Sentences with phrase «real were keen»

Hazard has been linked with a move to Santiago Bernabeu for a while now, and the transfer speculation was only boosted when his father admitted that the Belgian has already once rejected a contract extension at Chelsea to see if Real were keen to sign him.

The report notes that while Real were keen to recoup a big fee for Bale during the summer transfer window just gone, they are now ready to lower their demands for the player.

Real are keen on landing Reus this summer and are set to use the # 31.3 million fee paid by Arsenal for Benzema to fund the # 63million mega transfer of skillful forward Reus.

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«There's a real concern here,» says Beth Hamilton - Keen, chairwoman of the CFA Institute's board of governors.

Consumers, he said, have a keen ear for «intention» and «what's real,» and are merciless if they sense anything else.

Trump's father, Fred, wasn't too keen on the young developer's decision to enter the Manhattan market, instead insisting that the younger Trump should continue with the family's outerborough real estate business, in which it had found its initial success.

His ground breaking research on complex systems modelling of debt - deflation was awarded the eminent Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review, describing Keen as the economist «who first and most clearly anticipated and gave public warning of the Global Financial Collapse and whose work is most likely to prevent another GFC in the future».

Economic mavericks like Max Keiser, financial critics like Steve Keen and mainstream economists like Paul Krugman are debating financial repression, monetary and fiscal intervention or allowing for more free markets and more real capitalism.

Thus Keen urges as a prescription for the «dis - eased» individual that his «real, literal, carnal body» be «resensitized and educated in the sacredness which lies hidden in its feelings.

The will of the clergy to give the laity a real share in the task and responsibility for the Church is still in its infancy, and the laymen themselves are not exactly wildly keen on it.

While our increasingly global readership gives us great encouragement, we are especially keen that our efforts become known here in the UK, where we believe there is a real need for such practical support.

By this he meant that for a great many people the whole function of their faith is to provide them either with a keen awareness of what God does for them and in them or with a way of escape from the real facts of life.

«We're keen to share the stories of real people who are facing the crisis so that policy makers across the political spectrum can make informed decisions to be able to help shape a benefit system that works well and efficiently».

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I'm really keen to learn more about this space though and get some real experts in to share their thoughts on what to look for, great brands, product recommendations, what to eat for your skin and DIY beauty recipes.

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The striker is firmly expected to make a move away from Juventus this summer, with Real Madrid keen to trigger a buy - back clause, before selling him on for a profit.

However, Zidane is clearly keen for Real to hijack any deal, with Don Balon claiming they're tempted to meet the France international's # 90million release clause when it comes into effect in the summer.

Real Madrid are supposedly keen on signing Alexis Sanchez, while Arsenal are said to be eyeing James Rodriguez and Alvaro Morata, but could all three moves happen?

Kane could be keen to impress against Real if possible, with various rumours recently claiming his fine form has attracted the club's attention.

Real Madrid are keen on the signature of Juventus» Arturo Vidal — in what could be a significant transfer blow to Arsenal.

So it would not be a surprise to see Reus move in the summer, but with some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Man United all apparently keen on the German, it would be quite a surprise to see Arsenal get him.

Bayern Munich and Tottenham are also mentioned as contenders for the 28 - year - old wide - man, while Diario Gol add that Real are not keen on selling for that low a fee.

Real Madrid's Gonzalo Higuain has also been mentioned as a target, though it now seems Juventus are keen to invest in a young talent like Lukaku to lead their front line for years to come.

Despite being on international duty, his club future has regularly been speculated on, and a move is believed to be very likely, with his former side keen Real Madrid keen on triggering his release clause before selling him on for a tidy profit.

According to Sport, Real Madrid are keen on Marcus Rashford as they've reportedly added his name to a list of top targets to bolster their attacking options, one that is also said to include Neymar, Robert Lewandowski, Harry Kane, Paulo Dybala, Mauro Icardi and Mohamed Salah.

According to reports in Spain David Moyes is apparently keen to take Campbell to Real Sociedad and another club interested is Villareal, with Campbell believing that La Liga is probably most suited to his style of play, but nothing will be confirmed until the contract talks are finalised.

