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Aston Villa & Everton Eyeing David Suazo?
The Premier League duo could be set to battle it out for the signature of the Honduras international...
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Jan 1, 2009 11:14:02 AM
According to a report in the British tabloid the Daily Mirror, English Premier League Duo Everton and Aston Villa are interested in Inter Milan striker David Suazo.
The striker is currently out of favour with manager Jose Mourinho at the Giuseppe Meazza and is on-loan at Portuguese club Benfica.
Having found the back of the net five times from nine appearances for O Glorioso, the Honduras international has apparently caught the eye of David Moyes and Martin O'Neill.
The Toffees are short in the attacking department due to a host of injuries, and have already been linked with numerous forwards, while the Villans are thought to be interested in adding to their front-line to aid their Champions League push.
29-year-old Suazo moved to Inter for €10 million (£9.6 million) in 2007 after winning the Serie A foreigner of the year award at Cagliari, but could leave for a fraction of that fee.
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
The striker is currently out of favour with manager Jose Mourinho at the Giuseppe Meazza and is on-loan at Portuguese club Benfica.
Having found the back of the net five times from nine appearances for O Glorioso, the Honduras international has apparently caught the eye of David Moyes and Martin O'Neill.
The Toffees are short in the attacking department due to a host of injuries, and have already been linked with numerous forwards, while the Villans are thought to be interested in adding to their front-line to aid their Champions League push.
29-year-old Suazo moved to Inter for €10 million (£9.6 million) in 2007 after winning the Serie A foreigner of the year award at Cagliari, but could leave for a fraction of that fee.
Ricky Brooks, Goal.com
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