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Skysportsi andmetel siis mu lemmik mängija Kluivert teel Newcastle´sse.
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Patrick Kluivert is reportedly in talks with Newcastle United regarding a move to St James\' Park.
Dutch international Kluivert is available on a free transfer, having been told he has no future at Barcelona, and he is looking to secure a lucrative move away from Camp Nou.
Having already experienced life in Italy, during a disappointing spell with Milan, the forward is leaning towards a move to The Premiership.
A host of clubs have been linked with the 28-year-old, including Middlesbrough and Liverpool, but it appears as if The Magpies are in pole position.
Newcastle chief Sir Bobby Robson is on the lookout for a new striker, with Alan Shearer set to retire at the end of the next season, and he could well view Kluivert as the long-term replacement for the former England captain.
Southampton\'s James Beattie had been put forward as a potential capture, but all three camps have insisted no deal is in the pipeline, and it now seems that Robson is set to swell his ranks with the capture of Kluivert.
Kluivert has plenty to prove, having endured a disappointing last season with Barca and being the only Dutch outfield player not to see action at Euro 2004, and he could see a move to Newcastle as the ideal opportunity to breathe new life into his career.
Skysportsi andmetel siis mu lemmik mängija Kluivert teel Newcastle´sse.
Väike copy ja valmis...
Patrick Kluivert is reportedly in talks with Newcastle United regarding a move to St James\' Park.
Dutch international Kluivert is available on a free transfer, having been told he has no future at Barcelona, and he is looking to secure a lucrative move away from Camp Nou.
Having already experienced life in Italy, during a disappointing spell with Milan, the forward is leaning towards a move to The Premiership.
A host of clubs have been linked with the 28-year-old, including Middlesbrough and Liverpool, but it appears as if The Magpies are in pole position.
Newcastle chief Sir Bobby Robson is on the lookout for a new striker, with Alan Shearer set to retire at the end of the next season, and he could well view Kluivert as the long-term replacement for the former England captain.
Southampton\'s James Beattie had been put forward as a potential capture, but all three camps have insisted no deal is in the pipeline, and it now seems that Robson is set to swell his ranks with the capture of Kluivert.
Kluivert has plenty to prove, having endured a disappointing last season with Barca and being the only Dutch outfield player not to see action at Euro 2004, and he could see a move to Newcastle as the ideal opportunity to breathe new life into his career.
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