Cardiff City have broken their club transfer record for the third time this summer after signing Chilean midfielder Gary Medel from Sevilla on a deal that’s over £8million.
While the deal is subject to a work permit, the midfielder has made close to sixty appearances for Chile and played three games at World Cup 2010. The 26-year-old played for Sevilla against Manchester United on Friday.
Here’s what Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay said about Mendel:
“We’re delighted to have secured the services of Gary – a tenacious and intelligent international midfielder.
“He’s played in a number of Boca v River Plate derbies in Argentina – one of the world’s biggest derby matches – and I’ve no doubt that his background and pedigree will complement our midfield group in the Barclays Premier League.”
Here are today’s world soccer news headlines:
Premier League
- Cardiff City break club’s transfer record to sign Chilean midfielder Gary Medel from Sevilla — Cardiff City FC
- Ajax confirm offer for Toby Alderweireld after Tottenham linked with defender — Sky Sports
- Wayne Rooney, Nani and Ashley Young out of Community Shield for Manchester United — Sky Sports
- Gareth Bale’s no-show at Tottenham shrugged off by André Villas-Boas — The Observer
- Gareth Bale unlikely to play against Crystal Palace — Cartilage Free Captain
- If Bale goes to Real Madrid, Spurs will put an offer in for Luis Suarez — A Bola
- Wayne Rooney: Manchester striker ruled out of Community Shield — BBC Sport
- Brendan Rodgers has behaved worse than Luis Suarez this summer — The Mail
- With goal-line technology in place, English FA now wants video replays — The Globe and Mail
- Luis Suarez: Brendan Rodgers tells striker to apologise — BBC Sport
- Tottenham eye double swoop for Ajax pair Christian Eriksen and Toby Alderweireld — The Mirror
- Football history’s paintings (slideshow) — BBC News
- Hull plot Tottenham double raid as Tigers target Tom Huddlestone and Jake Livermore — The Mirror
- Wayne Rooney and Luis Suarez London moves blocked by US owners — The Mail
- Aaron Ramsey’s glorious assist for Theo Walcott in Arsenal’s win over Man City — 101GG
- Yohan Cabaye linked in transfer rumour with move to Manchester United — Newcastle Chronicle
- Cardiff break transfer record to sign Gary Medel from Sevilla — Sky Sports
- Tune in to the biggest battle of the season as Sky and BT Sport go head to head — The Telegraph
- David Peace: ‘Bill Shankly was a good man, as close to a saint as you could get’ — The Observer
- Manuel Pellegrini acknowledges defensive problems after Arsenal game — Off The Post
- Wayne Rooney wants to stay at Manchester United, claims Robin van Persie — The Independent
- Alan Pardew confirms Loic Remy is out of United’s season opener at Etihad — Newcastle Chronicle
- Everton plotting £15m swoop for James McCarthy if Marouane Fellaini quits for Man United — The Mirror
- Community Shield signals landmark for sport as technology makes its football bow — The Independent
- West Brom want Manchester City winger Scott Sinclair but doubt Salomon Kalou deal — Sky Sports
- Premier League’s global game hits landmark 100th different foreign nationality — Sporting Intelligence
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NASL
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