Sentences with phrase «spaniard move»

However, he specialises in the left wing position, and has been touted as a potential Santi Cazorla replacement at Arsenal, should the ageing Spaniard move on this summer.

Zinedine Zidane publicly has said he wants to keep the player at the club, but with a lack of game time at present, you wouldn't be surprised to see the Spaniard move on.

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By taking the reins in south - west Wales, the 33 - year - old replaced Kenny Jackett who had overlooked Martinez for a spot in his team before the Spaniard moved on to Chester City.

He's clearly much more effective in the centre of the pitch, but when Cazorla plays like he did on Wednesday night, Ozil is going to have to play well when given the chance to pull the strings in the middle to get the Spaniard moved out wide.

The potential transfer of the Spurs and France No 1 is entirely wrapped in the future of David De Gea - if the Spaniard moves to Real Madrid then United will be scrambling for a new goalkeeper and there aren't many better than Lloris.

Not exact matches

After the severe mercy of his convalescence, God moved the recovered Spaniard to found what remains the largest and most influential religious congregation in the Catholic Church.

The Red Devils may be considering letting Ander Herrera move to Bayern Munich this January, with the Spaniard failing to convince Louis van Gaal since his arrival from Athletic Bilbao in the summer.

Expect the Spaniard to drift in and have an effect in almost all attacking moves for the Citizens.

He thinks the move will be great for United as the Spaniard is the perfect player to have out wide.

The 28 - year - old battle with club boss Conte grew even uglier last night after the Spaniard failed to secure a move to La Liga side Atletico Madrid, which the player himself desperately wanted, report the Express.

Another piece from Don Balon today, however, suggests talks have re-opened over a move for the Spaniard to join Real Madrid and that the La Liga giants have assured him he'll be on their books this year.

Reports that AC Milan could engage in a swap deal involving Suso have continued to strengthen as the Spaniard could be set to move on this summer.

It was a fantastic finish by the Brazilian born Spaniard, but who deserves the most credit for that move?

However, as noted by Calciomercato, via the paper edition of Tuttosport, the Spaniard has a $ 40m release clause in his contract and is said to be keen on a move to Napoli.

There have been numerous Arsenal rumours since last summer that have variously accused Hector Bellerin of demanding a transfer during the summer window, and even more recently saying that the club had decided themselves to move the young Spaniard on to fund our own spending in this coming close - season.

The news outlet are also reporting that the Spaniard said, when asked about whether they the club will make a move for a defender in January, that «We are thinking about it.

The Spanish bank started sponsoring Ferrari in 2010 when Fernando Alonso joined the team and continued to sponsor the Scuderia, even when the Spaniard made yet another one of his bad career moves and joined McLaren - Honda.

It's unclear as of yet whether the Spaniard will move on a loan deal or a permanent one, but it's added that Michy Batshuayi will move in the opposite direction.

It's claimed that there has been agreement with the Spaniard since January over a move, and should he decide to move to Italy, he would certainly play a pivotal role in bringing experience and a winning mentality to the side to help find that balance between youth and established stars.

Many pundits have been saying that the Spaniard has been extremely ineffectual this season despite playing every minute of every League game in this campaign, but with an obvious lack of backups since the sales of Matthieu Debuchy (who has been playing like a genius since joining St Etienne) and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain (who forced his move to Liverpool), the only option Wenger had was to give his place to Calum Chambers.

However, with De Gea's move to Real Madrid having fallen apart [BBC Sport], and with the 24 - year - old Spaniard putting pen to paper on a new deal, he will provide an immense platform upon which United can be positive about securing excellent results.

Delph joined Man City in 2015 from Aston Villa for # 8m but has failed to establish himself in Manchester, and now Guardiola has agreed he can move on as the Spaniard continue to radically overhaul the City squad.

After weeks of speculation that the Spaniard was all set to move to the San Siro, his comments after the Champions League final have seen Milan take a backward step and consider alternatives, and if Aubameyang is willing to reduce his demands from $ 10m - a-year to $ 8m, then perhaps he could be on his way back to Milan.

Barcelona forward Pedro Rodriguez is reported to have rejected Manchester United in favour of a # 21million transfer to Chelsea, and the Spaniard isn't the first — nor likely the last — to spurn the chance to move to Old Trafford.

Although the Spaniard is good on the ball, he is not an out and out defensive midfield player, and has not been at quite his best form since he made the move to the Bernabeu from Real Sociedad last summer.

