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Football : Champions League transfers in 2009/2010 season

Latest transfers in Champions League

dateplayertofromm€
Sep '09Zdravko KuzmanovicStuttgartFiorentina8
Sep '09Fabio GrossoJuventusLyon2
Sep '09Savio NserekoFiorentinaWest Ham United 
Sep '09Victor RamosStandardVitoria 
Sep '09Ricardo RochaStandardTottenham Hotspur 
Sep '09Felipe Trevizan MartinsStandardCoritiba 
Sep '09Jerome RothenRangersParis St. Germain 
Sep '09Sekou OlisehCSKA MoscowMidtjylland 
Aug '09TabataBesiktasGaziantepspor8
Aug '09GuilhermeCSKA MoscowDynamo Kyiv 

The most expensive transfers

dateplayertofromm€
Jun '09Cristiano RonaldoReal MadridManchester United94
Jul '09KakaReal MadridMilan86
Jul '09Zlatan IbrahimovicBarcelonaInter Milan46
Aug '09Xabi AlonsoReal MadridLiverpool35
Jul '09Karim BenzemaReal MadridLyon35
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Major transfers in Champions League

Alkmaar

Swedish midfielder Rasmus Elm from Kalmar for a fee of €3m; Dutch goalkeeper Erik Heijblok from De Graafschap.

APOEL

Macedonian defender Boban Grncarov from Gent for a fee of €0.1m; Slovakian forward Mario Breska from Nurnberg for a fee of €0.2m; Portuguese defender Paulo Jorge from Braga; Polish forward Adrian Sikora from Murcia; Cypriot midfielder Anthos Solomou from Apollon Limassol.

Arsenal

Belgian defender Thomas Vermaelen from Ajax Amsterdam for a fee of €11.8m.

Atletico Madrid

Spanish goalkeeper Sergio Asenjo from Valladolid for a fee of €5m; Spanish defender Juanito on a free transfer from Betis; Uruguayan defender Leandro Cabrera from Defensor Sporting for a fee of €1.5m.

Barcelona

Ukrainian defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy from Shakhtar Donetsk for a fee of €25m; Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Inter Milan for a fee of €46m; Brazilian defender Maxwell from Inter Milan for a fee of €4.5m.

Bayern

Dutch forward Arjen Robben from Real Madrid for a fee of €25m; Croatian midfielder Danijel Pranjic from Heerenveen for a fee of €7m; Dutch defender Edson Braafheid from Twente for a fee of €2m; German forward Mario Gomez from Stuttgart for a fee of €30m; German midfielder Alexander Baumjohann from Borussia Monchengladbach; Russian midfielder Anatoliy Tymoshchuk from Zenit St. Petersburg for a fee of €14m; Croatian forward Ivica Olic from Hamburger.

Besiktas

Brazilian midfielder Tabata from Gaziantepspor for a fee of €8m; Italian defender Matteo Ferrari from Genoa for a fee of €6m; Turkish forward Nihat Kahveci from Villarreal for a fee of €4.5m.

Bordeaux

Czech midfielder Jaroslav Plasil from Osasuna for a fee of €3m; French goalkeeper Cedric Carrasso from Toulouse for a fee of €10m; French midfielder Yoann Gourcuff (permanent signing) from Milan for a fee of €15m.

Chelsea

Serbian midfielder Nemanja Matic from Kosice for a fee of €1.8m; Russian midfielder Yuri Zhirkov from CSKA Moscow for a fee of €21m; English forward Daniel Sturridge from Manchester City; English goalkeeper Ross Turnbull on a free transfer from Middlesbrough.

CSKA Moscow

Nigerian midfielder Sekou Oliseh from Midtjylland; Brazilian forward Guilherme on loan from Dynamo Kyiv; Chilean midfielder Mark Gonzalez from Betis for a fee of €6.5m.

Debrecen

Hungarian defender David Mohl from Videoton; Hungarian defender Laszlo Bodnar from Red Bull Salzburg; Honduran midfielder Luis Ramos from Nyiregyhaza Spartacus; Macedonian midfielder Mirsad Mijadinoski from Sion; Hungarian defender Zoltan Szelesi from Strasbourg; Hungarian midfielder Zsolt Laczko from Vasas; Senegalese forward Adamo Coulibaly from Royal Antwerpen; Hungarian forward Robert Feczesin on loan from Brescia.

