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Alan 9:50 Wed Jul 8
Wednesday newspapers (includes West Ham)
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BBC
Manchester City and Juventus have moved ahead of Barcelona in the pursuit of Wolves' Spanish winger Adama Traore, 24. (ESPN)
Chelsea are in pole position to sign Bayer Leverkusen forward Kai Havertz, 21, with a number of clubs put off by the German's £90m price tag. (Goal)
Out-of-favour Chelsea and Brazil midfielder Jorginho, 28, leaving this summer could be key to Havertz's arrival. (Mirror)
Barcelona have enquired about signing Tottenham's French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele, 23, and English defender Ryan Sessegnon in part-exchange deals. (Evening Standard)
Spurs may look for a loan move for Sessegnon this summer amid fears the 20-year-old's development is stalling under boss Jose Mourinho. (Telegraph)
Borussia Dortmund have set Manchester United a 10 August deadline to complete the signing of England winger Jadon Sancho, 20. (Mirror)
England forward Tammy Abraham, 22, has told Chelsea he wants a new deal worth £130,000 a week. (Times - subscription required)
West Ham boss David Moyes is considering moves for Manchester United's English duo Phil Jones, 28, and Jesse Lingard, 27. (Independent)
Arsenal, West Ham and Everton are interested in 23-year-old Athletic Bilbao and Spain defender Unai Nunez. (AS, via Sport Witness)
Former England striker Daniel Sturridge would like to join a Ligue 1 or MLS side. The 30-year-old is currently a free agent. (L'Equipe - in French)
Barcelona president Josep Bartomeu says the club are unlikely to re-sign Brazil forward Neymar, 28, from Paris St-Germain this summer. (RAC1 - in Spanish)
Saint-Etienne hope to keep Arsenal's on-loan French defender William Saliba, 19, for the French Cup final, despite a disagreement over the activation of a £2.3m clause. (Mirror)
Dutch winger Tahith Chong, 20, could leave Manchester United on loan next season, according to his agent. (Stretty News)
Barcelona have assured France striker Antoine Griezmann, 29, he is part of their plans next season. (L'Equipe - in French)
Guardian
West Ham will wait until end of season to negotiate with Michail Antonio
David Moyes says striker has ‘an awful lot to offer’
Antonio has one year remaining on current contract
Jacob Steinberg
David Moyes has said West Ham plan to start negotiations with Michail Antonio over a new contract at the end of the season. Antonio has a year remaining on his deal and hte manager said West Ham, who are four points above the bottom three before hosting Burnley on Wednesday, must secure their Premier League survival before offering the forward an extension.
“We have to find out what league we’re going to be in,” West Ham’s manager said. “We’ve got a job to do. We’ve not taken our focus for one minute away from the next game. At the end of the season it’s something we’ll start to look at.”
Antonio earns about £70,000 a week and has impressed since joining West Ham from Nottingham Forest in 2015. The 30-year-old knows his next contract will be an important one because of his age, and West Ham will need to take his fitness record into account. Antonio was out for three months after hamstring surgery this season and struggled with injuries in 2017 and 2018.
However, his worth to the side is not in doubt. He has led the line in the absence of Sébastien Haller, who hopes to recover from a hip injury to face Burnley, and scored crucial goals in last week’s win over Chelsea and Sunday’s 2-2 draw with Newcastle.
“He’s got an awful lot to offer,” Moyes said. “He’s got pace and power. He’s someone who can fill several roles, partly because of his pace. But tempering that, when you’ve got that pace and power you can suffer injuries. This is probably his best spell of games and we are beginning to see more from Micky. He’s also at an age where he’s maturing a bit.”
West Ham are monitoring the Wigan left-back Antonee Robinson, who almost joined Milan in January. The 22-year-old has been linked with Leicester and West Bromwich.
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Mex Martillo
3:54 Wed Jul 8
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Oh dear, didn’t know Antonio had an injury, not a good sign.
Andy, I think thats why Moyes sad “a bit”
Thanks Alan
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andyd12345
2:34 Wed Jul 8
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“He’s also at an age where he’s maturing a bit.”
6 months ago he crashed his Lamborghini into a front garden dressed as a snowman.... Thank goodness he’s maturing
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Vexed
12:38 Wed Jul 8
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Phil Jones and Jesse fucking Lingard.
FUCK OFF WITH THIS NEWS ALAN
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Texas Iron
12:33 Wed Jul 8
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Cheers...
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bill green
12:23 Wed Jul 8
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geoffpikey 11:33 Wed Jul 8
I rather we signed Jesse James and Phil 'the Power' Taylor..
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Thanks Alan
12:18 Wed Jul 8
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Crassus 11:03 Wed Jul 8
Yes, thanks. You?
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ted fenton
11:45 Wed Jul 8
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Thanks Alan.
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geoffpikey
11:33 Wed Jul 8
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Jesse Lingard? I'd rather we signed Peter Wyngard! Etc.
Thanks Alan.
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Hugh Jampton
11:12 Wed Jul 8
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I hope that report that we are looking at Phil Jones is a wind-up. I'd rather we signed Phil Jupitus!
PS thanks Alan
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Crassus
11:03 Wed Jul 8
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Thanks Alan as always, trust that you are well mate
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blueeyed.handsomeman
10:30 Wed Jul 8
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THanks Alan,Sven,and Bill just now,
you guys are all highly valued.
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bill green
9:57 Wed Jul 8
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thanks Alan
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