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Arsenal

While boasting undisputedly the best first XI in English and maybe European football, Arsenal still lack depth, especially after Arsène Wenger's summer clear-out. However, Wenger continues to collect high-class, intriguing bargains. He has obtained Manuel Almunia for a quarter of what Celta Vigo originally asked for, while Robin Van Persie could be an outrageously exciting talent.

On Board: Robin van Persie (Feyenoord, £3m), Manuel Almunia (Celta Vigo, £500,000), Arturo Lupoli (Parma, free).

On The Quayside: Hatem Trabelsi (Ajax).

Overboard: Giovanni van Bronckhorst (Barcelona, £2m), David Bentley (Norwich City, loan), Stathis Tavlaridis (Lille, free), Martin Keown, Rami Shaaban, Igors Stepanovs, Kanu, Sylvain Wiltord.

Walking The Plank: Ray Parlour (will not be offered new contract), Pascal Cygan (Lille).

Aston Villa

After raising Villa from 16th to sixth in his first season, David O'Leary might have expected the funding to bolster one of the division's smallest squads. Of course, Doug Ellis does not work that way, adhering rigidly to budgets. Further signings will have to come in at a total of under £5m, and even the "free" Patrick Kluivert would shatter the wage structure.

On Board: Martin Laursen (Milan, £3m), Vaclav Drobny (Strasbourg, extended trial).

On The Quayside: Mathieu Berson (Nantes), Patrick Kluivert (Barcelona), Carlton Cole (Chelsea), Phil Jagielka (Sheffield United).

Overboard: Dion Dublin (Leicester City, free), Alpay Ozalan (Urawa Reds, free), Moustapha Hadji (Espanyol, free), Peter Crouch (Southampton, £2m), Ronny Johnsen.

Walking The Plank: Rob Edwards (Cardiff City), Marcus Allbäck (PSV Eindhoven).

Birmingham City

Ambitious and armed with a £10m-plus war chest, Steve Bruce made arguably his major signing by securing Mikaël Forssell on loan for another season. Other surplus players from Chelsea are set to follow. Yet again he has broken the club's transfer record and must hope Emile Heskey makes a greater impact than Clinton Morrison or David Dunn.

On Board: Emile Heskey (Liverpool, £6.25m), Jamie Price (Cheltenham Town, £100,000), Muzzy Izzet (Leicester City, free), Julian Gray (Crystal Palace, free), Mario Melchiot (Chelsea, free).

On The Quayside: Jesper Gronkjaer, (Chelsea), Henri Camara (Wolves), Robbie Keane (Tottenham Hotspur).

Overboard: Bryan Hughes (Charlton, free), Darren Purse (West Bromwich Albion, £500,000), Tom Williams (Barnsley, free).

Walking The Plank: Aliou Cissé (Bolton Wanderers), Ian Bennett (Leeds United).

Blackburn Rovers

Apart from being hopeless at Ewood Park, Blackburn's greatest weakness last season was a naïve defence that in Graeme Souness's words "could not see danger coming".

The signing of the Leeds captain, Dominic Matteo, should bring a bit of nous into the back four. Blackburn could also do with a young, incisive striker as a replacement for the ageing partnership of Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke. Paul Dickov does not quite fit that bill.

On Board: Paul Dickov (Leicester City, £150,000), Dominic Matteo (Leeds United, free), Javier de Pedro (Real Sociedad, free).

On The Quayside: Morten Gamst Pedersen (Tromso), Radim Kucera (Sigma Olomnic).

Overboard: Nobody yet.

Walking The Plank: Andy Todd (Wigan Athletic), Dwight Yorke (Qatar), Garry Flitcroft (Wigan Athletic).

Bolton Wanderers

Sam Allardyce's inventively assembled, over-achieving team requires more support for Kevin Davies. Both Michael Bridges and Les Ferdinand are risky signings since one has not scored in four years because of dreadful injuries, while the other will turn 38 in mid-season. There is, however, rather more money around at the Reebok for wages than at any time in Allardyce's tenure.

On Board: Michael Bridges (Leeds United, free), Les Ferdinand (Leicester City, free), Radhi Jaidi (Espérance de Tunis, free).

On The Quayside: Fernando Hierro (unattached), Jordi Cruyff (Alaves), Henri Camara (Wolves), Aliou Cissé (Birmingham City), Geremi (Chelsea), Brahim Hemdani (Marseille), Nuno Valente (Porto).