Meanwhile, the links with Manchester City continued after Bayern boss Pep Guardiola revealed that he was a fan of Weigl, and with the Spaniard set for a move to the Premier League at the end of this season, it remains to be seen whether or not he targets the talented youngster in the summer.

Martin Samuel has cited the case of the case of Manchester City's Alvaro Negredo who couldn't hack life in England despite enjoying a successful season on the pitch, the Spaniard pleaded with the club to sanction a move back home on deadline day, which Pellegrini accepted despite the obvious negative consequences on the club.

Whether the Liverpool faithful will be as delighted remains to be seen, given the Spaniard's controversial move to Premier League rivals Chelsea in 2011.

Arsenal could try a shock move for Spaniard Mata, who has impressed at Chelsea and Manchester United, but has been forced out of the team at Old Trafford by Falcao and Angel Di Maria.

The Spaniard has shown himself to be a big game player, and with the host of top managers having moved to England in recent years, there will be a number of big games to be played next season.

The 34 - year - old Spaniard is leaving Schalke in the summer and is expected to move to Qatar, but the Premier League clubs are hopeful of changing his mind.

I would however be very surprised if Barcelona didn't make contact with Arsenal in the summer about a move for the Spaniard, because they still haven't found an adequate replacement for the now departed Dani Alves.

In turn, the Spaniard is claimed to have requested that City make a move for the defensive midfielder ahead of his arrival in Manchester in the summer.

Don Balon suggest Barca could move ahead of Real in the battle for the Spaniard, with Valverde keen on a more experienced option at the back over youngster Yerry Mina.

Chelsea like raiding Atletico Madrid and could do well to move for the superbly solid Juanfran to replace Ivanovic at right - back, with the experienced Spaniard proving key to his side's displays in recent times.

Xabi Alonso — The Spaniard had every right to leave Anfield this summer mainly because Rafa made the mistake of being more than happy to sell Xabi the previous summer in favour of an ill fated move for Gareth Barry.

Manchester United reportedly have no interest in selling midfielder Ander Herrera this summer, with Barcelona linked with making a move for the Spaniard.

Marca state that Liverpool have made a $ 15m (# 10.9 m) offer for Illarremndi and that the Spaniard favours a move to Anfield over a potential return to his former club Real Sociedad.

The Spaniard has struggled to entirely establish himself at the Bernabeu, and while competition for places would be fierce in Manchester too, he could have a better opportunity to take his career to the next level with a move to England.

Still only 22, the Spaniard has long been regarded as bright prospect in European football and will surely be on the move to a bigger club before long.

According to The Daily Mail, the # 10m signing of Ademola Lookman will see the Toffees give the green light for the Spaniard to move on, with the former Barcelona starlet failing to make an impact under Ronald Koeman so far this season.

The Spaniard had a quiet start to life at Old Trafford following his move from Stamford Bridge, but burst into life in the second half of this season.

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Joining him up front is Jamie Vardy who is back on the goal trail for Leicester City while Pedro scored a stunner at Everton as the Spaniard helped Chelsea to all three points and moved them a step closer to the title.

There is one slight surprise for Arsenal fans in the starting line up of Arsene Wenger today, although the use of our England international left back Kieran Gibbs in a more advanced role on front of the Spaniard Nacho Monreal has been tried before and with a fair amount of success, although it is normally a move made by the manager to shore things up at the end of a game.

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone has hinted that the club could make a move for out - of - favour Chelsea star Diego Costa, however should a deal materialise, the Spaniard will have to wait until January to make his debut for la Rojiblancos, according to Sky Sports.

The Arturo Vidal to Manchester United saga rumbles on, it would seem, with the Daily Star reporting that the Red Devils are ready to reignite their interest in the Chilean international midfielder come January by offering playmaker Juan Mata to the Turin giants in a part exchange deal, after the Spaniard was linked with a move to the Old Lady as the burning embers of the summer transfer window were extinguished.

Every summer nowadays there are the usual Arsenal transfer rumours linking Hector Bellerin with a move back to his native Barcelona, and they even resurfaced this year despite the young Spaniard signing an extended long term contract with the Gunners earlier this season.

This has proven a good move by the young Spaniard, who has made himself first choice at right - back for the Gunners this season with some fine displays, though his has now seen Catalan publication Sport suggest him as a transfer target for Barca.