Bristol City sign David Clarkson, Dean Gerken and Andre Blackman
Bristol City sign David Clarkson, Dean Gerken and Andre Blackman
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Real Madrid sign Benzema from Lyon for 35 million Euros with the fee set to go upto 41 million
Chelsea have made their 1st signing Ross Turnbull from Middlesbrough :lmao:
Man United have signed Michael Owen for free from Newcastle
Chelsea have signed Daniel Sturridge from Man City
Bolton have signed Sean Davis from Portsmouth
Our crappy rivals are making crappy signings
If Kenpachi used his Bankai, Armageddon, Ragnarok, and every other form of the apocalypse would march from the depths of hell with their demonic legions of death.... then take one look at him and turn tail and run.
Its nothing to get crazy about, but Everton have signed American midfielder Anton Peterlin to a one year deal.
Guy is definitely a hard worker, I hope it pans out.
Knowing Moyesy he makes good signings this guy must hv something in him
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Bristol City confirm the signing of Paul Hartley on a Free Transfer
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7 July 2009 (ESPN Soccernet Europe)
Spending The Kaka money
AC Milan sign Oguchi Onyewu
AC Milan have quickly wrapped up a deal for United States centre back Oguchi Onyewu on Tuesday in a bid to quell supporter unrest over their transfer policy.
The 27-year-old, who impressed in the U.S. side's run to the Confederations Cup final last month, has joined on a free transfer from Standard Liege and penned a three-year contract.
The club announced the signing on their website and pointed out he holds a Belgian passport, which means Onyewu will not count as one of only two non-EU players Italian sides are allowed to sign each season.
Milan's interest in the defender had barely been mentioned in the media and his signing comes just a day after hundreds of fans protested at the first day of pre-season training.
Ultra fans chanted slogans and unveiled banners criticising owner Silvio Berlusconi and the decision to sell playmaker Kaka to Real Madrid for 67 million euros ($94 million).
The Rossoneri, who lost coach Carlo Ancelotti to Chelsea having finished third in Serie A last season, had previously only signed Brazil defender Thiago Silva and little-known young players.
They are seeking a new striker with Real forward Klaas Jan Huntelaar, Sevilla's Luis Fabiano, Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor and VfL Wolfsburg's Edin Dzeko in the frame.
Onyewu could end up partnering Silva in central defence given captain Paolo Maldini retired at the end of last season and Alessandro Nesta and Kakha Kaladze are injury prone.
Milan, now coached by rookie Brazilian Leonardo, have also announced that midfielder Massimo Ambrosini will be the new captain.
Chelsea have signed Yuri Zhirkov from CSKA Moscow
Lyon have agreed a fee for Argentine striker Lisandro Lopez with Porto