Overboard: Javier Moreno (returned loan Atletico Madrid), Per Frandsen (Wigan Athletic), Ibrahim Ba, Steve Howey (both released).

Walking The Plank: Youri Djorkaeff (rejected new contract).

Charlton Athletic

In their centenary season, Charlton find themselves in rude health. Alan Curbishley's transfer budget has been estimated at around £15m, the bulk of which came from the sale of Scott Parker to Chelsea in January.

Dennis Rommedahl from PSV Eindhoven is a big-name signing and if others follow - particularly a top-class striker - Charlton might well be following Millwall into Europe.

On Board: Dennis Rommedahl (PSV Eindhoven, £2m), Stephan Andersen (AB Copenhagen, £721,000), Bryan Hughes (Birmingham City, free).

On The Quayside: Robert Earnshaw (Cardiff City), Thomas Gravesen (Everton), Frédéric Kanouté (Tottenham Hotspur).

Overboard: Stephen Hughes, Sergio Leite (both released), Gary Rowett, Richard Rufus (both retired).

Walking The Plank: Carlton Cole (returning to Chelsea), Paolo Di Canio (anywhere from Lazio to Brentford).

Chelsea

Addressing his squad in training, Jose Mourinho must feel like Imelda Marcos throwing open her wardrobe and wondering what to slip on her feet for a trip to Tesco. Mourinho's biggest task is slimming down and moulding a workable squad. The future of some enormously expensive midfield talent has to be resolved. Even Roman Abramovich does not pay £35m for reserves.

On Board: Paulo Ferreira (Porto, £13.2m), Arjen Robben (PSV Eindhoven, £12m), Petr Cech (Rennes, £8.2m), Mateja Kezman (PSV Eindhoven, £5.4m), Alexei Smertin (back from loan at Portsmouth).

On The Quayside: Didier Drogba (Marseille), Fernando Morientes (Real Madrid), Christian Chivu (Roma).

Overboard: Juan Sebastian Veron (loan to Internazionale), Mikaël Forssell (loan to Birmingham), Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Middlesbrough, free), Mario Melchiot (Birmingham, free), Winston Bogarde, Marcel Desailly, Emmanuel Petit (all released).

Walking The Plank: Hernan Crespo (Milan), Jesper Gronkjaer (Birmingham), Geremi (Bolton Wanderers).

Crystal Palace

The trouble with winning the play-off final is that you start recruiting for a new division and a new season later than anybody else. Iain Dowie, who worked a minor miracle to bring Palace into the Premiership, can probably scrape together £4m as a transfer fund and if half of that is invested in Millwall's Tim Cahill to bolster their midfield, it will be cash well spent. Palace, however, require so much more.

On Board: Gabor Kiraly (Hertha Berlin, free).

On The Quayside: Tim Cahill (Millwall), Julian Speroni (Dundee), Jamie Scowcroft (Leicester City), Jay Boothroyd (Perugia), Kevin Campbell (Everton), Kevin Kyle (Sunderland), Mark Hudson (Fulham).

Overboard: Julian Gray (Birmingham City, free), Curtis Fleming, Jamie Smith (both released).

Walking The Plank: Dougie Freedman (Leicester City), Neil Shipperley.

Everton

Well Wayne, do you fancy linking up with Marcus Bent or would you prefer Ruud van Nistelrooy? That, bluntly, is the choice facing the most marketable talent in the English game, who has performed better for his country than for Everton. Logic states he must go so that a club £40m in debt and which finished fourth bottom in the Premiership can rebuild. Even without Rooney, the exit door has been in full swing at Goodison, while the arrivals look few.

On Board: Marcus Bent (Ipswich Town, £450,000).

On The Quayside: Mathieu Flamini (Marseille).

Overboard: Niclas Alexandersson (IFK Gothenburg, free), Paul Gerrard (Nottingham Forest, free), Steve Simonsen (Stoke City, free), Alex Nyarko, Scot Gemmill, David Unsworth (all released).

Walking The Plank: Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Kevin Campbell (Crystal Palace), Thomas Gravesen (Athletic Bilbao), Tomasz Radzinski (rejected contract), Steve Watson (West Bromwich Albion).

