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OT: 加維臣 - 些路迪 No Deal?
No deal as Gravesen exits Glasgow
Real Madrid midfielder Thomas Gravesen has left Glasgow without a contract being agreed with Celtic amid doubts over the results of his medical.
The Scottish champions appear to have some concerns about the fitness of the 30-year-old, who suffered a knee injury in the 2004/05 season.
But his agent, John Sivebaek, said he hoped a deal could still be done.
It had been thought that personal terms and a £2m transfer fee had been agreed, but Celtic now say "talks are ongoing".
Gravesen had told BBC Sport on Sunday that Celtic and four English Premiership clubs - Newcastle, Bolton, Everton and Middlesbrough - were interested in his signature.
But, after a day of talks, he left Glasgow to join the Denmark international squad without a decision on his future being announced.
Gravesen left Everton for Spain in a £2.5m deal in January 2005 and had been made available for a £2m fee.
The 30-year-old hopes to have a new club before Thursday's transfer deadline and Denmark's opening match of the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign.
They are due to play an international friendly against Portugal on Friday before they start on the road to Euro 2008 away to Iceland on 6 September.
The Danish squad was to assemble on Sunday, but national coach Morten Olsen gave Gravesen time off to secure a new club.
Former Celtic player Tommy Burns, now head of youth development, believes Gravesen would be a great signing.
"He has got a great pedigree," Burns said.
"He played in the English Premiership and made a big impact there.
"He went to Real Madrid and maybe didn't make so much of an impact there because they obviously have so many top players.
"But I don't think there is any doubt that, if Celtic get him to come here, he would make a huge impact."
Meanwhile, sources suggest that Newcastle's interest in Gravesen has cooled. |
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