Inter have signed Brazilian youngster Kerlon most known for his "seal dribble" where he bounces the ball on his head while running. He's been at Chievo but hasn't had the best start in Serie A after a lot of injuries. He's 21 and joins on a three year contract. Not sure if it's a signing to get too excited about as he's unproven and will have a tough time with all the other strikers at Inter.

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(highlights di Napoli-Chievo 3-0)
TABELLINO:
NAPOLI (3-5-2): Navarro (1'st Gianello); Santacroce, Contini, Aronica; Montervino, Blasi, Bogliacino (16'st Gargano), Hamsik, Vitale; Pià (39'st Denis), Lavezzi. A disp.: Rinaudo, Grava, Amodio, Zalayeta. All.: Donadoni.
CHIEVO (4-3-1-2): Aldegani; Sardo, Morero, Mandelli, Mantovani; Pinzi, Italiano (10'st Hanine), Bentivoglio; Colucci (29'st Burato); Pellissier, Esposito (11'st Kerlon). Click to continue reading...

Full name Kerlon Moura Souza. This Brazilian became popular with his signature move "seal dribble" that piss off the defenders as well as the the opponents' coaches. Kerlon gets all the beating, literally, when he does his "seal dribble". Seal dribble is hard to defend since the defenders find it hard to tackle. Click to continue reading...

You may recall a recent post on Just-Football discussing 5 summer transfers that we considered made good business. Well with the frantic spending that took place on deadline day from clubs around Europe it would almost be rude not to peruse over the goings-on and assess deals that caught the eye, for one reason or other. Click to continue reading...

Cruzeiro's talented but injury-plagued midfielder, Kerlon, is on the verge of completing a 1.3 million euro move to Italy's Chievo ... Click to continue reading...

Cruzeiro's Kerlon Moura Souza is the latest player to be labeled 'the next Ronaldinho'. The young Brazilian is famed for his so-called 'seal dribble' - running past players while bouncing the ball on his forehead. Although, like with Nani, his opponents are less than impressed... Click to continue reading...