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Delfouneso to join Leicester on loan

Aston Villa’s Nathan Delfouneso has agreed to join Leicester City on a month long loan. Delfouneso, whom manager Alex McLeish agreed to let go of after the arrival of Robbie Keane, trained with his Leicester team mates yesterday. The deal’s not officially been announced but the youngster could make his Foxes debut as early as today evening when the Foxes play Southampton.

The 20 year old Delfouneso has represented England at various youth levels and can play both as a striker or an attacking winger. Born in Birmingham, he is a product of the Villa youth academy and made his European debut for them aged just 17.

However appearances have become tough for Delfouneso this season- he has started only twice under new gaffer Alex McLeish.

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Rangers and West Ham open talks over Jelavic

Rangers and West Ham United have begun talks over a potential transfer of Croatian hitman Nikica Jelavic. Rangers were holding out for £10m for their star marksman but have now indicated willingness to step down and negotiate.

Sources indicate that the Hammers were prepared to offer £6m for Jelavic, an amount that Rangers have said is too low a valuation for their most valuable asset. West Ham boss Sam Allarydce had turned his attention to Jelavic after cooling his interest in Huddersfield’s Jordan Rhodes as he aims to get the London outfit back in the Premier League.

However the Hammers face competition from the likes of Sunderland, QPR and Liverpool, all of whom have been linked with a move for Jelavic this January.

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Forest receive bid from rivals for key defender

Nottingham Forest have received a bid for defender Wes Morgan from league rivals Leicester City. Morgan, a key figure at the City Ground, is out of contract in the summer and Forest may be willing to get something out of the deal instead of losing him for nothing at the end of the season.

Leicester had made a £500,000 bid for Morgan last week but had it rejected by Forest and have now come up with an improved bid for the 27 year old.

Morgan has been with Forest for all his playing career, barring one small spell on loan at Kidderminster Harriers, and has gone on to make over 350 appearances at the City Ground.

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Rangers striker agrees Blackpool loan switch

Rangers striker John Fleck has agreed a loan switch to Championship outfit Blackpool. The striker will now stay at Bloomfield Road for the rest of the 2011/12 season. The 20 year old was farmed out on loan by Ibrox boss Ally McCoist to gain more first team experience. Fleck made only five appearances for the Gers during the current season and the loan reunites him with former Rangers stars Barry Ferguson and Danny Wilson.

Blackpool faced competition from Sheffield United for Fleck’s services but the striker chose the Seasiders over the Blades, who are in League One. Fleck could make his Blackpool debut as early as this weekend, when Ian Holloway’s side face Crystal Palace in the league.

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Rogers receives work permit

American international Robbie Rogers has received his work permit and is expected to complete the formalities of his move to Championship outfit Leeds United next week. Rogers leaves MLS outfit Colombus Crew after four years in which he made over 100 appearances for the club. International clearance for the move and his visa are also expected to be cleared in the coming few days.

Rogers narrowly missed out on the USA squad for the 2010 World Cup. He will sign an eighteen month contract with the option for extension of another year. Rogers had a successful trial with the club following a recommendation made by USMNT gaffer Jurgen Klinsmann to Leeds United manager Simon Grayson.

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Canaries inch closer to Howson capture

Norwich City have moved closer to the capture of Leeds United captain Jonny Howson after they agreed a fee with the Whites for his transfer. Leeds reluctantly accepted the bid for the 23 year old, whose contract at Elland Road expires at the end of the 11/12 season.

The Whites announced on their official website that Howson wanted to play Premier League football and they were forced to accept a bid from the Canaries instead of losing him for nothing come June.

Howson is the latest in a list of players to try and leave Elland Road even as the Whites try to return to the top flight, and looks set to follow in the footsteps of Neil Kilkenny, Bradley Johnson, Jermaine Beckford and Max Gradel.

Personal terms are yet to be agreed between Howson and Norwich though.

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Icelandic defender seals Sky Blues move

Portsmouth’s veteran Icelandic defender Hermann Hreidarsson has completed his switch from Fratton Park to Championship rivals Coventry City. Hreidarsson, 37, has signed a deal that will keep him at the Ricoh Arena till the end of the current 2011/12 season.

Hreidarsson, who moved to the South Coast from London outfit Charlton in 2007, made over 100 appearances at Pompey and was part of their squad that won the 2008 FA Cup by beating Cardiff City. He however appeared only twice for Pompey in the 11/12 season as he was deemed surplus to requirements by gaffer Michael Appleton.

Hreidarsson moved to England in 1997 by signing for Crystal Palace and has remained in the country for the last decade and a half. He is also the captain of the Icelandic national football team and is the country’s second most capped player.

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Freedman insists that Zaha will not be sold

Crystal Palace boss Dougie Freedman has insisted that in demand winger Wilfried Zaha is not for sale. Zaha has been linked with a move in the press to a number of Premier League clubs, most notably North-West giants Liverpool and Manchester United, following his dazzling performances for the Eagles this season

However with Palace still in the hunt for a playoff spot and looking likely to reach the finals of the Carling Cup, Freedman has said that he will not sell Zaha in the ongoing winter transfer window.

Freedman also told the Daily Mail that he had held talks with both Kenny Dalglish and Sir Alex Ferguson regarding Zaha’s future.

Zaha was impressive in Palace’s quarterfinal win in the Carling Cup over Man Utd and recently penned a fresh 5 and a half year contract at Selhurst Park.

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Leeds weigh up loan move for former star Delph

Leeds United are ready to fight it out with a host of other Championship rivals for the services of midfielder Fabian Delph after Alex McLeish announced that he was willing to send the youngster out on loan. Delph, 22, rose through the ranks at Elland Road to become one of Leeds’ brightest stars before he was sold to Aston Villa.

However injuries have hampered his progress in Birmingham and McLeish is now prepared to loan him out in order to help the 22 year old have some regular football under his belt.

Leeds, who have signed Danny Pugh and Andros Townsend in the winter market, face competition from West Ham United and other league rivals for Delph’s signature.

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Boro complete Lukas Jutkiewicz loan

Middlesbrough have completed the signing of Lukas Jutkiewicz on a temporary loan from Coventry City. Boro were initially hoping to sign Jutkiewicz on a permanent deal but were unable to reach an agreement with the Sky Blues and so have opted to temporarily take him on loan so that they can make use of his services.

A permanent deal for Jutkiewicz is expected to be thrashed out next week, but the loan deal allows him to make his debut for Boro as early as this afternoon against Burnley.

Jutkiewicz, 22, has been with Coventry since 2010 and counts Swindon, Everton, Plymouth, Huddersfield and Motherwell amongst his former club.

The transfer fee expected to be paid by Boro for Jutkiewicz is expected to be somewhere in the £1.5-2m mark.

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