought he was a free agent now.

Aurellio was on my brother's flight back from Portugal 2 days ago and said that he's trying to work out a pay as you play deal under Hodgson.

Luis wrote:Riera has left hasn't he? I thought he was a free agent now.

Aurellio was on my brother's flight back from Portugal 2 days ago and said that he's trying to work out a pay as you play deal under Hodgson.

Jaime wrote:

Cesc Soler wrote:West Ham beat Everton to snap up Mexico winger Pablo Barrera

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1293034/West-Ham-beat-Everton-sign-Pablo-Barrera.html

That's funny, Spanish press saying that Barrera is definitely signing with Espanyol.

Barrera has agreed to West Ham, who are now waiting on a permit.

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/West-Ham-transfer-news-Hammers-face-work-permit-battle-for-3-5m-Mexico-World-Cup-star-Pablo-Barrera-Exclusive-article520543.html

Pumas confirm West Ham deal
Barrera ready for move

UNAM Pumas have confirmed that they have agreed a deal with West Ham United for Pablo Barrera.

Barrera's future has been the subject of speculation in recent weeks following a string of impressive performances for his country at the World Cup.

Employed as an impact substitute in South Africa, Barrera caught the eye with his lightning pace and helped Mexico reach the last 16.

His displays reportedly attracted the attention of several European clubs including Espanyol, Celtic and West Ham's Premier League rivals Everton.

But it is the Hammers who have won the chase for the 23-year-old's signature, snapping him up for an undisclosed fee believed to be in the region of £4million.

The president of Pumas, Victor Mahbub, announced the transfer was now completed and Barrera would travel to England this weekend.

"We have just finished the negotiations for transferring Pablo Barrera to West Ham. We and the player are satisfied with the arrangement that we have done with West Ham," Mahbub told Mediotiempo.
Four-year deal

"Barrera will be signing a four-year contract, then in two or three years be transferred to another team.

"We got to a satisfactory agreement for both parts and I want to make clear that there wasn't any agent involved in the negotiations, everything was done from one club to the other and for respecting both teams we have arranged the transfer."

Barrera himself stated he was looking forward to his move and said: "I have been informed during the afternoon on Friday that my transfer to West Ham has been arranged.

"Now I am starting to get very anxious about travelling to England so I can join my new team, know my team-mates, the stadium, the city, everything."

Di Caniooooo! wrote:
"Barrera will be signing a four-year contract, then in two or three years be transferred to another team.

Have West Ham decided to set themselves up as England's premier in-betweener feeder club

Man City re-sign Stuart Taylor just nine days after releasing him.

Cesc Soler wrote:Man City re-sign Stuart Taylor just nine days after releasing him.

Cesc Soler wrote:Man City re-sign Stuart Taylor just nine days after releasing him.

You'd think Taylor would maybe want to go to a club where he'll actually play some games at some point in his career. But I suppose it's a pretty nice life getting PL wages to sit on the bench, no stress or pressure.

IN: Wellington Silva (Fluminense - £3.6m) , Marouane Chamakh (Bordeaux - free) , Laurent Koscielny (FC Lorient - £11.2m)

OUT: Fran Mérida (Atlético Madrid - free) , Philippe Senderos (Fulham - free) , William Gallas (Unknown - free) , Francis Coquelin (FC Lorient - loan) , Mickaël Silvestre (Unknown - free) , Kerrea Gilbert (Unknown - free)




IN:

OUT: Wilfred Bouma (Unknown - free) , Marlon Harewood (Unknown - free) , Stephen O'Halloran (Coventry - free)




IN: Enric Vallés (NAC Breda - free) Ben Foster (Man Utd - £6.3m) , Nikola Zigic (FC Valencia - £6.3m)

OUT: Grégory Vignal (Unknown - free) , Gary McSheffrey (Coventry - free) , Franck Queudrue (Unknown - free) , Artur Krysiak (Exeter City - free)




IN:

OUT: Steven Reid (West Brom - free) , Andy Haworth (Bury FC - free)




IN:

OUT: Stephen McPhee (retired) , Alhassan Bangura (Mersin - free) - Danny Mitchley (Unknown - free) , Daniel Nardiello (Unknown - free) , Joe Martin (Unknown - free) , Hameur Bouazza (AC Arles - free) , Ben Burgess (Notts County - £630,000)




IN: Martin Petrov (Man City - free) , Robert Blake (Burnley - free)

OUT: Gavin McCann (Unknown - free) , Nicky Hunt (Unknown - free)




IN: Matej Delac (Inter Zapresic - £2.7m) , Yossi Benayoun (Liverpool - £6.3) , Tomas Kalas (Sigma Olomouc - £5.4m)

OUT: Belletti (Fluminense - free) , Joe Cole (Unknown - free) , Miroslav Stoch (Fenerbahce - £4.9m) , Michael Ballack (Bayer Leverkusen - free) , Rhys Taylor (Crewe Alexandra - loan) , Tomas Kalas (Sigma Olomouc - loan)




IN: Ján Mucha (Legia Warszaw - free) , Jermaine Beckford (Leeds United - free) , João Silva (Aves - £630,00) , Magaye Gueye (Straßburg - £1.2m)

