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Star strikers’ soap opera
LONDON. May 7: Juergen Klinsmann, Les Ferdinand. Stand Colly-more and Chris
Armstrong — some 20 million pounds sterling (32 million USD) of talent — had Premier League managers enthusing and worrying at the same time on Saturday, reports Reuter.
Will Klinsmann stay at Tottenham, can Ferdinand be prevented from leaving Queens Park Rangers, is Collymore for sale, where will Armstrong go if Crystal Palace are relegated?
The relegation Issue lias still not been fully settled with
thought that Villa would be concentrating their efforts on staying In the Premier League without revealing their thoughts on trying to sign players I don t think Stano would fancy playing in the First Division.''
He also revealed he is hoping to re-enter negotiations with Collymore over a new deal within the next two weeks.
It is hardly surprising, however, if manager Brian Little has been looking at strikers. His own had not scored a goal since February until Dwinght Yorke's brace bf headers in the 2-0 win over Uvvqxwl.
a goal drought of three matches with two in the 2-1 home victory over Tottenham.
Rangers manager Ray Wilkins said he was determined to keep hold of Ferdinand. He also revealed that negotiations to sign Paul Gascoigne have already begun with Lazio.
Wilkins said: "Les showed Ris class. He is the cream and. as they say. cream always rises to the top.
"I Want to keep Les here. I'll be sitting down with Les to see what his plans are in the next couple of weeks.
"He's an ambitious man but hopefully the owner of this
one club yet to Join Ipswich. Leicester and Norwich, whose fate was sealed in a 2 -1 defeat at Leeds.
Crystal Pajace and Aston Villa are among the threatened sides, yet Villa have allegedly already been sounding out the availability of Collymore.
Nottingham Forest are considering a protest to the Premier League over the alleged illegal approach from Villa for. their seven-million: pound (11.7 million USD) rated striker.
Forest manager Frank Clark, concerned at Villa reports that they are "planning a moVe for Collymore." revealed his anger after his striker had scored his 25th goal of the season in the 1-0 win qver Manchester City, securing a UEFA Cup berth.
Clark said: ''I would have
Armstrong, caught up in a drug scandal earlier in the season and criticised lately for an apparent lack of effort, scored his first goal in five games in Palace's 1-0 win over West Ham to lift the gloom over manager Alan Smith.
"I'm chuffed to bits about our performance. It has given us a bloody good chance of staying in the Premier League." said Smith, whose side occupy . the fourth relegation spot, one point below Everton. Con-ventry and West Ham and two adrift of Villa.
Smith's job is on the Une. but the five-mllUon-pound (8 million USD) rated Armstrong's future is surely secure regardless of Palace's fate.
Ferdinand, who has already won several England caps while the other -two are still vying for their first, also ended
club. Richard Thompson, has shown his ambition by contacting Lazio about Paul’s availability-"
Klinsmann, who Joined Spurs for what now looks a bargain two million pounds (3 million USD) after last year's World Cup finals, could be going in the other direction from Gascoigne.
He will begin talks on Sunday with Tottenham man-. ager Gerry Francis and club -chairman Alan Sugar, who are determined to persuade the popular German star to stay in the English game for another season.
What may be lacking is the incentive of European competition that Tottenham lost out on with defeat at Loftus Road., Klinsmann could find with Bayern Munich and Collymore secured for Forest.