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APRIL, 26TH 2010, BY SOCCERVOICE STAFF

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Transfer talk, latest from
the voice of soccer

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The Premier League season is still on, but new rumours are out there and this is the latest and most up to date rumours from around the net

Manchester United and Everton are favourites to sign Dutch wonder Bob Schepers. Schepers is currently with SC Cambuur.

West Ham will struggle to keep Ilunga with Paris St Germain showing great admiration for the player.

Darren Bent could be a target for both Chelsea and Liverpool, even Man City could be tempted to try to get the former Tottenham forward.

David Kitson and Ivar Ingemarsson could be Steve Coppell's first targets as he prepare for a Premier League push next season.

Sol Campbell has impressed heavilly in his return at Arsenal. He could be the big surprise in Fabio Capello's World Cup squad. A new Arsenal contract could be in the horison.

George Boateng could be on the list of players hitting for the exit door at Hull. Midfielder Jimmy Bullard and goalkeeper Boaz Myhill are others that Hull could cash in on.

Manchester City could be given "green light" in their attempt to bring in a new goalkeeper for the remaining games of the season. Man Utd reserve goalkeeper Ben Foster is mentioned as a possible target.

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