Liverpool are reported to be close to finalising the signing of Paris Saint Germain striker David Ngog.

Reports in France suggest Liverpool have agreed a fee in the region of £1.5million with PSG for the 19-year-old.

The youngster turned down a new deal at the Parc Des Princes and the club are now willing to let him move on.

Ngog, who is a cousin of former Newcastle defender Jean-Alain Boumsong, is believed to have impressed Liverpool scouts after making his PSG debut last season.

Liverpool are believed to have offered Ngog a four-year deal to move to Anfield and the highly-rated forward is expected to tie up his switch before the end of the week.

source:Sky Sports | Football | Premier League | Liverpool | Reds to land striker

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He seemed to have the makings of a world class striker. Unfortunately, we will not be able to see him in pre-season as he is away on international duty. Very promising 17 year old... Did I get the age correct?

Amazingly, Rafa hasn't touch his transfer budget for this year. Our revenue generated from sales far exceed what we had spent. I read from a website that Villa paid us $2 million pound to use Carson for last season. If it is true, we have made about $4.5 million pounds for a player who has seldom played for us. Even our previous 2nd goalie (Itandje) generated some transfer cash when he moved onto Turkey.

I hope Keane comes. He's a brainy player. Like a Beardsley.

All the news and rumours on him to Liverpool is getting too positive.
Even the money we've got. And not yet buying any player.

I guess, we might have reach this period where we need not hope. He is Liverpoolbound.

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would be nice if he arrives, will certainly add to our fire power, and read voronin will be allow to leave, we certainly will need him, and also read the french youngster from PSG is earmarked for 1st team this coming season....wonder how good he is....any bro seen him played so far?

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Seemed like our dire need of a winger has anyohow linked us to a few wingers.

From across the medias:
1) Spanish winger Albert Riera is hoping he can engineer a move to Anfield and says to reject a switch to Liverpool would be 'madness'.

2) Liverpool to sign Newcastle midfielder James Milner. 7.25m.



Berlin aftermaths:
Rafa Benitez insisted he was working "very hard" to bring in a new striker after watching Liverpool fire blanks in Berlin's Olympic Stadium last night.

Andriy Voronin missed a second-half penalty as the Reds produced a limp performance which only served to highlight why Benitez must break the bank to bring in Spurs hot-shot Robbie Keane.

Without star players Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres they rarely threatened Hertha Berlin and were fortunate to escape defeat against their Bundesliga hosts. Benitez, who has yet to secure Gareth Barry's signature from Aston Villa, said: "We are working hard to bring in new players.

Keane, liverpoolbound?
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Foxsports : Despite has lack in goalscoring with the French side, N'Gog has found the back of the net quite often in his performances with France's junior national sides.

I dunno anything bout him though
Staying tune.
http://sport.setanta.com/en/Sport/Ne...m-PSG-on-Ngog/
Another David Bellion into English Premier League? hahah..

(Rafa sounded pretty confident that a signing was coming - and it looks like it will be this teenager. Nice for the future, but will that settle the nerves of Reds fans?)

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Sunderland have announced the signing of Tottenham midfielder Teemu Tainio, with Pascal Chimbonda's arrival expected to be confirmed imminently.

Turtleham major overhaul?
Will Keane be released?


IF ONLY we signed Dean Gordon from Sunderland. I love their keeper.

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Liverpool have signed highly-rated teenage striker David Ngog from Paris St Germain. The 19-year-old has repeatedly been linked to the Reds in recent weeks and has signed a four-year contract with the Premier League club. He will go straight into the Merseysiders' first-team squad, joining fellow summer arrivals Andrea Dossena, Diego Cavalieri and Philipp Degen.

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nice kit.. will go to the shops to take a look when its out..


and we are still waiting for a big name signing!

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Angry Martin O'Neill warns Liverpool: It's now or never on Gareth Barry

Football Spy - Mirror.co.uk
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MON knew Barry wont be the player he once knew if mighty reds dont buy him...
no choice but to play him this coming season...
haiz....if only you (MON) accepted our bids earlier...all will ends well not SWELL !!!

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Robbie Keane's move to Liverpool has moved a step closer after the Irish international was left out of Tottenham’s friendly against Spanish side Hercules last night.

Confidence is growing at Anfield that Rafael Benitez will secure a deal worth up to ?20million for the striker, who has yet to publicly commit himself to Spurs in the wake of speculation about his future.




Liverpool boss Benitez targets new left-sided winger:
mid-price options such as Stewart Downing, of Middlesbrough, James Milner, of Newcastle United, and Albert Riera, of Espanyol.


For best of everything, I prefer Keane and Downing. =x
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And the one man O'Neill show goes on hahaha.

Chances are now that we won't sign Barry. Alonso has come back with the rest of the Spanish lads, and his meeting with Rafa will be an important one. If he wants to stay and no one comes in for him, it's hard to see Rafa spending more on the midfield - regardless of how versatile Barry is on the left.

Only party I feel sorry for is Barry himself, a villain (not Villian) after a decade of service.

Think Liverpool should not get Barry. Should get foreign talent, someone proven at the European stage. At that kinda money, we can get better Spanish players!

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