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Celtic close in on japanese signing

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan is confident of clinching the signing of Reggina midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura.
Strachan said: "It's going great. The lad wants to be with us so it is going great.
"You never know what will happen but last night things were looking very good.
"I haven't spoken to him personally but the club sells itself. Everywhere you go people know about Celtic."
He added: "He's great going forward, with his vision, and he sees things a lot of people can't see.
"He can run with the ball and he is a decent lad as well.
"I have done a lot of homework and have spoken to people who have worked with him all over the place so I know what he's like.
"He also starred against Brazil and was man of the match so from that you can say he's not bad."
Reggina president Lillo Foti said: "We are close to the conclusion of the relationship between Nakamura and Reggina, a fantastic relationship that allowed Shunsuke to be professionally known in Europe and allowed Reggina to be appreciated in Far East," said Foti.
"The negotiation with Celtic might positively end soon."
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SHUNSUKE Nakamura this afternoon became the seventh new Celtic signing of the Gordon Strachan era as the Japanese midfield playmaker penned a three year deal at the club.

Nakamura has signed, subject to passing a medical and securing his work permit and is viewed by Celtic manager Gordon Strachan as the player with the ‘vision’ to mould chances for his front line.

The 27 year-old has spent the last three seasons in Serie A with Reggina and is regarded as a superstar in his homeland. This afternoon, Strachan expressed his clear delight over the signing.

“Once he’s out on the pitch, I’m sure our fans will realise very quickly why we were so keen to secure his signature,” commented the manager. “He’s a very special talent.

“He’s a player who can bring an extra dimension to any team, and having done our homework on him and asked many people about his background and temperament, we are delighted the deal has been done.

“I’ve no doubt it’s going to prove a great bit of business for Celtic, and I’m looking forward to him pulling on the hoops and showing our fans why we have worked so hard to bring him here.”

Nakamura is the club’s seventh preseason signing, following Mo Camara, Adam Virgo, Jeremie Aliadiere, Maciej Zurawski, Paul Telfer and Artur Boruc into Celtic Park.

Having been locked in negotiations with the player’s agents at Celtic Park today Chief Executive Peter Lawwell also revealed that the player’s popularity in his homeland will also allow the club to explore new commercial opportunities in the Far East.

“Nakamura is a player Gordon Strachan was especially keen for us to secure, given his superb pedigree in the game,” commented Lawwell. “This is a player who has played in Serie A for the past three years, who is a mainstay of the Japanese national side, with over 70 caps, and who is one of the biggest footballing icons in Far East football.

“He’s here first and foremost for his footballing pedigree, which is evident from the man-of-the match award he won when playing for Japan against Brazil. However, the opportunities he will bring in terms of commercial spin-offs, especially in Japan and the Far East, are of great interest.

“One of the most complicated aspects of the negotiations was the player’s image rights, which Celtic have secured. This could lead to an increase in merchandising sales in the Far East, as well as a significant boost for our other services and products.

“Shunsuke is, alongside Hideo Nakata, the most famous footballer in Japan and I hope that the fans will feel that their patience has been rewarded when they see Nakamura and the other six new signings making an impact this season.

“I’d also like to thank the chairman Brian Quinn, Dermott Desmond and the rest of the board for their support in enabling us to spend money on players at a time when very few clubs have been able to pay transfer fees as well as players’ salaries.”

Nakamura himself will arrive in Glasgow within the coming few days to complete his medical, while work permit details are already being progressed.

Commenting after the deal was completed, Nakamura said: “Celtic are obviously an enormous football club with an extremely passionate support. This was one of the main reasons I have signed and I can’t wait to get started and show the fans what I can do.

“I’m confident of a successful season in Glasgow, both in the league and in Europe and look forward to meeting up with my new team-mates later this week.”

From Official Celtic Website.
 
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Darius Vassell (Aston Villa) ---> Manchester City
Jason Koumas (West Bromwich Albion) ---> Cardiff City
Levan Tskhitishvili (Metalurg Donetsk) ---> Wolfsburg
 
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Jesper Gronkjaer (Atlético Madrid) ---> Stuttgart
Frankie Simek (Queens Park Rangers) ---> Sheffield Wednesday
Benny Feilhaber (UCLA) ---> Hamburg
 
