Nothing that I know of, but its obvious that Wenger sees him as dispenable and he's the type of player I think Moyes would be interested in....Whether he would want to move to Goodison is another thing entirely...

Barcelona reporting Alexis Sánchez has signed a five-year contract. The initial cost? £23 million.

There best fooking not be Pointles signing seen as he's absoulte pi$$ poor. I really dislike Bendtner, I'd really hope Moyes doesn't bring him in, having said that we could do with a new striker coming in.

As for the Jagielka thing £10m is an insult seen as Wenger had a £12m bid rejected last year, does he really think Jags' valuation has dropped by £2m idiot. He'd need to double that at least before Moyes would even think about it, one of our top players who's recently signed an extended contract as well so there's no reason for Moyes to even consider it.

That's not a bad fee for a 29 year old defender with no CL experience. Consider Porto got E22m for Bruno Alves - a superior player with greater experience - then the fee sort of makes sense. Throw in a bit of English premium and Jagielka will probably go for a bit less than £15m (if Everton aren't in dreamland that is).

To be honest, out of the better premier league defenders, Jagielka would have been one of the less suitable players for Arsenal's needs, IMO. They need somebody tall and dominant. Jagielka is a top player who reads play well, but he isn't 'dominant' in terms strength and height. Saying that, it wouldn't surprise me if Wenger ignored it for another season.

Bojan Krkic press conference at Camp Nou now. Roma will pay €12m but at the end of the 2012/2013 season Barça have first option to buy back at €13m. Roma can keep hold of the little lad but will have to pay €40m for the privilege, an extra €27m for Barcelona.

Top 6 next season.

1. Man Utd
2. Man City
3. Liverpool
4. Chelsea
5. Arsenal
6. Spurs

Why should Jagielka leave for less than £15m? If others clubs are over pricing their players then we can too. He's better than Cahill and Bolton want around £17m for him. Jags has always been very hit and miss at times for me, he's a good defender as you say reads the game well, he's quick and quite strong too but he has his lapses at times as well. He is good in the air though, doesn't dominate and has a big tendancy to let a high or long ball drift over him instead of dealing with it in the air, that's cost us a few times, if they come back around £18m it might be worth thinking about.

Roma have got such a pi$$ poor deal out of that.

If he goes there and he's a success, Roma have to pay 28m in 2 years time to actual sign him.

If he goes there and flops, 12mil is a heck of a lot of money.

The way Sandro Rossell is running the club is very encouraging if you're a Barça fan. Roma would have done them royally under Laporta.

Gladbach confirm the signing of United's Joshua King on a one-year loan deal. Medical in next few days. He´ll join the team on August 1st.

What happens if he flops and neither Roma want him or Barca want him? Where does he end up then?

40 million Euros for Bojan is a complete joke, great business from Barca. Agent Luis Enrique is getting to work well.

It's not as ridiculous for Roma as it originally sounds, basically Barca have to buy him back for €13m after the 2 years whether they want him or not, but if he's blossomed into something special Roma can stop that from happening by paying the extra €28m.

In reality if he isn't super special and Roma want to keep him they'll probably get him for a more realistic price if Barcelona don't want or need him back.

Asim, do you remember out Grant Holt/Peter Throne League 2 bet a few years back? Can't quite believe Holt is a premiership striker now!

Is that how it works then? My understanding of first option is that they get first refusal rather than HAVE to buy him.