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thekop By thekop

on 27-01-2010 at 14:53

Source: media

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Sunderland are set to step up attempts to sign Ryan Babel. Steve Bruce is keen to seal the deal before the close of the transfer window for the Liverpool miss-fit.

 

Babel is desperate to leave Anfield in search of regular playing time and revive his bid for a place in the Dutch squad for this summer's World Cup.

 

The stumbling block for Bruce could be the player's reluctance to move to the North East. Having already turned down approaches from Birmingham and Galatasaray he is believed to prefer a move to Tottenham or Arsenal.

 

The 23-year old, who has represented his country at all levels, had expressed a desire to stay at Liverpool but, having been left out of the squad on a number of occasions, is keen to look elsewhere in search of first team action.

 

Having joined Liverpool for nearly £12million the Dutchman was seen as one of the hottest young prospects in World football. There is no doubting his potential however his form at Anfield has been mixed.

 

Bruce is well aware of what Babel could bring to his side who have stuttered of late. Rafa Benitez is keen to add an extra striker as cover for Fernando Torres and has signalled an interest in Sunderland striker Kenwyne Jones.

 

Despite Bruce's refusal to involve the Trinidadian international in a swap deal, with only four days left until the transfer window closes, it could prove the only option if he wishes to sign Babel.

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suehaime

suehaime This stagnant atmosphere within this transfer window in the Liverpool camp is driving me crazy! Get somebody really good or since Babel is interested in staying, let him play because you know that with all the shortcomings at least he will play his heart out for us! Getting someone new at this late stage of the fixtures will present new problems of adjustments to the English way of the game and maybe a whole lot of other problems that we can't anticipate now! To be frank I would rather we stick with someone who we know rather than hope for something from somebodyy new.

the 29-01-2010 at 14:32

theKid

theKid take him, if that can bring us anyone who really believes in the team, then it will be ok

the 29-01-2010 at 9:04