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Today's transfer rumours: September 4



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Published Date: 04 September 2008
WHAT the papers say today about: NEWCASTLE, West Ham, Everton, Manchester City, Norwich, Real Madrid and Manchester United.
Croatia coach Slaven Bilic heads the shortlist to become West Ham's new manager after Alan Curbishley's resignation. (Various)

However, Bilic would prefer to continue as Croatia coach. (The Times)

A shock contender for the position is the former West Ham forward Paolo Di Canio. (The Sun)


Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan will only stay at the club if Dennis Wise's role is redefined. (The Guardian)

Keegan has delivered an ultimatum to Newcastle, declaring he will leave if Wise is not sacked. (Various)

Newcastle have already earmarked Real Zaragoza's coach Marcelino Garcia Toral as a replacement for Keegan, should he call time on his St James's Park reign. (Daily Star)

Manchester City are determined to capture Real Madrid forward Ruud van Nistelrooy in the January transfer window. (Telegraph)

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright is looking for a billionaire to buy the club and help them compete with the likes of Manchester City.
(Various)

Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez believes rivals Manchester City are now genuine title contenders after being taken over by the cash-rich Abu Dhabi United Group. (The Sun)

Norwich owner Delia Smith is considering selling the club, after the departure of two directors created financial difficulties. (Telegraph)

New Everton signing Louis Saha offered to work for the club for free until he reaches full fitness. (Various)

Brazil legend Pele believes new Manchester City signing Robinho needs 'counselling' for turning his back on Chelsea and moving to Eastlands instead. (The Sun)

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