8:31am Friday 25th July 2008
Liverpool have signed highly-rated teenage striker David Ngog from Paris St Germain.
The 19-year-old has repeatedly been linked to the Reds in recent weeks and has signed a four-year contract with the Barclays Premier League club.
He will go straight into the Merseysiders' first-team squad, joining fellow summer arrivals Andrea Dossena, Diego Cavalieri and Philipp Degen.
Ngog, who is the cousin of former Rangers and Newcastle defender Jean-Alain Boumsong, struggled in an under-performing Paris St Germain team last season as the French club barely maintained their Ligue 1 status.
He scored just once in 18 appearances but has been far more effective at various levels for France.
The pacy forward has scored at every youth level for his country, including a brace against England Under-19s last season.
His exit from the Parc des Princes seemed inevitable from the moment he refused to sign a new contract with Paul le Guen's side as he entered the final year of his deal, and Liverpool soon stepped in with a bid thought to be around the £1.5million mark.
Ngog's arrival adds welcome reinforcement to manager Rafael Benitez's strikeforce following the departure of Peter Crouch for Portsmouth.
BURY made it two League Two wins out of two with a stunning victory at Saltergate.
BURY fans are in dreamland at Saltergate, with the Shakers going into the half-time break three goals to the good.
ALAN Knill reckons he has got a team that can compete with anyone in League Two as he prepares for tomorrow’s trip to face his former club, Chesterfield.
ALAN Knill believes the change in attitude in the Shakers dressing room will provide the catalyst for a successful League Two campaign.
SHAKERS director Ian Harrop has paved the way for fresh blood to join the Bury board and help take the club on to the next level.
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