I'm not keen on South Americans, they either can't get a work permit, so are loaned out, don't fulfil their potential, and if they do, they want a move to Barca or Real.

They are also said to be in the race to sign James Rodriguez from Real Madrid, who is claimed to be available for transfer, with Chelsea also keen.

Sherwood is the favourite for the role, as he is keen for a new job after leaving Tottenham in the summer, while McLaren is currently enjoying a good tenure at Derby County, and Clement is a coach at Real Madrid, meaning that they are likely to be harder to entice to Loftus Road.

Sky Sports claims that Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City were all keen on the Euro 2016 star, but reports from Spain suggest that Morata will be a Real player for the 2016 - 17 campaign.

The 22 - year - old, who has been criticised for his form this season, admits he is keen to emulate the intelligent playing style of the Spanish playmaker, who now plays for Bayern Munich after a successful spell with Real Madrid.

Don Balon claim the Croatia international has offers from the Premier League and that he's keen to go out on a high by winning another Champions League title with Real this season, though his future is «practically decided» anyway.

Milan are also trying to sign former star Kaka from Real Madrid and are keen on Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli, although are not willing to cough up the # 31million asking price.

The Brazil international has taken the PSG chief up on his offer and is said to be keen on the club to bring in Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema, according to Don Balon.

Ferguson has been linked with a myriad of playmaker talents over the past 18 months, most prominent among these being Wesley Sneijder and the Scot was apparently very keen on both Luka Modric and Lucas Moura before they completed their respective moves to Real Madrid and PSG.

Although Carlo Ancelotti already has a great many options in that part of the pitch, Real are known for competing for the biggest names on the market, and have been keen to tie up a bargain deal for Reus, who has a release clause in his contract which comes into effect in the summer.

Louis van Gaal appears to have significantly cooled his desire to land the Germany international, with reports suggesting that the former Netherlands manager is keen on pairing Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos and Valencia's Nicolas Otamendi at the Theatre of Dreams next season, the Daily Star report.

The 45 - year - old has enjoyed plenty of success in the Spanish capital as Atleti have emerged as a consistent and genuine threat to the dominance enjoyed by Barcelona and Real Madrid in recent years, and in turn that has ensured that many of the top clubs around Europe would be keen on acquiring his services.

Real aren't thought to be keen on paying him those kind of wages just yet, meaning the two have reached an impasse in negotiations.

Real, however, keen not to see the player depart for good, are believed to be insisting on inserting a buy - back clause into the contract in order to ensure that should Benavente improve considerably, he could return to the Bernabeu.

However, according to Cadena Ser, as noted by AS, it looks as though Atleti could find it difficult to keep hold of him with city rivals Real Madrid keen on raiding them for one of their top young talents.

Unsurprisingly, this has seen Salah linked with Real Madrid on a number of occasions in recent months, and Don Balon claim he's keen on the prospect of a move to the Bernabeu.

The France international had looked set to be one of the key protagonists of the summer transfer market, with the likes of Chelsea, Manchester United and Real Madrid all believed to be keen on acquiring the powerhouse.

While it seems clear De Gea would be an upgrade on Navas for Real, it seems big clubs remain keen on swooping for the Los Blancos ace if he does become available.

Real Madrid are also understood to be keen on the player [Marca], and may look to challenge any bid made by PSG or the player's other suitors.

Perez announced his candidacy for the top job at Real during the week and the architect of the galacticos era is reported to be keen on bringing Wenger to the Bernabeu, having failed with a previous attempt to lure him from Arsenal in 2003.

Arsenal transfer target Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang has hinted that he's keen to move to La Liga, and while the Borussia Dortmund forward name - checked Real Madrid, he isn't ruling out the prospect of a move to Barcelona.

Real Madrid are keen to land a new striker this January, and are plotting big - money bids for either Liverpool's Luis Suarez or Radamel Falcao of Monaco.

This may sound a little ridiculous as Real Madrid only paid a world record # 85.3 m fee for Bale in 2013, but the 13 - time Premier League champions were keen to land the Welshman then and have one bargaining tool to convince Los Blancos to sell — David de Gea.