Jeremie Aliadiere

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The pacey former France Under-21 striker joined Middlesbrough from Arsenal for an initial £2million in June 2007. Deadly in the box, Aliadiere scored nine goals in Arsenal's FA Youth Cup-winning side of 2001, matching a record set by Michael Owen. He made his Premier League debut against Fulham in February 2002 - replacing Thierry Henry in a 4-1 victory and scored his first goal in the 5-2 win over West Bromwich Albion in August 2003. Injuries limited his first-team opportunities with the Gunners and he was sent out on loan to Celtic, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers in order to get first-team football. After a spell back with Arsenal in the 2006/07 season, he was snapped up by Boro.

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Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate hopes to be able to welcome Jeremie Aliadiere back into his squad for the game against Liverpool later this month. The former Arsenal star has been sidelined since suffering an ankle ligament injury in the FA Cup third round victory against Barrow in early January. Southgate told the Evening Gazette: "Jeremie is making steady progress. "He will not be ready... [more»]

Middlesbrough have confirmed that French striker Jeremie Aliadiere could be out for as long as two months due to ankle ligament damage. The 25-year-old was injured in the 2-1 FA Cup third round win over Barrow last weekend, having to be replaced just after the half-hour mark against the non-leaguers. Manager Gareth Southgate told the club's official website: "Jeremie will be possibly six to... [more»]

Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate believes Jeremie Aliadiere did not suffer a serious injury during Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup third round win over Barrow. The France striker was stretchered off in the first half of the clash with the non-league side at the Riverside Stadium. Barrow midfielder Mike Pearson did break his leg following a second-half challenge by Boro's Marvin Emnes, but Southgate... [more»]

Blackburn's late equaliser upset Gareth Southgate but the Middlesbrough manager was pleased with his side's character as they bounced back well from a woeful display the previous weekend against Chelsea. Benni McCarthy's last-gasp goal ensured the points were shared at Ewood Park, but Southgate found it hard to criticise his players. He said: "It's always painful but I think we've restored... [more»]

Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate bemoaned a series of missed chances in his side's shock 1-0 home defeat to Bolton Wanderers. Boro started with Tuncay, Afonso Alves and Jeremie Aliadiere in attack, but a host of spurned opportunities ensured Southgate's side are still not mathematically certain of avoiding the drop. After the setback, Southgate said: "We had the chances in the first 20... [more»]