Dinamo Kiev

Ukrainian forward Andriy Shevchenko on a free transfer from Chelsea; Brazilian midfielder Gerson Magrao from Cruzeiro for a fee of €2.2m; Brazilian defender Leandro Almeida from Atletico Mineiro for a fee of €4.5m; Finnish midfielder Roman Eremenko (permanent signing) from Udinese for a fee of €5m.

Fiorentina

German forward Savio Nsereko from West Ham United; Italian defender Lorenzo De Silvestri from Lazio for a fee of €6m; Italian midfielder Cristiano Zanetti from Juventus for a fee of €2m; Argentinean forward Jose Ignacio Castillo from Lecce for a fee of €1m; Italian midfielder Marco Marchionni from Juventus; Italian defender Cesare Natali from Torino for a fee of €2m.

Haifa

Argentinean forward Eial Strahman on loan from River Plate; Portuguese defender Jorge Teixeira from Atromitos; Brazilian midfielder Tiago Dutra on loan from Villarreal; Georgian forward Vladimir Dvalishvili from Skonto Riga for a fee of €0.3m; Israeli defender Ali Ottman from Bnei Sakhnin for a fee of €0.5m.

Inter

Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder from Real Madrid for a fee of €15m; Austrian forward Marko Arnautovic on loan from Twente; Cameroonian forward Samuel Eto'o from Barcelona; Argentinean forward Diego Milito from Genoa; Brazilian midfielder Thiago Motta from Genoa.

Juventus

Italian defender Fabio Grosso from Lyon for a fee of €2m; Uruguayan defender Martin Caceres on loan from Barcelona; Brazilian midfielder Felipe Melo from Fiorentina for a fee of €20.5m; Brazilian midfielder Diego from Werder Bremen for a fee of €24.5m; Italian defender Fabio Cannavaro on a free transfer from Real Madrid.

Liverpool

Greek defender Sotirios Kyrgiakos from AEK Athens for a fee of €2m; Italian midfielder Alberto Aquilani from Roma for a fee of €23m; French defender Chris Mavinga from Paris St. Germain; English defender Glen Johnson from Portsmouth for a fee of €20.5m.

Lyon

French forward Bafetimbi Gomis from Saint-Etienne for a fee of €13m; French defender Aly Cissokho from Porto for a fee of €15m; Brazilian defender Michel Bastos from Lille for a fee of €18m; Argentinean forward Lisandro Lopez from Porto for a fee of €24m.

Manchester United

French forward Gabriel Obertan from Bordeaux for a fee of €3.5m; English forward Michael Owen on a free transfer from Newcastle United; Ecuadorian midfielder Antonio Valencia from Wigan Athletic for a fee of €18m.

Marseille

Argentinean defender Gabriel Heinze from Real Madrid for a fee of €1.5m; French midfielder Fabrice Abriel from Lorient for a fee of €2.5m; Spanish forward Fernando Morientes on a free transfer from Valencia; French midfielder Cyril Rool from Nice; Brazilian goalkeeper Elinton Andrade from Rapid Bucharest; Cameroonian midfielder Stephane M'bia from Rennes for a fee of €12m; French midfielder Edouard Cisse on a free transfer from Besiktas; Senegalese defender Souleymane Diawara from Bordeaux for a fee of €5m; Cameroonian defender Charley Fomen from Panthere Bangangte; Argentinean midfielder Lucho Gonzalez from Porto for a fee of €18m.

Milan

Italian goalkeeper Flavio Roma from Monaco; Dutch forward Klaas Jan Huntelaar from Real Madrid for a fee of €15m; American defender Oguchi Onyewu on a free transfer from Standard; Italian forward Davide Di Gennaro from Genoa; Italian midfielder Ignazio Abate from Torino for a fee of €2.2m.

