Hughes arrival could tempt Dunne to stay

Manchester City captain Richard Dunne has admitted the arrival of Mark Hughes as manager could tempt him to stay at Eastlands.

Hughes arrival could tempt Dunne to stay
Thu, 05 Jun, 2008 - 13:06

Manchester City captain Richard Dunne has admitted the arrival of Mark Hughes as manager could tempt him to stay at Eastlands.

The 28-year-old has been strongly linked with Tottenham and Portsmouth this summer and was last week reported to be all set for a £5m move to Fratton Park.

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