City Off to Pre-season Camp

Jo Deal Done

soccercityfc posted 7/3/2008 from www.soccercityfc.com

Great news for all Blues fans - we finally have it, confirmation that Jô has signed a four year deal (for an undisclosed fee). It's probably a wise move not to announce the finances: agents and clubs will be looking at the figures in the hope of getting better deals for their players; also, Richard Dunne hasn't yet put pen to paper for his contract...

Manchester City: Reflecting on 2007/08 and Looking to the Future

soccercityfc posted 7/3/2008 from www.soccercityfc.com

In only 14 days time, the 2008/2009 season will already have began for Manchester City as they kick-off on their European travels away to Faroese minnows EB/Streymur in the UEFA Cup First Qualifying Round. Expectations are already high as talks of superstar Ronaldinho joining continue to grow and his Brazilian compatriot Jo has been signed for a record transfer fee...

MANCHESTER CITY: Hughes remains hopeful of Ronaldinho deal

MVNsoccer posted 7/3/2008 from soccernet.espn.go.com

July 2 --- ESPN.com: Manchester City manager Mark Hughes remains determined to lure Ronaldinho to Eastlands. --- City have stated their ambition under Hughes by completing the signing of 21-year-old striker Jo from CSKA Moscow. --- Now they want to tempt his fellow Brazilian after splashing out an undisclosed club record fee, believed to be £19million...

TFC in contract talks with Huckerby, Dickov | American Soccer Reader

AmericanSoccerReader posted 7/3/2008 from americansoccerreader.com

According to the clubs website, Toronto FC are currently in contract negotiations with both Darren Huckerby and Paul Dickov. Huckerby, who turn 32 several months ago, has most recently played with Championship side Norwich City and has been interested in a move to MLS for some time. The 35 year old Striker Paul Dickov was most recently under contract with Manchester City, although he spend 2008...

Bolton’s Wandering May Leave Trotters Fans Wondering

soccercityfc posted 7/5/2008 from www.soccercityfc.com

It’s not an uncommon sight at all for the Bolton Faithful to be waiting and wondering what’s going to happen next during the summer transfer window. With the transfer funds seemingly in a perpetual void and the better players being linked with moves to teams that have the cash to splash, most Trotters’ fans typically spend their summers wondering who we’ll lose