Bellamy stunned by demanding City

Manchester - Manchester City have placed a 4 million pound price tag on Craig Bellamy and put him on a collision course with boss Roberto Mancini. Bellamy was stunned that they are demanding any free for him.

City tough stance has scared off Everton and Bolton but having paid the bulk of Bellamy's wages during his loan to Cardiff, they do not see why they should let a player who cost them 15 million pound and has two years left on his contract go fot nothing. - Stay Tune!

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Neymar keeps Roman waiting

London - Brazil striker Neymar has insisted on keeping Stamford Bridge owner Roman Abramovich waiting on any move to London. "Let's see how things are as i don't want to make any decision right now. 

Abramovich is ready to pay Brazilian club Santos 35 million pound for him and then line the player pocket's with 20 million pound deal over four years. But Neymar may prefer Real Madrid and that is why he wants to keep his options open until after the Copa Amerika. 

He also wants to see whether Guus Hiddink takes up the coaching reins at Chelsea as expected and whether Mark Hughes comes in an his No 2. This all means Abramovich must play a waiting game over his top transfer target a game he is already used to as the Hiddink saga rolls on. 

Sources in Turkey said that Hiddink's future as their national manager will be resolved in the coming week - Stay Tune!

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Bayern join United, City and Chelsea for Nasri

Cash-rich Bayern Munich are poised to slug it out with the two Manchester clubs and Chelsea for the capture of Arsenal midfielder Samir Nasri. The Germans whose repeated profits in recent years are said to have made them the fourth richest club in the world, have 200 million pound to spend and want Nasri to line up alongside and then become an eventual replacement for 28 year old, Franck Ribery, who is nearing the end of his contract.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is concerned that Nasri,23, and felow Frenchman Gael Clichy, who have a year left on their contracts are vulnerable to big-spending clubs. United's interest is genuine, especially as Wesley Sneijder's 250,000 pound a week pay demands have priced the Holland midfielder out of their reach.

That wage though would be no deterrent to City or Chelsea. Yet even then they would still have work to do in persuading the midfielder  to switch after he said he was happy at Inter Milan. United are also cooling their interest in Everton midfielder Jack Rodwell, who has become a target fot Tottenham where he could replace Luka Modric.

Despite the protestations of Manager Harry Redknapp, his Croatia midfielder looks certain to leave White Hart Lane. However anybody wanting Modric will have to see off Chelsea's longstanding interest in the player - Stay Tune !

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