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The transfer window for football players has begun, so the news portal Eurofootball.com continues its section and presents various July 25th news and rumors about player transfers.
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L'Equipe reports that English champions met to sell Nani to "Monaco." The "Red Devils" will receive about 10 million euros for the Portuguese player.
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Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger plans to make an offer to Swansea for defender Ashley Williams, as Thomas Vermaelen and Nacho Monreal are injured.
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Valencia is interested in signing a contract with Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez (Chicharito).
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Liverpool continues to resist Arsenal's club. Brendanas Rodgers wants to receive 50 million pounds sterling for Luis Suarez.
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Real Sociedad still hopes to reach an agreement with Barcelona for the loan of goalkeeper Jonathan Dos Santos.
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Despite Napoli president's statement that Juan Zuniga will not leave the team, Juventus will continue to negotiate.
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Jose Mourinho is not giving up, and he will offer 35 million euros to Manchester United for Wayne Rooney.
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Roma striker Pablo Osvaldo may play in the English Premier League next season. It is reported that Italian is of interest to Arsenal and Fulham.
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West Ham is targeting QPR striker Loic Remy, who is dissatisfied with the current club's situation.
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Juan Mata is likely to extend his contract with Chelsea until 2018 and will earn 100,000 pounds sterling per week.
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Benfica is approaching an agreement with PSV striker Tim Matavz, which could cost the Portuguese about 5 million euros.
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According to the Spanish press, the new Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino is interested in signing Newell's Old Boys midfielder Santiago Vergini.
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In the near future, Napoli will officially announce the acquisition of Gonzalo Higuain and loan goalkeeper Pepe Reina for the season.
Transfers and deals:
Official: Kevin Gameiro leaves Paris Saint-Germain for 8 million euros to join Sevilla.
Official: Real Madrid extends the contract until 2017 with the young Russian Denis Cheryshev.
