Latest Transfer Update at 23-06-11

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Jez Moxey - wants to get deals done.
MOXEY LOOKING FOR ANSWERS

Chief executive Jez Moxey has warned Wolves will look elsewhere for potential new signings if clubs cannot make up their mind whether to do business.
Manager Mick McCarthy is keen to bring in defenders Roger Johnson and Matt Mills from Birmingham and Reading respectively.
But efforts to complete the moves have so far floundered and Moxey is threatening to pull out of any deals unless there is movement sooner rather than later.
Blues are looking in the region of £10million for Johnson and Reading in excess of £3million for Mills.
Moxey said: "We have got feelers out to a number of clubs - so we either start getting serious now or we move on.
"We are now telling clubs to make a decision. We need to get things done and what we're saying is 'if you don't want to do business, we'll forget it and move on."'
Moxey has been delighted to have secured midfielder Jamie O'Hara and goalkeeper Dorus de Vries from Tottenham and Swansea respectively but is eager to recruit more new faces.
He said: "We've done one deal for a high-class midfield player (O'Hara) who, from the vibe we're getting within the game, will be regarded as a very astute piece of business.
"We're also delighted to have signed a quality goalkeeper (De Vries) who will provide the right competition (for Wayne Hennessey).
"But we need to concentrate on other, more pressing areas now."

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Vela - part of Wenger's plans.
VELA WILL STAY AT ARSENAL - AGENT

Arsenal will not sell Carlos Vela this summer, the Mexico international's agent has claimed.
The 22-year-old was loaned out to West Brom for the second half of last season, but failed to make a major impact, scoring just twice in eight Barclays Premier League appearances.
The pacy Mexican was expected to be one of several players allowed to leave as Arsene Wenger revamped his squad following another campaign which promised so much but failed to deliver.
However, Vela's agent Eduardo Hernandez maintains Vela is still very much part of Wenger's plans. He told ESPN Radioformula in Mexico: "I have had eight conversations with Arsenal, the most recent was last Friday, and Carlos is an Arsenal player, he will stay at Arsenal and is not for sale.
"The process with Carlos is a little bit slow.
"Arsene Wenger is an extremely demanding coach, he sent him on loan for six months to West Brom not with the results he wanted, but, nevertheless, everything is going very well."
Wenger may so far have added only promising young defender Carl Jenkinson from Charlton, but Arsenal are determined to do more business before the summer ends.
Deals for Blackburn defender Christopher Samba and Ivory Coast forward Gervinho are understood to be close to completion, while the arrival of Southampton starlet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is expected to be confirmed at the start of July ahead of Arsenal's Far East tour. Everton's £15million-rated centre-half Phil Jagielka is another reported target.
Despite the claims of Vela's agent, there are set to be departures.
Full-back Gael Clichy, the last surviving member of Wenger's Invincibles squad from 2003/2004, is coming towards the final year of his contract, and is expected to leave, with both Liverpool and Roma offering a fresh start, while Denmark striker Nicklas Bendtner is also likely to head for the Emirates Stadium exit door.
Speculation continues over whether France midfielder Samir Nasri will commit to a new deal or be sold, while the future of captain Cesc Fabregas once again is uncertain under renewed interest from boyhood club Barcelona - but not at the £30million offer they made last summer.

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Senna - Swansea target.
SENNA SET FOR VILLARREAL TALKS

Villarreal will meet Marcos Senna on Friday to discuss whether he will remain with the club or move to Swansea.
The Welsh outfit have made an offer to the former Spain international, whose contract at El Madrigal is running out.
Villarreal have confirmed that they are keen for him to stay, but as yet they have been unable to reach an agreement with him.
Now a make-or-break meeting will take place between the player, his representatives and president Fernando Roig in Valencia.
It is reported that although Senna is keen to try his luck in South Wales, his family is not keen on moving away from Spain - and as such the player is sitting down with Villarreal to see if a deal can be struck.