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Jesús Perera (Real Mallorca) ---> Celta de Vigo
Daniel Díaz (Colón de Santa Fe) ---> Boca Juniors
Guillermo Marino (Newell's Old Boys) ---> Boca Juniors
Ariel Carreño (Boca Juniors) ---> Lanús
Gabriel Loeschbor (San Lorenzo) ---> River Plate
Leonardo Talamonti (Lazio) ---> River Plate
Leandro Fernández (Newell's Old Boys) ---> River Plate
Diego Galván (Olimpo) ---> River Plate
Diego Barrado (Racing Club) ---> River Plate
Gustavo Oberman (Argentinos Juniors) ---> River Plate
Andrés San Martín (Banfield) ---> River Plate
Jonathan Santana (San Lorenzo) ---> River Plate
José Sand (River Plate) ---> Banfield
Fernando Crosa (River Plate) ---> Colón de Santa Fe
Pablo Barzola (River Plate) ---> Argentinos Juniors
Patricio Toranzo (River Plate) ---> Quilmes
Cristian Ledesma (River Plate) ---> Racing Club
Federico Higuain (River Plate) ---> Racing Club
 
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Marcin Żewłakow [Excelsior Mouscron - BEL] ====> FC Metz - FRA
Tomasz Hajto 1.FC Nurnberg ===> Southampton [Championship - ENG]
 
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Tacchinardi (Juventus) to Villareal
 
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Ricardo Fuller (Portsmouth) ---> Southampton
Tomasz Hajto (Nürnberg) ---> Southampton
Kevin Cooper (Cardiff City) ---> Wolverhampton Wanderers
 
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In a few hours, Walter Samuel will be unveiled as an Inter player.


Also Robinho is NOT A REAL MADRID PLAYER:

Santos striker Robinho's move to Real Madrid has been rejected by the Brazilian Football Confederation. 'We are informing you that it is impossible for us to send the International Transfer Certificate for Santos player Robinho,' CBF general secretary Marco Antonio Teixeira wrote in a fax to the Spanish Football Federation.
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Kallon (Monaco) to Al-Ittihad (loan)
 
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Richie Partridge (Liverpool) ---> Sheffield Wednesday
Shaka Hislop (Portsmouth) ---> West Ham United
Junior (Anderlecht) ---> Stoke City
Martin Kolar (Anderlecht) ---> Stoke City
Marcelo Sosa (Atlético Madrid) ---> Osasuna
 
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Milanista said:
In a few hours, Walter Samuel will be unveiled as an Inter player.


Also Robinho is NOT A REAL MADRID PLAYER:
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Apparently he is. He'll go to Madrid on the 25th August, its been announced on Real Madrids official site
 
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Flawl3ssCowb0y said:
Apparently he is. He'll go to Madrid on the 25th August, its been announced on Real Madrids official site
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Real Madrid agree Robinho deal

Following the agreement to sign Sevilla striker Julio Baptista, Real Madrid have now agreed a deal (only this) to sign Santos striker Robinho. No fee has been disclosed, however, the brazilian is set to sign a five-year deal.
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueño said: "We are delighted. He is a very important signing for us. We need great players and he's one of them."
He added: "They [Robinho and Baptista] are two great young players and they will form a very good base for the team.
"We have reached an agreement with Santos over Robinho but he won't join up with us until August 25 because the club has requested that he play another game or two as a way of saying goodbye to their fans."
 
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Antonio Barijho (Banfield) ---> Barcelona SC
José Francisco Cevallos (Once Caldas) ---> Barcelona SC
Samuel Vanegas (Once Caldas) ---> Barcelona SC
 
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Kallon to al-etihad !!

:| :| :| more Suprises !!!! :| :| :|
 
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Sebastián Romero (Gimnasia de La Plata) ---> Banfield
Víctor Ormazábal (Boca Juniors) ---> Maccabi Haifa
Luciano Leguizamón (River Plate) ---> Talleres
 
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He must be. He even posts transfers in the same way.
Unless its his evil twin, Wolmisted...
 
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Milanista said:
Sorry Wolmisted, but are you Glavisted?
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Yes Milanista, I'm. Some days ago I asked to Kezz to eliminate my account as Glavisted because I had a serious problem in the hispanic forum www.winningeleven.com that I was an administrator; Kezz eliminated my old account and I registered me as Wolmisted.

(Sorry for the off-topic).
 
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Shevchenko 7 said:
Welcome back :D
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Thanks Shevchenko 7.

Clive Clarke (Stoke City) ---> West Ham United
Sebastián Viera (Nacional) ---> Arsenal
Miguel Ángel (Málaga) ...> Real Betis
Mauricio Caranta (Instituto) ---> Santos Laguna
 
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