From Worldcuplatest.com (a site I'd never heard of until about 2 mins ago)
I'm discouraged by the fact that the writer has used "sure" in place of "shore", but hey ho.
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Liverpool Close To Deal With Charlton Athletic For Djimi Traoré and Salif Diao As Rafa Benitez Secures Funds For Kuyt Transfer
Submitted by Scott Harkness on Thu, 27/07/2006 - 20:17.
Liverpool have two players close to sealing moves to Charlton Athletic next season, with Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez hoping to secure extra funds for the transfer of Feyenoord and Holland World Cup striker Dirk Kuyt.
Senegalese defensive midfielder Salif Diao, who is currently training with Charlton Athletic at around £1 million (€1.45 million), and with The Addicks also closing in on securing a year-long loan deal for Liverpool defender Djimi Traoré.
The 26-year-old Mali defender, who moved to Liverpool when former Liverpool manager Gérard Houllier bought him to Anfield for £500,000 in February 1999, has been told his first-team chances will be limited next term and Charlton are in pole-position in a transfer move, with Bolton Wanderers also reportedly interested in a deal for Traore.
Benitez is keen to sure up his strike-force for the beginning of the 2006/07 season, and the funds for a top-name striker would be helped by the departure of both players.
Bolton have already expressed an interest in signing him, but Charlton - who currently have Diao on trial - have jumped to the head of the queue to sign the talented defender.
Traoré’s agent Willie McKay recently said that talks over a move to The Valley are already at an advanced stage.
McKay told skysports.com: “Djimi is close to a move to Charlton. It is a loan move with the option of a permanent deal. I have had talks with Charlton manager Iain Dowie and [Charlton chief executive] Andrew Mills about Djimi.
“Iain is very keen to sign Djimi and we are hopeful it can be pushed through this week so he can make his debut against Valencia this weekend. I am just waiting to hear back from Rick Parry at Liverpool before the move can happen."