From the Irish soccer, there’s one rather shocking news about Richard Dunne’s age is likely to scupper his chances of a move to Newcastle United this summer. I really could not believe it, what the hell the Three Muskeeters are in full control to judge who is good or not to play but not the manager himself?

It was once being reported that their main duty is to fill in the reserve squad for the future, but if they also taking part in senior squad, then I can see that Keegan’s second coming will end-up in tears just like in 1996.

Northern Echo newspaper also reporting Toon gaffer Keegan has been informed that the summer transfer money will only be made available to sign young players with a higher sell-on value, very nice one Mike! You’re truly one greedy businessman, and I can see now that your true colors are not in Black-and-White but more into the colors of money.

The Journal Live is writing about Kevin Keegan’s targeting the fourth front man to complement Michael Owen, Obafemi Martins and Mark Viduka next season. Keegan is to believe have been scouting VfB Stuttgart’s Mario Gómez and St Etienne’s Bafetimbi Gomis.

Stuttgart’s 22-year-old target man Gomez, played on last weekend’s VfB draw 2-2 with Arminia Bielefeld where he scored a penalty for his side to qualified for next season’s Intertoto Cup.

Gomez, who also qualifies if he wants to play for Spain beside the German national team has scored 28 goals in 32 club appearances this season and six goals in nine international appearance.

With Milan, Fiorentina, Juventus, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United are all said to be monitoring him while Stuttgart coach Armin Veh is saying that every team who interested in Gomez will have to ready with at least £40m for his services.

Newcastle will also have to fight to get the 22-year-old Bafetimbi Gomis with rumours persisting of Milan’s interest in Adebayor, Wenger could see him as possible replacement at the Emirates. Other team that also keen to sign the 6ft 3in tall striker are Marseille and Sevilla.

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Bournemouth striker Sam Vokes is still the number one target at the close season. The 18-year-old Vokes, who is born in Southampton, was ready to step into the line with United’s plan to sign him for £250,000 but after the club’s administrative buying-out by the club’s owners, has made the deal temporary in held.

Vokes said he’s been told by ex-United coach Kevin Bond that there are several clubs which are interested to sign him and Newcastle is leading the bid with Aston Villa keep monitoring the moves. Bournemouth currently having the difficult season and was in in the relegation zone with 10 points deducted.

“I know Newcastle have shown interest – the gaffer called me in and told me that.” Vokes said, “But I do not expect anything now until the summer, so my aim is to do my very best for Bournemouth and hope that we can get out of trouble.”

Meanwhile, Chronicle’s recent report saying United’s scouting team of Denis Wise, Tony Jimenez and Jeff Vetere have their eyes for weeks in watching the progress of St. Etienne striker Bafetimbi Gomis and Seville star Luis Fabiano.

St. Etienne wants £12m for the player who is dubbed as the new ‘Didier Drogba’ by the French journalists, but Newcastle is only willing to pay no more than £9million for the 22-years-old Gomis while Bolton, Arsenal and Rangers are also reportedly tracking Gomis.

Other possible Toon target, Brazilian bad boy Luis Fabiano has declare his desire to leave the Spanish side Seville at the end of this season. Fabiano is currently one of the Europe’s league top scorers and only second to Manchester United’s Christiano Ronaldo.

If Kevin Keegan wanted him to sign for Toon, we will have the greater chance to get him because of Jimenez’s connections in Seville. Jimenez is having big part in the recruitment process of Juande Ramos from Seville to Spurs.

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