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Hull sign former Wigan star Maynor Figueroa
Hull have signed former Wigan star Maynor Figueroa on a free transfer. The 30-year-old is a familiar face to Tigers boss Steve Bruce, who also signed him when he was in charge of the Latics in 2008. Figueroa has agreed a two-year deal with Hull, who won promotion to the Premier League by finishing second in the Championship last season.
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Transfer rumours and paper review – Sunday, June 16
Here is all of Sundays transfer gossip and paper talk... Manchester United are attempting to hijack Chelseas 15m move for 20-year-old Vitesse Arnhem midfielder Marco van Ginkel. (Sunday Express) Manchester City are ready to battle rivals United in the 25.5m chase for Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski, 24. (Sun on Sunday)
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Transfer rumours and paper review – Saturday, June 15
Here is all of Saturdays transfer gossip and paper talk... Paris St-Germain want Chelseas David Luiz, 26, to partner Thiago Silva in defence. Chelsea may be keen to sell Luiz as new manager Jose Mourinho is not convinced about the Brazilians abilities. (Daily Mirror) A player leaving Stamford Bridge could be John Mikel Obi, with the Blues midfielder in talks with Galatasaray about a move to the Turkish club which could be worth 16m. (Daily Express)
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Kevin Davies on Owen Coyle, England's Under-21s and...
The former Bolton Wanderers striker joins Drive Time to look at his former managers appointment at Wigan Athletic.
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Exclusive - Owen Coyle the best man to succeed Roberto...
Dave Whelan insists Owen Coyle is the best candidate for the Wigan job after confirming the Scot will succeed Roberto Martinez. Coyle was sacked by Bolton last October having failed to prevent relegation from the Premier League and with the club struggling to make an impression in the Championship.
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Gore backs Coyle to prove good appointment for Wigan
Tommy Gore gives his reaction to the news Owen Coyle is to become Wigan manager. Latics chairman Dave Whelan has confirmed that Coyle will succeed Roberto Martinez, who left the DW Stadium to take charge of Everton.
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Wigan chairman Dave Whelan confirms contract talks are...
Dave Whelan has confirmed that Wigan are in talks with Owen Coyle about becoming the clubs new manager. The finishing touches are being put on what is reported to be an incentive-based contract as the club bid to get back into the Premier League at the first attempt following their relegation last term.
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