Cardiff City: June 2008 - news archive

Cardiff new boy Ross McCormack claims to have turned down a move to Middlesbrough and Wigan in order to sign for the Bluebirds.

Everton's Republic of Ireland international starlet Darren Dennehy is close to signing for Cardiff City on a three year contract.

Cardiff chairman Peter Ridsdale has promised the fans some new signings and says this is the best time to be a City fan.

Derby boss Paul Jewell is ready to make a £500,000 swoop for Cardiff defender Darren Purse, according to reports.

Cardiff midfielder Riccy Scimeca has finally fought his way back to fitness after four groin operations at the club.

Rangers striker Kris Boyd looks likely to stay at Ibrox rather than make a move to South Wales to team up with Cardiff.

FA Cup finalists Cardiff may turn back to Sunderland's Michael Chopra if they fail with a fresh bid for Rangers striker Kris Boyd.

Rangers have confirmed they have rejected a £2.5million offer - believed to be from Cardiff - for striker Kris Boyd.

Cardiff chairman Peter Ridsdale says they are doing everything possible to bring in the players that Dave Jones wants to sign.

Cardiff have rejected bids for three of their players this summer - but they have not had to fend off any offers for Joe Ledley.

Goal ace Robbie Fowler is set to be offered a new one-year deal at Cardiff following talks with the club and his advisors.

Cardiff boss Dave Jones returns to the club from his holidays this week with a new striker his priority and Ched Evans being linked.

Arsenal have clinched the signing of Cardiff wonderkid Aaron Ramsey much to the delight of Gunners boss Arsene Wenger.

Dave Jones insists he won't have a huge amount to spend this summer on new faces despite the expected exit of Aaron Ramsey.

Cardiff have had an ambitious bid to land striker Jason Roberts from Blackburn turned down by the Ewood Park outfit.

Dave Jones says the deal to take Aaron Ramsey to Arsenal will mean that he can keep the rest of his stars at Cardiff.

Cardiff midfielder Aaron Ramsey will snub offers from both Man Utd and Everton and opt to sign for Arsenal according to reports.

Arsenal have stepped up their bid to land Cardiff youngster Aaron Ramsey by flying him to see Arsene Wenger in Switzerland.

Everton boss David Moyes has cut short his holiday in order to hold personal talks with Cardiff midfielder Aaron Ramsey.

Cardiff boss Dave Jones believes Aaron Ramsey will be a massive success if he joins European champions Manchester United.

Aaron Ramsey is expected to choose a move to Manchester United that will see him loaned back to Cardiff City next season.

Man United have joined the race for Cardiff City's Aaron Ramsey and tabled a £4.5 million bid for the teen sensation.

Cardiff's highly-rated midfielder Joe Ledley claims he wants to stay with the Bluebirds and win Premiership football with the club.

Cardiff have offered striker Robbie Fowler a new deal at the club but only on a 'pay-as-you-play' basis.