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Arsenal prepare third bid
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has again reiterated that Luis Suarez is not for sale as Arsenal prepare a third bid.
The Gunners have failed with at least two bids for the player as Liverpool have refused to sell and reports have claimed they could go back with yet another improved bid of £42.5million this week.
However, speaking after their latest pre-season clash in Thailand, Reds boss Brendan Rodgers insists the Uruguay ace is still a Liverpool player, and will remain so for the next campaign.
"Luis is still very much a Liverpool player. There is nothing new to report on his situation," he revealed. "He has three years left on his contract and we're planning with him for the season ahead."
It is thought that Suarez is still pushing for a move away but Liverpool will have the final say and Rodgers is determined to keep hold of his star man.
It remains to be seen if there is a price which would make the Reds sell but Arsenal are not finished just yet.
The Gunners have failed with at least two bids for the player as Liverpool have refused to sell and reports have claimed they could go back with yet another improved bid of £42.5million this week.However, speaking after their latest pre-season clash in Thailand, Reds boss Brendan Rodgers insists the Uruguay ace is still a Liverpool player, and will remain so for the next campaign.
"Luis is still very much a Liverpool player. There is nothing new to report on his situation," he revealed. "He has three years left on his contract and we're planning with him for the season ahead."
It is thought that Suarez is still pushing for a move away but Liverpool will have the final say and Rodgers is determined to keep hold of his star man.
It remains to be seen if there is a price which would make the Reds sell but Arsenal are not finished just yet.
With
another Premier League season upon us in less than a month, Arsenal
legend and new NBC Match Analyst Lee Dixon joins us stateside to have a
look at what has ben a surprisingly quiet transfer period for Arsene
Wenger given advanced expectations and clear needs by the football club
which seems to have clear and present needs just to retain top four in
England. We examine the potential change in direction that Arsene
Wenger once appeared set to make in advance of the 2013-14 season,
sending a signal into the marketplace that Arsenal would compete for
some of the bigger names who were sure to emerge like Gonzalo Higuain,
yet now find themselves left chasing the likes of Luis Suarez who would
have once seemed untouchable given his price tag and controversial
nature given the priorities at the club where solidarity and harmony in
the changing room remain paramount. We also examine the lack of big
signings overall in the Premier League as the very top names appear more
set to chase their football on the continent and why that may be the
case, why David Moyes appears to have found a problem with his handling
of the media in the Far East and how that could come back to haunt them
down the road. We also evaluate the potential for Cesc Fabregas and his
potential move to Old Trafford, a move that has certainly become more
complex now that Tata Martino has become the new manager and may have
his own ideas on succession planning for Xavi Hernandez and why the loss
of David Gill at Manchester United made that deal and many other so
much more difficult to pull off as the demands inside a transfer market
in advance of a World Cup year mandate that all top level business is
best handled sooner rather than later. Lee Dixon was an English
international earning 22 caps and began his career with Burnley in 1982,
playing for Chester City, Bury and Stoke City before joining Arsenal in
1988 where he remained for the rest of his career, retiring in 2002.
He was part of four League Championships, three FA Cup wins, a European
Cup-Winners Cup and a league cup. - See more at:
http://www.beyondthepitch.net/podcasts/edition/index.cfm/beyond-the-pitch/2013/07/27/lee-dixon/#sthash.QcAGqFh1.dpuf
With
another Premier League season upon us in less than a month, Arsenal
legend and new NBC Match Analyst Lee Dixon joins us stateside to have a
look at what has ben a surprisingly quiet transfer period for Arsene
Wenger given advanced expectations and clear needs by the football club
which seems to have clear and present needs just to retain top four in
England. We examine the potential change in direction that Arsene
Wenger once appeared set to make in advance of the 2013-14 season,
sending a signal into the marketplace that Arsenal would compete for
some of the bigger names who were sure to emerge like Gonzalo Higuain,
yet now find themselves left chasing the likes of Luis Suarez who would
have once seemed untouchable given his price tag and controversial
nature given the priorities at the club where solidarity and harmony in
the changing room remain paramount. We also examine the lack of big
signings overall in the Premier League as the very top names appear more
set to chase their football on the continent and why that may be the
case, why David Moyes appears to have found a problem with his handling
of the media in the Far East and how that could come back to haunt them
down the road. We also evaluate the potential for Cesc Fabregas and his
potential move to Old Trafford, a move that has certainly become more
complex now that Tata Martino has become the new manager and may have
his own ideas on succession planning for Xavi Hernandez and why the loss
of David Gill at Manchester United made that deal and many other so
much more difficult to pull off as the demands inside a transfer market
in advance of a World Cup year mandate that all top level business is
best handled sooner rather than later. Lee Dixon was an English
international earning 22 caps and began his career with Burnley in 1982,
playing for Chester City, Bury and Stoke City before joining Arsenal in
1988 where he remained for the rest of his career, retiring in 2002.
He was part of four League Championships, three FA Cup wins, a European
Cup-Winners Cup and a league cup. - See more at:
http://www.beyondthepitch.net/podcasts/edition/index.cfm/beyond-the-pitch/2013/07/27/lee-dixon/#sthash.QcAGqFh1.dpuf
With
another Premier League season upon us in less than a month, Arsenal
legend and new NBC Match Analyst Lee Dixon joins us stateside to have a
look at what has ben a surprisingly quiet transfer period for Arsene
Wenger given advanced expectations and clear needs by the football club
which seems to have clear and present needs just to retain top four in
England. We examine the potential change in direction that Arsene
Wenger once appeared set to make in advance of the 2013-14 season,
sending a signal into the marketplace that Arsenal would compete for
some of the bigger names who were sure to emerge like Gonzalo Higuain,
yet now find themselves left chasing the likes of Luis Suarez who would
have once seemed untouchable given his price tag and controversial
nature given the priorities at the club where solidarity and harmony in
the changing room remain paramount. We also examine the lack of big
signings overall in the Premier League as the very top names appear more
set to chase their football on the continent and why that may be the
case, why David Moyes appears to have found a problem with his handling
of the media in the Far East and how that could come back to haunt them
down the road. We also evaluate the potential for Cesc Fabregas and his
potential move to Old Trafford, a move that has certainly become more
complex now that Tata Martino has become the new manager and may have
his own ideas on succession planning for Xavi Hernandez and why the loss
of David Gill at Manchester United made that deal and many other so
much more difficult to pull off as the demands inside a transfer market
in advance of a World Cup year mandate that all top level business is
best handled sooner rather than later. Lee Dixon was an English
international earning 22 caps and began his career with Burnley in 1982,
playing for Chester City, Bury and Stoke City before joining Arsenal in
1988 where he remained for the rest of his career, retiring in 2002.
He was part of four League Championships, three FA Cup wins, a European
Cup-Winners Cup and a league cup. - See more at:
http://www.beyondthepitch.net/podcasts/edition/index.cfm/beyond-the-pitch/2013/07/27/lee-dixon/#sthash.QcAGqFh1.dpuf
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