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Sulley Muntari: Considering a move
MUNTARI COULD BE ON THE MOVE

Inter Milan midfielder Sulley Muntari is considering a move away from the San Siro, according to his agent.
The 27-year-old has been out of favour and has only played 36 minutes of Serie A football this season from the bench, while not featuring at all in the Champions League.
Muntari has been linked with a switch to Napoli but his agent Marco Odisio is not ruling out a move overseas after Muntari looked to leave Italy in the summer.
"Before the beginning of the season Inter have made some choices that probably didn't include Sulley," Odisio told www.radiocrc.com.
"He was in great shape, he has not been included in the Champions League list because of some choices made by the club.
"In June he had the opportunity to move to an English club, but finally this possibility has vanished.
"Sulley really wants to play, he was quite upset about missing the possibility to move to England because he wanted to play abroad.
"Today he seems like a player that Inter are not considering."
Odisio did not confirm if Napoli had expressed firm interest in the Ghana international, but revealed an offer would be seriously considered.
"(There has been) nothing concrete," he added. "Of course we are happy about these rumours and if there would be a real interest I am sure that he would evaluate the possibility to move to Naples.
"At the moment we are evaluating some offers made by foreign clubs, but Napoli would be an interesting alternative".

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Grant Basey (right): Could stay longer
BASEY MAY STAY AT WYCOMBE

Peterborough defender Grant Basey has not ruled out extending his loan spell at Wycombe.
The 22-year-old left-back impressed on his Wanderers debut as they drew with Walsall on Saturday after joining from Posh for a month just 48 hours earlier.
"When I spoke to the gaffer (Darren Ferguson at Peterborough) he told me it was beneficial for both parties for me to go and get games," Basey told the Buckinghamshire Advertiser.
"It is initially a one-month deal but I could stay longer if the move works out.
"I have gelled in straight away. It was a bit nerve-wracking at first, like the first day at school, but the lads are all good lads.
"From what I have seen there is a great team spirit and if we can use that togetherness then we will win games."