John Terry wanted by Galatasaray http://t.co/jyMKiZtVMG via @MailOnline
£30m Terry bait! Galatasaray try to tempt Chelsea defender with massive deal
By Neil Ashton PUBLISHED: 15:00 EST, 10 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:00 EST, 10 May 2013 Galatasaray plan to take advantage of John Terry’s predicament at Chelsea by signing him on a three-year contract worth up to £200,000 a week.
Chelsea’s John Terry becomes target of Turkish champions Galatasaray http://t.co/iAd8HprNTJ via @guardian
Chelsea's John Terry becomes target of Turkish champions Galatasaray
Galatasaray are to test John Terry’s resolve to remain at Chelsea after the Turkish champions indicated they would be prepared to match the defender’s salary, and offer him regular first-team football, as they prepare a formal bid for his services.
FA Cup finalinde oynayacak ilk Ortadoğulu futbolcu olarak tarihe geçecek Wigan kalecisi Ali Al Habsi’nin eldivenleri http://t.co/6oF3tjpCkt
Sir Alex de dağıtır 🙂 http://t.co/C8ZHY8754O
Yeni sezonda Manchester City’nin teknik direktörü Manuel Pellegrini olacak. Malaga’ya 4 milyon euro tazminat ödenecek. Kaynak:AS
Bir sonraki maç seyircisiz:( http://t.co/naRiVJlnPM
Güzel tranfer olur… Brasilien-Star Bernard kostet 12 Mio Euro: Dortmunds neuer Götze? – BVB – Bild.de http://t.co/tDqaAuMoEF
Brasilien-Star Bernard kostet 12 Mio Euro: Dortmunds neuer Götze?
BVB auch an neuem Stürmer dran Diesen Flug nach Südamerika hätte Dortmund-Manager Michael Zorc (50) sehr gern geheim gehalten… Doch BILD erfuhr: Zorc hat sich auf der Suche nach einem Nachfolger für Mario Götze (20/zu Bayern) in dieser Woche mit dem Präsidenten von Atletico Mineiro zum Abendessen getroffen.
Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United retirement party playlist at Old Trafford is revealed via @Telegraph http://t.co/dkPKi7wV9J
Yarınki Daily Mail’de Terry ve Galatasaray haberi geniş yer bulmuş http://t.co/B7IFfUdvOw
The Champions League Final and the German football business model part II – http://t.co/u1bkNtfTxr
The German football business model has become a focus of attention since the very successful World Cup of 2006. The image of Germans welcoming the world and having fun in modern stadiums and well organized fanzones has left a lasting impression. It has also helped German football to recover from the troubles of the early 2000s.
