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Transfer rumours Tuesday, 3 November: Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Sheffield United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Birmingham City, Portsmouth, Bolton...

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Published Date: 03 November 2009
Sunderland look set to sign Middlesbrough winger Adam Johnson, whose contract expires next summer, for around £3m in January. - Sun
Newcastle manager Chris Hughton is lining up a £4m bid to make Sheffield United defender Matt Kilgallon his first signing since taking over on a permanent basis at St James' Park. - Sun

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Manchester City are ready to make a move for Barcelona midfielder Yaya Toure in January. - Sun

City boss Mark Hughes is also keen to sign Inter Milan full-back Maicon but, if he cannot capture his signature, he'll turn his attention to Osasuna right-back Cesar Azpilicueta. - Sun

Chelsea target Angel di Maria, the 21-year-old Benfica winger, admits he could be tempted by a move to England. - Sun

Former Chelsea and now Dynamo Kiev striker Andriy Shevchenko could be set for a shock return to the Premier League with newly cash rich Birmingham City. - Mirror

Portsmouth are hoping to re-sign former striker Benjani from Manchester City and midfielder Gary O'Neill from Middlesbrough once their in January. - Mirror

Bolton manager Gary Megson is plotting a £5m double raid for Bristol City duo Nicky Maynard and midfielder Marvin Elliot. - Star


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  • Last Updated: 03 November 2009 9:12 AM
  • Source: Sunderland Echo
  • Location: Sunderland
 
 

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