Olympiakos

Italian midfielder Enzo Maresca from Sevilla for a fee of €1.2m; Moroccan forward Jaouad Zairi from Asteras Tripolis; Spanish goalkeeper Urko Pardo on loan from Rapid Bucharest; Swedish defender Olof Mellberg from Juventus for a fee of €2.7m; English forward Matt Derbyshire (permanent signing) from Blackburn Rovers for a fee of €3m.

Porto

Argentinean midfielder Sebastian Prediger from Colon; Argentinean midfielder Diego Valeri on loan from Lanus; Colombian forward Falcao from River Plate for a fee of €4m; Argentinean midfielder Fernando Belluschi from Olympiakos for a fee of €5m; Uruguayan defender Alvaro Pereira from Cluj for a fee of €4.5m; Brazilian defender Maicon from Cruzeiro.

Rangers

French midfielder Jerome Rothen on loan from Paris St. Germain.

Real Madrid

Spanish midfielder Xabi Alonso from Liverpool for a fee of €35m; Spanish defender Alvaro Arbeloa from Liverpool for a fee of €4m; Spanish midfielder Esteban Granero from Getafe for a fee of €4m; Brazilian midfielder Kaka from Milan for a fee of €86m; French forward Karim Benzema from Lyon for a fee of €35m; Spanish defender Raul Albiol from Valencia for a fee of €15m; Portuguese midfielder Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United for a fee of €94m.

Rubin

Russian midfielder Alan Kasaev from Kuban Krasnodar; Polish midfielder Rafal Murawski from Lech Poznan for a fee of €1m; Spanish defender Cesar Navas from Racing Santander for a fee of €1.8m.

Sevilla

Spanish forward Alvaro Negredo from Real Madrid for a fee of €15m; Spanish defender Sergio Sanchez from Espanyol; Ivory Coast midfielder Didier Zokora from Tottenham Hotspur for a fee of €9m.

Standard

Brazilian defender Felipe Trevizan Martins from Coritiba; Portuguese defender Ricardo Rocha on a free transfer from Tottenham Hotspur; Brazilian defender Victor Ramos from Vitoria; Belgian goalkeeper Kristof van Hout from Kortrijk; Portuguese midfielder Tiago Ronaldo from Guimaraes; French midfielder Jonathan Mendes on a free transfer from Auxerre.

Stuttgart

Swiss midfielder Zdravko Kuzmanovic from Fiorentina for a fee of €8m; Russian forward Pavel Pogrebnyak from Zenit St. Petersburg; Belarussian midfielder Aleksandr Hleb on loan from Barcelona; German midfielder Matthias Schwarz from Ingolstadt; German defender Stefano Celozzi from Karlsruhe.

Unirea Urziceni

Portuguese forward Semedo on a free transfer from Steaua Bucharest; Romanian defender Daniel George Munteanu from Vaslui; Romanian midfielder Sorin Ion Paraschiv from Rimini Calcio; Romanian defender Vasile Maftei from Rapid Bucharest.

Wolfsburg

Nigerian forward Obafemi Martins from Newcastle United for a fee of €10m; German midfielder Fabian Johnson from 1860 Munich; Algerian midfielder Karim Ziani from Marseille; Danish midfielder Thomas Kahlenberg from Auxerre.

Zurich

Swiss forward Johan Vonlanthen on loan from Red Bull Salzburg; Swiss defender Raphael Koch from Solothurn; Serbian midfielder Milan Gajic from Luzern; Swiss midfielder Xavier Margairaz (permanent signing) from Osasuna for a fee of €1m.
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transfers news

Olympiak. 20.1.10
Olympiacos sack Zico after four months in charge

Olympiacos have parted company with Brazilian coach Zico after a string poor results that has left the team seven points adrift of arch-rivals Panathinaikos in the title race. The 56-year-old Brazil legend had only been in charge at the Greek champions for fourth months, having replaced Temuri Ketsbaia on September 16. Serbian Bozidar Badovic will take over in a caretaker capacity.