Fulham

The main work of the summer before the much-anticipated return to Craven Cottage has been tying down manager Chris Coleman and his assistant Steve Kean to new contracts. That might have been achieved but Mohammed Al Fayed has largely abandoned his hobby of lavishing cash on his football club and Coleman will need to strengthen in both midfield and in attack if the successes of last season are to be built upon.

On Board: Billy McKinlay (Leicester City, free).

On The Quayside: Frédéric Kanouté (Tottenham), Gabriel Batistuta (Al Arabi), Gary Speed (Newcastle United), Amdy Faye (Portsmouth).

Overboard: Sean Davis (Tottenham Hotspur, £3m), Jon Harley (Sheffield United, free), Barry Hayles (Sheffield United, free), Abdeslam Ouaddou (Rennes, free), Andrejs Stolcers, Dave Beasant (both released).

Walking The Plank: Mark Hudson (Crystal Palace).

Liverpool

Gérard Houllier spent two years attempting to negotiate Djibril Cissé's move to Anfield and the irony is that Rafael Benitez took over before the deal was concluded. The free-scoring Cissé's speed and presence should make him a formidable partner for Michael Owen but his former coach at Auxerre, the venerable Guy Roux, has warned he needs plenty of good service. The big question for Benitez is will Milan Baros ever again be worth £10m?

On Board: Djibril Cissé (Auxerre £14m).

On The Quayside: Miguel Angel (Malaga), Vicente (Valencia), Roberto Ayala (Valencia).

Overboard: Emile Heskey (Birmingham £6.25m), Bruno Cheyrou (Marseille, loan), Stephen Vaughan (Chester, free), Stephen Gillespie (Bristol City, free).

Walking The Plank: Milan Baros (Real Madrid), Markus Babbel, Djimi Traoré, Dietmar Hamann (Bayern Munich), El Hadji Diouf (Malaga/Portsmouth), Salif Diao (Portsmouth), Neil Mellor (Crewe).

Manchester City

How very unlike Kevin Keegan to be £900,000 in the black during the summer transfer market. However, the sale of teenager Matias Vuoso back to Central America represents a £2.5m loss on the original deal. Manchester City's new financial realities are reflected in the mass clear-out but Keegan will still want to bolster a dangerously fragile defence, hence the need for Danny Mills, Thomas Helveg and Emerson Thome.

On Board: Ben Thatcher (Leicester £100,000), Geert de Vlieger (Willem II, free).

On The Quayside: Danny Mills (Leeds), Thomas Helveg (Milan), Emerson Thome (Bolton.

Overboard: Matias Vuoso (Santos Lugana, £1m), Stephen Elliott (Sunderland), Michael Tarnat (Hanover), Glenn Whelan (Sheffield Wednesday), Daniel van Buyten (loan return to Marseille, now joined Hamburg), Arni Arason, Danny Tiatto, Gerard Wiekens.

Walking The Plank: Christian Negouai, David Sommeil.

Manchester United

The Manchester United chief executive, David Gill, recently called a halt to Sir Alex Ferguson's summer spending, arguing that United needed to concentrate on increasing the capacity of Old Trafford. Then along came Wayne. Realistically, United are the only potential bidders but to land him would require an immense amount of juggling - what to do with the recently signed Alan Smith and Louis Saha being the most obvious problems.

On Board: Alan Smith (Leeds, £7m), Gabriel Heinze (Paris St-Germain, £6.9m), Liam Miller (Celtic, free), Gerard Pique (Barcelona, tribunal), Giuseppe Rossi (Parma, tribunal).

On The Quayside: Wayne Rooney (Everton).

Overboard: Danny Pugh (Leeds, part of swap deal), Ben Williams (Crewe, free).

Walking The Plank: Nicky Butt (Newcastle), Diego Forlan, Michael Stewart (Rangers), Neil Wood (Coventry).

Middlesbro

He may not boast the pocket depth of Roman Abramovich at Chelsea, but Steve Gibson is still a major player in football's transfer market and this summer he proved it. Spending £4m on Mark Viduka plus finding the cash to fund Michael Reiziger and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's wages represents a substantial investment. Viduka and Hasselbaink may prove to be a combustible front pairing but Middlesbrough look possibly better equipped for the Uefa Cup than Newcastle.

