Transfers: Armin Veh will leave Frankfurt, Fabregas to miss Italy friendly and more
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Rutten will succeed Koeman at Feyenoord
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Fred Rutten will be the new Feyenoord-manager, according to RTV Rijnmond. The coach left Vitesse last summer and will succeed Ronald Koeman at the Rotterdam club.
Source: RTV Rijnmond
Cesc Fabregas to miss Italy friendly game
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Barcelona midfielder left the pitch during La Liga clash against Almeria with some pubis discomfort and he could miss the game Spain is set to play next Wednesday against Italy.
Source: Sport
Armin Veh will leave Frankfurt
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Coach Armin Veh won´t extend his expiring contract and leave Eintracht Frankfurt after this season. He already spoke with the team about his retirement.
Source: F.A.Z.
Hannover and Hertha are keen on Choupo-Moting
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The contract of Erik Choupo-Moting will expire at Mainz 05 after this season. Bundesliga side want to keep the striker, but Hannover 96 and Hertha BSC are keen on signing him.
Source: Kicker
Fener´s Caner Erkin to Bayern
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Fenerbahce´s Caner Erkin move to Bayern Munich an sign a contract until 2019. The left-back, who scored twice an gave 11 assists in the Turkish Süper Lig will earn €2.5m at Bundesliga outfit.
Source: Haberturk
Napoli want Williams
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Napoli are keen on signing Swansea City centre-back Ashley Williams this summer.
Source: Daily Mirror
Besiktas continue Lescott chase
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Bestikas will continue their efforts to sign Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott this summer.
Source: Daily Mirror
Stoke & Southampton target Hunt
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Stoke and Southampton are preparing moves for Werder Bremen midfielder Aaron Hunt.
Source: Daily Mirror
Der Zakarian to be sacked
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Nantes coach Michel der Zakarian could be sacked after a string of bad results with Les Canaris. But his president want him to stay for now.
Source: L’Equipe
Halilovic’s younger brother will also join Barcelona
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Alen’s younger brother Dino is just 16 and he will join Barcelona youth team. The Spanish giants will pay around 400.000 euros to Dinamo Zagreb in terms of training rights.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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