Badovic, 40, enjoyed some success in his brief spell in charge in September, leading Olympiacos to victories against AZ Alkmaar in the UEFA Champions League and PAOK in the Greek League. Meanwhile, Olympiacos have signed Argentinian midfielder Jesus Datolo on a six-month loan from Napoli. Datolo is Olympiacos's second arrival of the January transfer window following the return of Lomana LuaLua as a free agent.

Porto 20.1.10
Porto snap up Micael, Bolatti moves to Fiorentina

Porto have made their first signing of the January window by acquiring Portuguese midfielder Ruben Micael on a four-and-a-half-year contract from league rivals Nacional. Porto have paid €3m for 60% of the 23-year-old player's rights. Despite scoring just two goals in 16 league matches this term, Micael has an impressive strike rate in Europe with five goals in six UEFA Europa League matches for Nacional.

Meanwhile, Fiorentina have reached an agreement with Porto for Argentine midfielder Mario Bolatti. No details over a transfer fee or contract have been released for the 24-year-old, who played only 15 league games with Porto since joining in 2007 from Argentinian club Belgrano. Bolatti impressed during a successful loan stint at Huracan in his homeland during the 2009 season, when he was voted the league's best player.

Sevilla 7.1.10
Sevilla land Sampdoria's Stankevicius

Sevilla have signed Lithuanian international defender Marius Stankevicius on loan from Sampdoria until the end of the season. The deal includes an option to buy the 28-year-old at the end of this season. Capped 49 times by his country, Stankevicius will provide cover for right-back Sergio Sanchez, whose playing future is uncertain after doctors found he had a heart ailment.

Milan 3.11.09
Beckham's return to Milan confirmed

David Beckham will rejoin Milan on loan in January after the Italian club reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Galaxy. The 34-year-old midfielder has always been keen on a move back to Italy to improve his chances of earning a place in Fabio Capello's England squad for the 2010 World Cup. Beckham had a loan spell at Milan last season, during the Major League Soccer off-season.

Milan 1.11.09
Milan confirm Adiyiah signing

Milan have agreed to sign Ghanaian forward Dominic Adiyiah from Norway's Fredrikstad in January while a loan deal for David Beckham will be announced soon. Adiyiah, 20, was top scorer when Ghana won the Under-20 World Cup in October and is being bought because Milan's pickup in form has coincided with a switch to a 4-3-3 formation. Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Beckham spent five months on loan at Milan last season and a repeat spell from January has been in the pipeline for months as he aims to secure a place in England's World Cup squad.

Chelsea 22.10.09
Chelsea appeal against transfer ban

Chelsea have appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against the ban on signing new players for two transfer windows imposed on them by FIFA. The Stamford Bridge side were found guilty by world football's governing body of inducing Gael Kakuta to breach his Lens contract as a 16-year-old in 2007. Chelsea have also asked for the transfer ban to be suspended until the result of the appeal is decided.

Standard 24.9.09
Olivier Dacourt joins Standard

Former French international Olivier Dacourt has joined Standard Liege until the end of the season. The 35-year-old was a free agent after spending the second half of last season on loan to Fulham from Inter Milan. The Belgian champions have moved for the midfielder as cover for Steven Defour, who broke his foot two weeks ago and could be out for several months. Dacourt will not be eligible to play in the UEFA Champions League group stage.

Chelsea 4.9.09
Chelsea handed shock FIFA transfer ban

Chelsea have been banned by FIFA from signing any new players for the next two transfer windows. The punishment was handed out by world football's governing body after French clubs Lens made an official complaint over the Blues' signing of French teenager Gael Kakuta in 2007. FIFA claim Chelsea induced Kakuta into breaking his contract with Lens with an illegal cash offer when he was 16 years old. As a result, Chelsea can sell players but they cannot sign any new players until January 2011. They are expected to appeal the decision.

Meanwhile, defender Ashley Cole has become the latest player to pledge his future to Chelsea, agreeing a new four-year contract with the early season Premier League leaders. The 28-year-old English international left-back has joined captain John Terry, Didier Drogba, John Obi Mikel and Florent Malouda in signing a new deal this summer. Cole moved to Stamford Bridge from Arsenal in 2006 and has since made 88 Premiersip appearances for the London club, scoring three times.
 
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