Phew! It’s been a hectic day in the transfer market. Only hours after Moussa Dembele looks set to be heading from Fulham to Tottenham Hotspur, the boys from White Hart Lane have agreed a deal with Lyon for the transfer of Hugo Lloris. With an exceptional goalkeeper competing for the starting position with Brad Friedel, all that’s left for the Lilywhites to sign is a striker to finish a very successful transfer window. Can they do it? I wouldn’t bet against them.
Here are the Premier League news headlines of the day:
- Tottenham agrees £12m fee with Lyon for Hugo Lloris — The Telegraph
- Tottenham play hardball on Rafael van der Vaart’s return to Hamburg — The Guardian
- Arsenal sell Henri Lansbury to Nottingham Forest in £1m deal — The Telegraph
- Stewart Downing may have to play left-back if he wants to stay at Liverpool — The Guardian
- Southampton has signed Zambia forward Emmanuel Mayuka from Young Boys — Sky Sports
- YouTube scores more soccer, but still misses EPL goal — Paid Content
- QPR are on the brink of signing Inter Milan goalkeeper Julio Cesar — Sky Sports
- Swansea City turn down Manchester City’s offer for Scott Sinclair — The Guardian
- Michael Laudrup says Scott Sinclair’s move to Man City could still materialize — Sky Sports
- Fulham have bid £6.5m for Lyon striker Bafetimbi Gomis — The Daily Mail
- Man United’s autocratic Fergie on brink of 1,000th league game — Sporting Intelligence
- Further discussions are set to take place with Marseille over Joey Barton transfer — Sky Sports
- Flashback: Warren Barton and Eric Wynalda trading cards — FOX Soccer Blog
- Capital One Cup roundup: Championship sides suffer torrid night — The Guardian
- Newcastle will demand huge fees for star players in final days of window — The Independent
- Wigan chase London 2012 and MLS star Espinoza — The Mirror
- Arsenal – Barclays League Division One review (VHS), 1989 — The Football Attic
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