Cavani wants to join Mou
Edinson Cavani would relish the chance to work with returning Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho in the Premier League
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PSV winger set for Napoli
– Dries Mertens' father Herman speaking to nieuwsblad.beDries sent me a text message saying he expects to go to Naples next week.
There doesn't seem to be anything standing in the way of the move. Dries really wants it.
His girlfriend let slip that they would have preferred to go to London but when a club like Napoli comes knocking, you should not have any doubts. It is a unique opportunity.
Edinson wants Real move - dad
– Edinson Cavani's father Luis, speaking to Marca TVThe intention of Edinson is to play for a team like Real Madrid.
Our son has told the family in private that he wants to play in Madrid.
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Cavani wants to join Mou
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