Transfers (en geruchten...)

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Van de andere kant wilde Real 'maar' 40 miljoen neerleggen voor Robben EN Ballack.
Lijkt me dan niet waarschijnlijk dat ze wel even 30 miljoen neerleggen voor Sneijder....

Overigens is de arbitragecommissie niet alleen populair in Nederland:

Heinze wants arbitration hearing

Gabriel Heinze will take his dispute with Manchester United to a Premier League arbitration panel next week regarding his wish to leave the club.
The Argentine wants to join Liverpool and claims he has a letter from United which would allow him to leave if a club offered a fee of £6.8m.
However, United insist they made it clear Heinze would not be permitted to join one of their title rivals.

Heinze, 29, has two years still remaining on his United contract.
Despite the row over his future he has vowed to "carry on like a professional" and is continuing pre-season training with the Old Trafford club.
And he met manager Sir Alex Ferguson at United's Carrington training ground yesterday to discuss his future, having confirmed he has brought in lawyers to try to force through a move to Anfield.
Previously United chief executive David Gill said he was happy the club was in the right.
"He is a contracted player for two years and unless we receive an offer which is acceptable to us as a club, he will remain with us," he said.
Gill says that prior to Liverpool revealing their interest, he verbally informed Heinze's agent that United would not be prepared to sell him to any of their three major domestic rivals.
That conversation is thought to have been recorded, and if so, could feasibly be used as evidence if the matter ended up in court.
Ferguson believes Heinze's representatives have unsettled the defender.
"I think that if we could take away the agent's role in this I don't think an awful lot is wrong with Gabi's position at the club," said Ferguson.
"We've looked after Gabi very well. He had his cruciate knee operation and we looked after him.
"We let him do his rehabilitation in Spain, which he wanted and I think he's delighted at how we've treated him. We've conducted ourselves in a way that suited Gabi perfectly."
But Heinze, who signed from Paris St Germain in 2004, is thought to be keen to leave, and the large Spanish-speaking contingent at Anfield may be an attraction.
If he did end up at Liverpool, Heinze would become the first player to go directly from Old Trafford to Anfield since Phil Chisnall in 1964.