Sevilla have confirmed that the club has accepted an offer from Manchester City for winger Jesus Navas for a transfer fee believed to be around £24 million. The Spanish international will need to pass a medical before the transfer can be completed.
But surprisingly, Navas has said that he’s been in talks with Manchester City for four months. He said that Manchester City came in for him from the start, and that he’s looking forward to moving to England.
Here are today’s Premier League news headlines:
- Jesus Navas reveals decision to join Manchester City was made months ago — The Independent
- Agent confirms Maarten Stekelenburg is in talks with Fulham — Sky Sports
- Sevilla confirm they have accepted Man City’s offer for Jesus Navas; medical next — Telegraph
- Nike England 2013 to Manchester United 13/14 home shirt in three steps — Football Shirts
- Are Liverpool prepared for the crazy world of Kyriakos Papadopoulos? — The Guardian
- Keiren Westwood: if I’m not playing at Sunderland, I will have to leave — The Telegraph
- Swansea City will stick to guns over spending — This Is South Wales
- Arsene Wenger admits making a ‘huge mistake’ in not signing Gareth Bale — The Independent
- Manchester City offer €25m for Real Madrid enforcer Pepe — 110GG
- Top 5 European Under-21 players to watch — Soccerlens
- Chelsea’s mystery man in Jose Mourinho’s new backroom team: Chris Jones — The Mail
- Stoke City prepared to sell goalkeeper Asmir Begovic but will demand £12 million – Telegraph
- Monaco want to sign Liverpool defender Daniel Agger on a 4-year-contract — 101GG
- Jose Mourinho hopes Edin Dzeko will follow Andre Schurrle to Chelsea — The Telegraph
- Sven-Goran Eriksson becomes manager of Chinese club Guangzhou R & F — The Independent
- Maracana problems highlight Brazil’s tricky ties with Fifa — BBC News
- Bacary Sagna in talks to extend his contract at Arsenal but not ruling out return to France — Telegraph
- Liverpool set to sign Spanish wonderkid Pedro Chirivella — 101GG
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Conor Canavan
June 4, 2013 at 4:46 pm
he’ll do well there but i can’t see him making a huge difference to the team like aguero or tevez did
Jamie
June 4, 2013 at 1:26 pm
According to Sevilla they were suprised at how high the City offer was which is why they acceped right away. I’ve never heard of a club saying another club over-payed for a player. Bizarre.
CTBlues
June 4, 2013 at 3:24 pm
ManCity probably didn’t realise he is probably going to be currled up in ball in his appartment wishing he was back in Sevilla.
CTBlues
June 4, 2013 at 10:22 am
I can’t believe the other clubs in Spain that are not Real or Barca haven’t rebelled against them. How could they just let them keep all that TV revenue and not share it with the rest of the clubs in the league. If this doesn’t get fixed soon La Liga is going to collapse in on itself and they will start loosing places in Europe.
Pakapala
June 5, 2013 at 9:45 am
Been hearing that tune for years now, yet spanish clubs in general continue to outperform english clubs in Europe. Continue to believe they’re collapsing.