Johnson

aurel wrote:

Buddy wrote:

-> Glen Johnson to quit Portsmouth for Champions League football

Le Mirror est-il une source fiable ? En tout cas d'après eux on serait en pôle avec Chelsea pour le signer mais son passage dans le quartier Sud de Londres pourrait le dissuader d'un retour. Pas étonnant qu'il veut jouer la CL avec son niveau et si on le signe à 11M£ ce serait une très bonne addition au squad en ce qui me concerne !

C'est quand même cher pour un latéral amené à être en concurrence avec Arby. Parce que même si l'Espagnol a des lacunes offensives, il mérite sa place de titulaire sur la saison passée.

Ce n'est pas si cher quands on voit le transfert de Daniel Alves

Mais ce n'est pas le même joueur

jlb21 wrote:

Je ne crois pas trop à cette news. Qu'Al-Fahim souhaite le faire, peut-être. mais je doute fort que la FA et la PL, sans parler de l'UEFA, permettent à un même propriétaire de posséder 2 clubs dans le même pays, évoluant qui plus est dans la même division. Il y aurait là un conflit d'intérêts bien trop grand.

Abramhovic avait acheter chelsea et pour assouvir sont désire de détenir le club de Moscou , il a donc décidé de l'acheter et de l'offrir a son fils pour son anniversaire comme ça il est parfaitement en régle vis a vis de l'uefa , pour Al-Fahim cela risque de ce produire il utilisera un prête nom

Manchester City have made an approach for Glen Johnson, the Portsmouth right back who had been expected to move to Liverpool this summer. The 24-year-old, who has also attracted interest from Chelsea, his former club, signed a 4½-year contract in January after being pursued by Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.

The times

M'sieur l'marquis wrote:

Manchester City have made an approach for Glen Johnson, the Portsmouth right back who had been expected to move to Liverpool this summer. The 24-year-old, who has also attracted interest from Chelsea, his former club, signed a 4½-year contract in January after being pursued by Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.

The times

Étonnant ...

comme par hasard il veulent johnson je suis vraiment etonner

hagen reds fan wrote:

comme par hasard il veulent johnson je suis vraiment etonner

pour un des clubs les plus riches au monde, ils auraient pu faire un effort au niveau du service de recrutement...la, j ai l impression qu il pique toutes les idees des autres.

en meme temps, johnson c est un bon et normal que tous les clubs s interessent a lui

c'est carrement ca en meme temps leur nouveaux milliardaire ne connait rien au foot anglais il fait tout avec l'argent et recupere les sois disant meilleurs jouuers du monde comme le real d'ailleurs mais je ne suis pas sur que ce soit la meilleurs solution a voir

portsmouth serait d'accord de vendre glen johnson a chelsea pour environ 20 millions

PORTSMOUTH are ready to accept a bid from Chelsea for England full-back Glen Johnson that could rise to nearly £20m.



But Manchester City are ready to mount a late bid to hijack the deal with a more lucrative offer to try to convince him to move to Eastlands.

Now Johnson must decide whether to return to the club he left under a cloud three years ago, move to City or look elsewhere – and there are plenty of ­options.

Liverpool and Tottenham both want Johnson and have made either offers or firm enquiries.

And there is also interest from abroad with Bayern Munich hoping to lure him to the Bundesliga.

But Chelsea are favourites to re-sign Johnson after letting him move on loan to Portsmouth in the summer of 2006 before selling him to the South Coast club a year later for just £4m.

Since his move to Fratton Park, ­Johnson’s career has flourished both at club and international level.

His man-of-the-match display in ­England’s World Cup qualifier victory over Andorra highlighted why he is poised to become one of the hottest transfer properties this summer.

Even though Arabian property tycoon Sulaiman Al Fahim remains on course to complete the £60m purchase of Portsmouth within the next few weeks the club are resigned to losing Johnson – even though he signed a new long-term contract only last season.

When he put pen to paper on a ­four-year deal it at least gave Pompey the security of a bumper payday when the defender, 24, eventually moves on.

Now that appears to be sooner rather than later.

There is thought to be an agreement in his contract that will allow Johnson to quit Fratton Park once an offer in excess of £12m has been received.

Now sources suggest the bids ­received from Liverpool and from moneybags ­Manchester City are already well above that.

But Chelsea are believed to be the ­highest with an initial £16m followed by add-ons that could take the eventual ­figure close to £20m.

