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Departures Lounge: United renew interest in Cesc Fabregas

Meanwhile, Liverpool are interested in Xherdan Shaqiri, and QPR want Richard Dunne.

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Cesc Fabregas could be on his way to Man United: After David Moyes’ side missed out on Thiago, they have apparently earmarked the Barcelona man as a potential alternative.

Liverpool want Xherdan Shaqiri: The 21-year-old winger could continue to find first-team football hard to come by, given the multitude of talent at Bayern Munich currently. Hence, he is now being linked with a move to Anfield.

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Arsenal test the water with Suarez offer: The Gunners have reportedly made a £35million bid for the Liverpool star, who recently suggested he was open to offers from other clubs.

Branislav Ivanovic may leave Chelsea: Paris St-Germain are rumoured to be preparing an £8m bid for the highly rated centre-back.

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Tottenham bid for Benteke: The North London club, however, are reportedly reluctant to pay the £25million asking price, and will attempt to persuade Villa to lower their valuation.

Newcastle prepare to move for Darren Bent: Joe Kinnear could be about to instigate the club’s first major signing of the summer, as he prepares to meet Alan Pardew to discuss a £5million move for the Villa man.

Irish deal of the day:

We already brought you news of one Irish defender moving club today, and Richard Dunne is another player who is now being strongly being linked with a move – specifically to Harry Redknapp’s QPR, with the club’s chief executive Phil Beard confirming: “He’s not signed yet but he’s a player that Harry would like to bring to the club.”


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