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Tottenham Hotspur target Simon Kjaer will join Wolfsburg within days - Palermo chief Maurizio Zamparini
Danish international not on his way to Spurs...
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6 Jul 2010 16:45:00
By Salvatore Landolina
There's no way back and nowhere else to go for Simon Kjaer apart from Wolfsburg as the countdown to his move to Germany begins, according to Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini.
"Kjaer has not signed with Wolfsburg yet, but we are almost there. It's just a matter of days now," Zamparini told Reterete24.it.
On Monday reports in Italy had claimed the 21-year-old Danish international had agreed personal terms with the German outfit, and although Tottenham Hotspur have been closely tracking the highly rated centre-back, it seems he is now Bundesliga bound.
Meanwhile, Zamparini confirmed Edinson Cavani would be following Kjaer out of the door, but he did not spell out where the axe would fall in relation to his next club. One thing for sure is that it certainly won't be Inter.
"I will never give Cavani to Inter. I will never establish a transfer with them because I think they are not interested in him," he added.
"Plus, I don't like the attitude of their directors. Cavani will move abroad, never to Inter."
"Kjaer has not signed with Wolfsburg yet, but we are almost there. It's just a matter of days now," Zamparini told Reterete24.it.
On Monday reports in Italy had claimed the 21-year-old Danish international had agreed personal terms with the German outfit, and although Tottenham Hotspur have been closely tracking the highly rated centre-back, it seems he is now Bundesliga bound.
Meanwhile, Zamparini confirmed Edinson Cavani would be following Kjaer out of the door, but he did not spell out where the axe would fall in relation to his next club. One thing for sure is that it certainly won't be Inter.
"I will never give Cavani to Inter. I will never establish a transfer with them because I think they are not interested in him," he added.
"Plus, I don't like the attitude of their directors. Cavani will move abroad, never to Inter."
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