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who signed Johnson for Pompey, would also like the full-back at White Hart Lane but is likely to find himself outbid by Chelsea.

The only concern for Johnson is that during his first stint at Stamford Bridge he did not have the best of times.

But now he is rated as arguably the best right-back in the Premier League and has cemented his England career.

That should assure him regular ­football at Stamford Bridge – but City might be a more appealing prospect.





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Putain ça m'étonne qu'il veuille revenir là-bas, j'croyais que lui et Ch€£$€a s'étaient pas séparés en bons termes...

FAIT CHIER.

RAFA PENSE QUE JOHNSON SERAIT MIEUX A LIVERPOOL ET LUI ASSURE UNE PLACE DE TITULAIRE EN ARRIERE DROIT




Rafa Benitez confident of beating Chelsea for full-back


GLEN JOHNSON - going
06/06/2009

LIVERPOOL are confident of beating Chelsea to the signing of £10million Glen Johnson.

Kop boss Rafa Benitez will lodge a bid when the Portsmouth full-back (left) returns from international duty with England.


Benitez is keen to land Johnson, 25, after suffering a major setback when Villa's Gareth Barry chose Manchester City.


Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is also interested but Benitez hopes Johnson's previous unhappy spell at Stamford Bridge will influence his decision. Benitez can guarantee Johnson he will be a first-choice next season.


Anfield's debt-ridden finances are not a stumbling block as Benitez is still assured of a big transfer kitty and knew the situation when signing a new five-year deal.

ils nous cassent les couilles avec leurs petro dollards de merde

Sympa pour Arbeloa la déclaration ..

ca par contre pour arbeloa j'y crois pas rafa croit trop en ce joueur et moi aussi d'ailleur je ne serait pas etonner de le voir titulaire a gauche si johnson arrive au club

hagen reds fan wrote:

RAFA PENSE QUE JOHNSON SERAIT MIEUX A LIVERPOOL ET LUI ASSURE UNE PLACE DE TITULAIRE EN ARRIERE DROIT




Rafa Benitez confident of beating Chelsea for full-back


GLEN JOHNSON - going
06/06/2009

LIVERPOOL are confident of beating Chelsea to the signing of £10million Glen Johnson.

Kop boss Rafa Benitez will lodge a bid when the Portsmouth full-back (left) returns from international duty with England.


Benitez is keen to land Johnson, 25, after suffering a major setback when Villa's Gareth Barry chose Manchester City.


Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is also interested but Benitez hopes Johnson's previous unhappy spell at Stamford Bridge will influence his decision. Benitez can guarantee Johnson he will be a first-choice next season.


Anfield's debt-ridden finances are not a stumbling block as Benitez is still assured of a big transfer kitty and knew the situation when signing a new five-year deal.

C'est quoi tes sources ? Merci.

-> Pompey defender Johnson looks the right man for Liverpool boss Benitez

Pompey defender Johnson looks the right man for Liverpool boss Benitez
By Sportsmail Reporter
Last updated at 12:38 AM on 13th June 2009
Rafa Benitez will step up his efforts to finance a deal for Glen Johnson over the weekend and hopes to unveil the England right back as his first summer signing in the next few days.
Manchester City and Bayern Munich have enquired about Johnson, but Chelsea are Liverpool's chief rivals for his signature after having a £17million bid accepted by Portsmouth, as revealed in Sportsmail last week.
However, Benitez remains confident of seeing off the 24-year-old's former club after it emerged that Anfield would be his preferred destination.
Raising the necessary finance appears to be the Liverpool manager's main stumbling block, but it is understood he is ready to utilise an outstanding amount from Peter Crouch's move to Portsmouth - thought to be around £7million - to top up his available funds and match Chelsea's £17million offer.
That should be enough to push a deal through for a player who has become Benitez's No 1 target in recent weeks.
Johnson's attacking forays down the right for Portsmouth and, in particular, England have convinced Benitez of his worth, but his arrival will leave little leeway for further strengthening.
Benitez has also lodged a £2m bid for Johnson's Fratton Park team-mate Sylvain Distin, but will have to consider selling before making any other signings.
He could raise badly needed revenue by sacrificing Yossi Benayoun after reports in Israel that Tottenham, as well as Barcelona, had made an approach for the midfielder.
Benayoun has been priced at £12m for foreign clubs but would cost even more for any of Liverpool's Barclays Premier League rivals.

