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Transfer Rumours: Ceballos Targeted By Arsenal, Luka Modric To Milan

Transfer Rumours: Ceballos Targeted By Arsenal, Luka Modric To Milan
Sean Meehan
By Sean Meehan
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The mid-week lull can hit the best of us. However, we are mere humans of flesh and bone. Transfer rumours, on the other hand, exist on a plain above us, granting us juicy gossip even when we're at our lowest ebb. Thankfully, today is no different.

Welcome to the Balls Bullshit-O-Meter. It measures the validity of a transfer rumour with its scientifically approved formula of measuring the smell of the bullshit emanating from the morning reports. '1' is a fresh meadow with '10' setting off nuclear toxicity alarms throughout the land.

Dani Ceballos (Real Madrid to Arsenal)

Unai Emery has made a move to sign Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos on a season-long loan, according to MARCA. Arsenal are awaiting a response from Madrid, but the deal is expected to go through this week.

The prospective deal will see Arsenal pay 100 per cent of Ceballos's wages but will not include a clause leading to a permanent deal. Ceballos was one of the stars of Spain's U21 Euros win this summer.

Bullshit-o-meter: 2/10

 

Luka Modric (Real Madrid to AC Milan)

The reigning Ballon D'Or holder has often been at the receiving end of transfer rumours. Last year, he seemed keen to join the Croatian contingent at Inter Milan. This summer, Modric may err towards a move to the San Siro again, with the red and black of AC Milan in his sights.

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According to Gianluca di Marzio, Milan have spoken to Modric's agent. Furthermore, Modric is a vocal fan of Milan and has a great relationship with Milan's sporting director and fellow Croat, Zvonimir Boban.

Bullshit-o-meter: 5/10

 

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Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad to Liverpool)

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A rumour which has its basis in pretty much nothing, but that's never stopped us before! Real Sociedad winger Mikel Oyarzabal's future should be spent at Liverpool, according to former Sociedad star Alberto Lopez whilst speaking in MARCA.

Yes, the basis of this rumour is through a lad who used to play for Real Sociedad. Now, Oyarzabal is a Spanish international and, alongside Ceballos, helped Spain to win the U21 Euros this summer. However, there's nothing to say that Liverpool are interested in the 22-year-old anywhere.

Bullshit-o-meter: 10/10

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Saido Berahino (Stoke City to Zulte Waregem)

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Saido, where did it all go wrong? Possibly when you called out the West Brom chairman on Twitter for not granting you a move to Tottenham in 2015, but who are we to cast aspersions? Either way, having been released by Stoke City this summer following a drink driving charge, Berahino is on the look out for a new club.

His search has taken him to Belgium, where he is currently on trial with Zulte Waregem. The Burundi international is desperate to get his career back on track, according to Zulte manager Franck Drury.

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Bullshit-o-meter: 5/10

 

Jean Michael Seri (Fulham to AC Milan)

One of the flops of last season could soon be granted salvation. Jean Michael Seri, once nearly signed by Barcelona, is desperate to find a way out of Craven Cottage. The Express have reported that a host of Serie A giants are in for the Ivorian midfielder.

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Fulham allegedly want £22m for the central midfielder, having signed him for £25m from Nice last summer. It's unlikely that Fulham will recoup that much of their outlay. Furthermore, its unlikely that AC Milan will try to sign both Modric and Seri.

Bullshit-o-meter: 6/10

 

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