Source: Daily_Mail
Tottenham striker Robbie Keane set for move to Aston Villa and Newcastle
Robbie Keane is poised for his third deadline-day move in 18 months, with Tottenham ready to send him to Aston Villa or Newcastle United to help Harry Redknapp bring in a new signing.[LNB]Keane was offered as a makeweight in a £14million bid made on Saturday to Villa for long-time Redknapp target Ashley Young.[LNB]But the Republic of Ireland captain may prefer to move instead to St James' Park, where he is guaranteed regular football every week.[LNB] Day off: Robbie Keane remained on the bench for Tottenham's clash with Wigan[LNB]Keane's career has been littered with moves, including switches on deadline day in the last two January transfer windows. In 2009, he moved to Spurs from Liverpool - only six months after making the reverse journey.[LNB]On the move? Keane in action against Young Boys[LNB]And in January this year, he moved to Celtic on loan after becoming fed up with the lack of first-team opportunities at Spurs.[LNB]Redknapp views Keane as his fourth-choice striker and wants to move him on to bring in a new face following Tottenham's qualification for the Champions League.[LNB]Although he likes 29-year-old Brazil striker Luis Fabiano, that deal is likely to be too expensive for Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, forcing Redknapp to look at Villa winger Young or Holland striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar as alternatives.[LNB]Huntelaar will be allowed to leave AC Milan in this window and is also attracting interest from Bundesliga club Schalke.[LNB]Arsenal will make a final attempt to prise Mark Schwarzer from Fulham on Monday with a final £2.5m bid.[LNB]Manager Arsene Wenger has been chasing the 37-year-old Australia keeper all summer but two separate £2m offers have been rejected.[LNB]Despite Manuel Almunia's man-of-the-match performance in the 2-1 win at Blackburn, Wenger believes he needs a new goalkeeper to sustain a credible title challenge.[LNB] CARLING CUP DRAW: Spurs to face their great rivals Arsenal in third roundTottenham 0 Wigan 1: Spurs suffer a hangover as Rodallega hits late winnerTOTTENHAM FC