Buddy wrote:

hagen reds fan wrote:

RAFA PENSE QUE JOHNSON SERAIT MIEUX A LIVERPOOL ET LUI ASSURE UNE PLACE DE TITULAIRE EN ARRIERE DROIT




Rafa Benitez confident of beating Chelsea for full-back


GLEN JOHNSON - going
06/06/2009

LIVERPOOL are confident of beating Chelsea to the signing of £10million Glen Johnson.

Kop boss Rafa Benitez will lodge a bid when the Portsmouth full-back (left) returns from international duty with England.


Benitez is keen to land Johnson, 25, after suffering a major setback when Villa's Gareth Barry chose Manchester City.


Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is also interested but Benitez hopes Johnson's previous unhappy spell at Stamford Bridge will influence his decision. Benitez can guarantee Johnson he will be a first-choice next season.


Anfield's debt-ridden finances are not a stumbling block as Benitez is still assured of a big transfer kitty and knew the situation when signing a new five-year deal.

C'est quoi tes sources ? Merci.

-> Pompey defender Johnson looks the right man for Liverpool boss Benitez

mes sources sont le daily star

http://www.footanglais365.com/la-une/article_324764_Liverpool-Johnson-pour-20-Meuros-.shtml


Rafael Benitez, le manager de Liverpool, espère pouvoir conclure le transfert du défenseur de Portsmouth, Glen Johnson.

Selon le quotidien anglais, Daily Mail, Glen Johnson serait dans le viseur de Liverpool. Rafael Benitez souhaiterait conclure rapidement le transfert de l'international anglais qui est également convoité par le Bayern Munich, Chelsea et Manchester City précise le journal. Le transfert est évalué à 20 millions d'euros.

hagen reds fan wrote:

mes sources sont le daily star

Il faut jamais oublier de donner les sources des articles que tu cites, s'il te plait

Sommes-nous en position de force par rapport à Chelsea, Munich et City ?

Tea-time wrote:

Sommes-nous en position de force par rapport à Chelsea, Munich et City ?

Financièrement non , pour le reste oui .

Tea-time wrote:

Sommes-nous en position de force par rapport à Chelsea, Munich et City ?

Munich je pense...L'Allemagne pour les anglais a part Owen Hargreaves.....C'est pas leur destination favorite...
Chelsea ils ont déjà des latéraux? Pourquoi eux...Et City a droite à Richards qui est un monstre!

Je sais pas si c'est un avantage mais Johnson a quand même joué 3 ans à Chelsea.

Sinon financièrement, c'est clair que ça va être compliqué. Chelsea et City peuvent surenchérir alors que nous on va avoir de la peine à suivre.

Quick line from The Daily Mail, who report that Liverpool are stepping up their bid for Portsmouth full-back Glen Johnson over the weekend.

They claim Rafa Benitez hopes to have the deal all sorted and wrapped up within the next few days, after having a £17million bid accepted by Portsmouth.

Man Citeh and Bayern Munich have both apparently asked about the full-back, but it seems Liverpool have the upper hand because Pompey still owe them £7million from the Peter Crouch sale last summer.

The paper claims Rafa has also made a £2million bid for Sylvain Distin, but may have to sell before he buys anyone else.

Meanwhile, The Daily Mirror claims Liverpool have made a £6million offer for Alvaro Negredo, but face competition from Valencia.

SOURCE FOOTBALL365.COM

Hostile wrote:

Je sais pas si c'est un avantage mais Johnson a quand même joué 3 ans à Chelsea.

Sinon financièrement, c'est clair que ça va être compliqué. Chelsea et City peuvent surenchérir alors que nous on va avoir de la peine à suivre.

Faut voir après quelle projet sportif et quelle garantie le joueur voudrait , car être le 3e arriere a son poste a Chelsea sa risque de pas trop le branchée , et joué la 5e place a avec city..

Snatch wrote:

Hostile wrote:

Je sais pas si c'est un avantage mais Johnson a quand même joué 3 ans à Chelsea.

Sinon financièrement, c'est clair que ça va être compliqué. Chelsea et City peuvent surenchérir alors que nous on va avoir de la peine à suivre.

Faut voir après quelle projet sportif et quelle garantie le joueur voudrait , car être le 3e arriere a son poste a Chelsea sa risque de pas trop le branchée , et joué la 5e place a avec city..

Ouais c'est sûr, mais on l'a vu avec Barry: l'argent fait vite tourner la tête...