OUT: John Ruddy (Norwich - free) , Dan Gosling (Unknown - free)




IN: Philippe Senderos (Arsenal - free) , Jonathan Greening (West Brom - free)

OUT: Chris Smalling (Man Utd - £7.2m) - Elliot Omozusi (Leyton Orient - free) , Erik Nevland (Viking FK - free) , Wayne Brown (Bristol Rovers - free) , Toni Kallio (Unknown - free) , Andranik Teymourian (Unknown - free)




IN: Milan Jovanovic (Standard - free) , Jonjo Shelvey (Charlton - £1.8m)

OUT: Fábio Aurélio (Unknown - free) , Robbie Threlfall (Bradford City - free) , Yossi Benayoun (Chelsea - £6.3)




IN: Jérôme Boateng (Hamburger SV - £11.2m) , David Silva (FC Valencia - £27m) , Yaya Touré (FC Barcelona - £27m)

OUT: Martin Petrov (Bolton - free) , Benjani (Unknown - free) , Sylvinho (Unknown - free) , Valeri Bojinov (Parma - £5.4m) , David Ball (Swindon Town - loan)




IN: Chris Smalling (Fulham - £7.2m) , Javier Hernández (Guadalajara - £9m)

OUT: Ben Foster (Birmingham - £6.3m) , Zoran Tosic (CSKA Moscow - £8.5) , Tom Heaton (Cardiff - free)




IN: James Perch (Nottm Forest - £1m)

OUT: Fabrice Pancrate (Unknown - free) , Nicky Butt (retired) , Jonny Godsmark (Unknown - free)




IN:

OUT: Amdy Fayé (Unknown - free) , Steve Simonsen (Sheff Utd - free) , Andy Griffin (Reading - £470,000) , Diego Arismendi (Barnsley - loan)




IN: Cristian Riveros (Cruz Azul - free) , Marcos Angeleri (Estudiantes - £2.5m) , Simon Mignolet (St.Truiden - £2.3m) , Ahmed Al-Muhammadi (Enppi - loan)

OUT: Roy O'Donovan (Coventry - free) , Lorik Cana (Galatasaray - £5.4m)




IN: Sandro (Internacional - £9m)

OUT: Jimmy Walker (Unknown - free) , Sam Cox (Barnet FC - free) , Dorian Dervite (FC Villarreal B - free)




IN: Gabriel Tamas (AJ Auxerre - £830,000) , Steven Reid (Blackburn - free) , Pablo Ibáñez (Atlético Madrid - free)

OUT: Filipe Teixeira (Metalurg D. - free) , Robert Koren (Unknown - free) , Jonathan Greening (Fulham - free) , Borja Valero (FC Villarreal - £5.4m)




IN: Thomas Hitzlsperger (Lazio - free) , Pablo Barrera (Pumas - £4.3m)

OUT: Guillermo Franco (Unknown - free) , Ilan (Unknown - free)




IN: Antolín Alcaraz (Club Brugge KV - free) , Mauro Boselli (Estudiantes - £6.6m)

OUT: Tomasz Cywka (Derby - free) , Tomasz Kupisz (J. Bialystok - free) , Mario Melchiot (Umm Salal - free) , Richard Kingson (Unknown - free) , Paul Scharner (Unknown - free)




IN: Adlène Guédioura (RSC Charleroi - free) , Steven Fletcher (Burnley - £6.4m) , Jelle van Damme (RSC Anderlecht - £2.9m) , Steven Mouyokolo (Hull - £2.7m) , Stephen Hunt (Hull - £3.2m)

OUT: Jason Shackell (Barnsley - £700,000) , Chris Iwelumo (Burnley - £430,000 , George Friend (Doncaster, free) , Daniel Jones (Sheff Wed - free) , Andrew Surman (Norwich - £1.5m)

Apparently Dan Gosling has gone to Newcastle?

Always thought Everton rated him pretty highly

Romford Pele wrote:Apparently Dan Gosling has gone to Newcastle?

Always thought Everton rated him pretty highly

Yes we were (he had a useful knack of scoring important goals), but idiots who runs Everton didn't offer him a written contract in time, so we'll lose him for free. They were hoping that verbal agreement will be enough and they expected loyalty from modern football player

Shocking. Still, I think he'll get more first team opportunities at Newcastle.

Be interesting to see what Kimbo and Bash think about this.

Romford Pele wrote:Shocking. Still, I think he'll get more first team opportunities at Newcastle.

Be interesting to see what Kimbo and Bash think about this.

They should be happy - he is a decent player, good workrate, decent on the ball, knows how to score and they've got him for free. IMHO at the moment he is their best midfielder behind Guthrie and Jonas, but probably he is still 3 months away from coming back from an injury.

I am really unhappy losing him, but it looks like we have a replacement ready - young French Gueye was playing well at friendlies in Australia, he should get Gosling minutes. Also Anichebe is progressing rapidly as a wide midfielder.

Yeh, I heard he won't be back until November.

Newcastle can't be having alot of injries. Their squad is pretty thin as it is.