On Board: Mark Viduka (Leeds £4m), Michael Reiziger (Barcelona, free), Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (Chelsea, free).

On The Quayside: Gary Speed (Newcastle), Steve Harper (Newcastle).

Overboard: Michael Ricketts (Leeds, free), David Murphy (Bristol Rovers, free), Allan Johnston.

Walking The Plank: Jonathan Greening (West Bromwich), Massimo Maccarone.

Tottenham Hotspur

It did not take Jacques Santini long to discover that Tottenham's great weakness lies in midfield, hence the move for Sean Davis from Fulham. They now have three quality strikers, having lost one in Helder Postiga to Porto yesterday. However, supplying them is another matter. Should they tempt Owen Hargreaves away from Bayern Munich they might begin to argue on the Seven Sisters Road that, yes, Spurs are a big club.

On Board: Sean Davis (Fulham, £3m), Paul Robinson (Leeds, £2m), Rodrigo Defendi (Cruzeiro, £600,000), Marton Fulop (MTK Hungaria), Pedro Mendes (Porto, £2m).

On The Quayside: Owen Hargreaves (Bayern Munich), Nuno Valente (Porto).

Overboard: Helder Postiga (Porto, £5m) Darren Anderton, Gustavo Poyet, Christian Ziege (Borussia Mönchengladbach, free), Tim Sherwood (Coventry, free), Lars Hirschfeld.

Walking The Plank: Frédéric Kanouté (Charlton or Fulham).

West Bromwich Albion

Albion were criticised for not spending when relegated two seasons ago. There has been no rethink, nor is the kitty any bigger, Gary Megson is bound by the board's refusal to jeopardise the club's solvency. However, a failed enquiry for Mateja Kezman showed theyseek superior striking options.

On Board: Martin Albrechtsen (FC Copenhagen, £2.7m), Darren Purse (Birmingham City, £500,000), Riccardo Scimeca (Leicester City, free).

On The Quayside: Lomana Lua-Lua (Newcastle United), Djimi Traoré (Liverpool), Eirik Bakke (Leeds United), Jonathan Greening (Middlesbrough), Ray Parlour, Nkwankwo Kanu (both Arsenal), Seyi Olofinjana (Brann Bergen), John Carew (Valencia).

Overboard: Delroy Facey (Hull City, free), Phil Gilchrist (Rotherham United, free).

Walking The Plank: Andy Johnson (Leeds United), Mark Kinsella (Swindon Town), Sean Gregan (Cardiff City), Ronnie Wallwork (Stoke City, Rotherham United).

Portsmouth

Harry Red-knapp has "never had so much stress", chasing "three or four players to have a chance of staying up". Like last summer, free and modestly priced signings are his priority, with Pompey again active in the overseas market. Ricardo Fuller's £1.75m move is near, while Angelos Basinas could be the first of several Euro 2004 captures.

On Board: Andy Griffin (Newcastle, free), Jamie Ashdown (Reading, undisclosed fee).

On The Quayside: Salif Diao, El Hadji Diouf (both Liverpool), Ricardo Fuller (Preston North End), Angelos Basinas (Panathinaikos), Marek Heinze (Banik Ostrava), Josip Simunic (Hertha Berlin), Martin Keown (Arsenal), Marcio Amoruso (Borussia Dortmund), Gianluca Festa (Cagliari), Steve Lomas (West Ham).

Overboard: Carl Robinson (Sunderland, free), Tim Sherwood (Coventry, free).

Walking The Plank: Amdy Faye (Fulham), Yakubu Ayegbini (Middlesbrough), Teddy Sheringham, Mark Burchill, Sebastian Schemmel, Harold Wapenaar.

Southampton

A quiet close season on the transfer front suggests that Paul Sturrock was relatively satisfied with his inheritance from Gordon Strachan. But decisions may be forced upon him: the striker James Beattie continues to be coveted by Newcastle, but the outstanding goalkeeper, Antti Niemi, has signed a contract extension until 2008. Sturrock is keen to buy a winger but he has a limited budget.

On Board: Peter Crouch (Aston Villa, £2m), Jelle van Damme (Ajax, undisclosed fee), Sean Rudd (Oxford United, nominal fee), Mikael Nilsson (Halmstads, free, from 1 December).

On The Quayside: Dean Ashton (Crewe Alexandra), DaMarcus Beasley (Chicago Fire), Bobby Petta (Celtic), Vladimir Smicer (Liverpool).

