Sentences with phrase «opened talks over a deal»

According to Telefoot, Paris Saint - Germain have opened talks over a deal for the Brazil international, following a recent snap of super-agent Kia Joorabchian with PSG sporting director Antero Henrique.

Manchester United are described as being «very close» to Fabinho after launching a # 44million bid to seal the transfer of the Monaco star and opening talks over the deal.

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Another recent report from Don Balon claimed the Red Devils had opened talks over this ambitious deal, and it may be that PSG are now preparing move to replace him in attack.

The midfielder is currently enjoying a fine spell of form in the first - team, and is expected to open contract talks over a new deal in the coming weeks.

The Daily Star reported on Tuesday night that Chelsea had opened talks with Alexandre Lacazette — who extended his Lyon deal just two weeks ago — over a possible move to Stamford Bridge.

The duo are both believed to be playing hard - ball over their new contract deals, having opened talks during last season, and no agreement yet in place.

The Chilean international has failed to agree a new deal with the Gunners, despite having opened talks over 12 months ago, and he looks certain to leave the club in the next 12 months.

Back then I thought the two stories might be connected and the news reported by Metro today does nothing to change that, as the paper reveals that the Gunners have now opened up talks with Campbell over an extension to his current deal which runs out at the end of the season.

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We are said to have opened talks with Roma over a deal whilst Valencia attempted to play hard ball in demanding # 50 Million, before we eventually sealed a deal for around the # 35 Million mark.

The Hammers are aware of City and Chelsea's interest and have today admitted they have already opened talks over a new five - year deal in an effort to keep him out of the hands of the big clubs.

The Independent, earlier reported that Arsenal could lose out on his signature this summer after Liverpool opened talks with Aston Villa over a deal to sign the Belgian international.

Chelsea have opened talks with Real Madrid over Alvaro Morata, finding out what the deal would be to take him to Stamford Bridge.

Southampton are to open talks with 24 - year - old Portuguese full - back Cedric Soares over a new deal after an impressive Euro 2016.

Tottenham have opened talks with Marseille over an # 11m deal for 21 - year - old winger Georges - Kevin N'Koudou.

Turkish club Galatasaray have opened talks with Manchester City over a deal for midfielder Fernando.

But when talks broke down over the transfer fee, a window opened up that allowed the Cazorla deal to go through which put an end to any move for Rossi.

Telegraph Sport reported earlier this month that Arsenal were opening talks with both Giroud and Theo Walcott, despite their current injuries, over new deals and agreement has been reached first with the France striker.

The Reds opened talks with the Gunners over a deal for the England international earlier in the afternoon, before finalising a # 35 million package.

The report further states Arsenal are believed to have opened talks with the attacker over extending his current contract at the Arsenal and if talks fail to pull through, they will consider a permanent deal for him away from the North London.

As his stock has continued to rise, Wigan manager Roberto Martinez opened talks over a new deal just over a month ago, but despite initial contact being made, the negotiations have since stalled, much to the frustration of his agent Tony Finnigan.

Arsene Wenger is also believed to have opened talks with Chelsea goalkeeper Cech, 32, over a # 10 million deal, according to reports.

He defended his obstructive position over the past few days of the talks, during which he has stood firmly in the way of consensus, demanding that the legally - binding nature of a deal be discussed in open sessions, not closed door backrooms.