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On Saturday, the English press writes about "Arsenal" desire to acquire Ashley Young, "West Ham" readiness to offer two Argentinian players to "Atletico" team, "Man Utd" striker Wayne Rooney's newly signed contract, and "Man Utd" owners' wish to buy Los Angeles "Galaxy" and attract defender David Beckham to the club.
London's "Arsenal" wants to buy "Watford" team's right-back Ashley Young. ("Daily Mirror")
"West Ham" club's Argentinians Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano were offered to Spain's "Primera" league's Atletico Madrid club, and the "hammers" are preparing to buy "Chelsea" club's right-back Shaun Wright-Phillips. ("Daily Mirror")
"Cardiff" coach Dave Jones warned his team players that if they don't prove their worth, he will be looking for reinforcements in January. ("The Sun")
"Newcastle" manager Glenn Roeder contacted Piraeus' Olympiacos and is considering buying Cyprus national team striker Yannakos Okkas, who would replace the injured Shola Ameobi. ("Daily Mirror")
Glasgow "Celtic" team's defender Aiden McGeady is considering the possibility of moving to an English club because he rarely appears in Scottish Premier League games. ("Daily Record")
English national team striker Wayne Rooney has signed a new contract with "Man Utd" and will earn 100 thousand pounds sterling per week. ("Daily Star")
"West Ham" is still interested in the possibility of leaving "Upton Park" and moving to the Olympic stadium after the 2012 Olympics. ("The Independent")
The Glazer family, which owns the "Man Utd" club, wants to buy the US Los Angeles "Galaxy" club and attract former English national team captain and current Real Madrid defender David Beckham to it. ("Daily Mirror")
