Latest Transfer Update at 11-06-11

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Cassano - happy in Milan.
NO EXIT FOR CASSANO

The agent of AC Milan striker Antonio Cassano has reiterated his client is not heading for the San Siro exit door, despite reports to the contrary.
Cassano has been strongly linked with both Fiorentina and Napoli in recent weeks, having fallen down the striking pecking order last season.
Champions Milan have a wealth of attacking talent at their disposal and with Cassano keen for regular football ahead of the European Championship in 2012, it was thought a parting of ways was on the cards.
However, this has now been refuted by his exasperated agent Beppe Bozzo, who has long-since grown frustrated by the persistent speculation.
"This is a broken record that has been going on for a long time," agent Beppe Bozzo told Mediaset Premium Calcio.
"There is no reason to change club and Vice-President Adriano Galliani reiterated Cassano is not for sale, as he fits in perfectly with Milan.
"Competition with Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Alexandre Pato and Robinho is not a problem so close to the European Championship. I think a coach should look to quality of performance rather than quantity."

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LuaLua - hoping to become a Brighton player.
LUALUA FANCIES BRIGHTON RETURN

Newcastle winger Kazenga LuaLua has admitted he is keen to return to Championship newcomers Brighton.
The 20-year-old enjoyed a successful loan spell with the Seagulls last season before breaking his leg in November.
That saw him return to the North East for treatment but he is keen to secure a permanent deal with Brighton as they prepare to play in their new AMEX Stadium.
"Alan Pardew hasn't said anything to me and I don't expect him to say anything, because I've been injured," LuaLua told The Argus.
"We are back in training on July 5. Hopefully by then I will be a Brighton player."

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Diego Castro - on the move.
GETAFE TIE UP CASTRO DEAL

Getafe have confirmed the arrival of Diego Castro on a free transfer from Sporting Gijon.
Castro, 28, has played 96 games in the Primera Division for Malaga and Sporting, and has agreed a four-year contract with the Madrid-based club.
A statement on Getafe's official website read: "Diego Castro will be a Getafe footballer next season. The player and Getafe have reached an agreement for the next four years."