Eto´o denies PSG link

Anzhi Makhachkala striker Samuel Eto’o has refuted rumours of a possible move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain.

Persistent rumours suggested the Cameroon striker could complete his PSG move during the upcoming transfer window.

But Eto’o has made it clear he intends to stay with the Russian club.

A statement on his website read: “The qualification for the Europa League, far from being an end in itself is, I hope, the beginning of a great adventure that will take us on top of European football.

“This has been my ambition and my goal as I arrived in Dagestan and I count on everyone that we will devote the beginning of next season even better by completing our league and showing us worthy of our place in the Europa League. Thank you all.”

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Genoa dismiss Palacio reports World Soccer Shop

Genoa sporting director Stefano Capozucca has brushed aside rumours that a deal with Inter Milan has been agreed for Rodrigo Palacio.

Palacio: Linked with Inter Milan

Reports in Italy claim Inter have agreed an 11million euro deal, while Roma are also believed to the running to acquire the Argentinian forward.

But Capozucca told calciomercato.it. "He is a player that is not only monitored by Inter and Roma. Palacio asked to be transferred. In order for a transfer to be completed, you need three parties to work in the same direction: the buyer, the seller and the player. We are not ruling anything out.

"There are young interesting players at Roma that could interest us but they could also interest other clubs. We will wait a little bit.

"It's the [Genoa] president Enrico Preziosi that will make the decision and he will announce his choice in the coming days."

Palacio, 30, came close to joining Inter last summer but Genoa turned down all bids for the former Boca Juniors player. The South American, who scored 19 goals in 32 league games last season, is under contract with the Grifoni for a further two years.

Source : http://soccer365.com//news/european_news/general/16909/genoa_dismiss_palacio_reports