Latest Transfer Update at 30-07-11

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Adam Le Fondre: Contract ends next summer
SCOTT: PROMOTION COULD HELP KEEP ALF

Rotherham boss Andy Scott knows promotion to League One would boost the club's bid to keep Adam Le Fondre.
The striker has been linked with a move during the summer transfer window but Scott expects him to see out his current deal at the Don Valley Stadium for the 2011/12 campaign.
Scott confirmed Le Fondre is still not thinking about signing a new contract with the Millers and he hopes success this season will help persuade the former Rochdale forward that he is playing for "a club on the up."
"I'd love to keep him but I think from his position he wants to play at a higher level and we've got to get into League One to prove that we can do that and then kick on," Scott told Sportinglife.com.
"I'd love for him to be in League One with us next year but if we're in League One without him it means we've got the job done and he's helped us to that stage.
"I think inevitably it's not going to be until the end of the season that he thinks about signing a new deal unless something changes.
"We've got to prove to him that this is a club on the up and the right place for him to be.
"I expect him to be here all year and work hard as he has done since the minute I walked in."

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Giuseppe Rossi: Not on the move
ROSSI WILL STAY AT VILLARREAL

Giuseppe Rossi's agent has confirmed the striker will remain at Villarreal for the new season after being heavily linked with a move this summer.
Tottenham were reported to have been interested in the Italy international but Italian giants Juventus had emerged as his most likely destination if he left Spain.
But following the sale of Santi Cazorla to Malaga, the pressure on Villarreal to cash in on the striker has eased and he will now stay with the club.
The former Manchester United forward had been keen on a deal to Juventus but will now adhere to the club's decision not to sell him.
"Giuseppe Rossi has officially been taken off the market after they sold Santi Cazorla to Malaga," his agent Federico Pastorello told Sky Italia.
"The economic problems which the club had have now been resolved by that transfer.
"Nevertheless, this decision has liberated Rossi as he's now just focusing on playing football and scoring goals.
"He's not used to being at the centre of such negotiations and tension. He wanted Juventus, but he's accepted the position taken by the president of Villarreal."