Overboard: Mike Williamson (Wycombe Wanderers, season-long loan).

Walking The Plank: James Beattie (Newcastle United).

Newcastle

The great summer tradition on Tyneside - will Patrick Kluivert sign for the Toon? - is in full swing as Newcastle lay the foundations for life after Shearer and Sir Bobby. However, rather than a difficult, high-salaried nightclub-loving centre-forward who had a poor last season, Newcastle badly need a top-class right-back and some luck with injuries. Portugal's Miguel is probably out of their price range, although Tottenham's Stephen Carr has long been touted for a move to the North-east.

On Board: James Milner (Leeds, £5m).

On The Quayside: Nicky Butt (Manchester United), Patrick Kluivert (Barcelona), Stephen Carr (Tottenham), Miguel (Benfica), James Beattie (Southampton)

Overboard: Stephen Caldwell (Sunderland, free), Andy Griffin (Portsmouth, free).

Walking The Plank: Hugo Viana, Gary Speed (Fulham or Middlesbrough), Lomana LuaLua (Portsmouth/West Brom).

Norwich City

Nigel Worth-ington's bold buying last December - three strikers in one swoop - reaped a rich dividend when Norwich won promotion as champions. Few signs of anything so drastic this summer, reflecting the fact that Delia Smith and her fellow directors run a tight ship. Even so, expect more arrivals, including an overhaul of the attack. However, no one else is currently earmarked for the exit door.

On Board: Yousef Safri (Coventry City, £500,000), David Bentley (Arsenal, season-long loan), Paul Gallacher (Dundee United, free).

On The Quayside: Marlon Harewood (West Ham), Kenneth Perez (AZ 67 Alkmaar), Joos Valgaeren (Celtic), Linvoy Primus (Portsmouth).

Overboard: Iwan Roberts (Gillingham, free), Terry Parker, Chris Tardif (both Oxford United, free), Gary Silk (Wycombe Wanderers, free).

Walking The Plank: None.

אני רשמתי הכל

הודעה זו נערכה ע"י FoRzA InTeR ב Jul 11 2004, 07:01 PM

כל כמה שורות יש לכם שם של קבוצה ושמה רשום מי הלך מי בא ומי בדרך. תהנו.

תודה על הסיכום אחי

תודה כרגיל מנצ'סטר הקמצנים לא עושים רכש מיוחד

אחי, אתה יכול לתרגם את זה לעברית????

מההההההההה?!

קודם כל אלן סמית' וגבריאל היינצה הם שני שחקנים תותחים!

מי שרואה את הקופה רואה מי זה היינצה ולא סתם הוא שחקן הרכב שם.

ליאם מילר מסלטיק הוא כישרון שעוד יוכיח את עצמו...ואם רוני יבוא מנצ'סטר עשו את שלהם לעונה הזאת.

אני מאוד אוהב את תהליך הרכישה שנעשה שם בכל עונה...הם לא מפציצים כי כשמשנים את כל הסגל זה תמיד פוגע...ולא תמיד מצליח...תראה את צ'לסי.

ואתה חושב שצ'לסי השנה תיקח משהו בגלל כל הרכישות?!

ז*ן היא תקבל!

אחי זה לא בעיה להבין...רשום לך מתחת לשם של כל קבוצה סיקור מסויים על מה שהולך להיות בעונה הקרובה ואז רשום את כל ההעברות בשבמות ובמחירים...זה לא בעיה.

תודה רבה

אמממממממממממ אינטר לא עשו שינויים דרסטים השנה?!!?
הם החתימו איזה 5-6 שחקנים שיהיו בהרכב

מה אתה מ**** במוח?!

רק דווידס יהיה שחקן הרכב בטוח!!

בורדיסו אולי ופבאלי בסימן שאלה גדול!!!

וורון עם הזמן אולי יכנס להרכב...לא בטוח...תלוי בכושר שלו.

וזה שלא שתמכתי בתהליך הרכישה של אינטר...פשוט שיבחתי את מנצ'סטר...אז אל תכניס לי דברים לפה בבקשה. למרות שגם תהליך הרכישה של אינטר השנה מוצא חן בעיניי.

תודה אני ינסה להבין...

רוני כנראה לא יגיע !