Arsenal, Liverpool and Lille chase Yossi Benayoun



Arsenal, Liverpool and Lille chase Yossi Benayoun

Arsenal, Liverpool and French club Lille have all approached Chelsea over the likelihood of signing midfielder Yossi Benayoun, BBC Sport understands.

The 31-year-old Israeli posted on Twitter on Monday that he's on the verge of leaving Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal are wanting to strengthen their midfield following the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.
Benayoun joined Chelsea from Liverpool for £5m in July 2010 however has seen only one minute of action this season.

It has been rumoured Benayoun would be included in a proposal from Chelsea for Tottenham playmaker Luka Modric.

"Negotiating with many groups... news soon," wrote Benayoun on Twitter.

Newcastle have additionally been linked with the Israel captain, who was restricted to ten appearances for the club last season as a result of an Achilles injury, that kept him out for 6 months.

Benayoun spent 2 years at West Ham before joining Liverpool in 2007.
He scored twenty nine goals in 134 games for the Reds.
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Kuyt happy with Reds



Kuyt happy with Reds
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Dirk Kuyt insists he is happy at Liverpool after it emerged that Inter Milan had launched a fresh bid for the Holland international.

The forward's agent Rob Jansen was quoted as saying Inter had made an attractive offer that his client had to consider.

Kuyt, who only recently extending his Anfield contract, knows nothing over Inter's renewed bid, stating only that he is happy at the club.
Happy

"As far as I know there is nothing true about this," Kuyt told Voetbal International. "I am very happy at Liverpool.

"I didn't extend my contract for two years three months ago for nothing.

"You don't do that if you have the intention to go away quickly."
Squad

Kuyt emerged off the bench in Liverpool's season-opener against Sunderland before starting Saturday's 2-0 win at Arsenal.

The 31-year-old knows The Reds have a vast squad and accepts he will not always be starting under Kenny Dalglish.

"Maybe people think that I want to leave. But it doesn't work like that for me," he continued.

"Liverpool has a very big squad and therefore you could sometimes be on the bench.

"It's my intention to stay here, though you know nothing is certain. In football things can be different tomorrow."
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