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Summer transfer thread, AvB window wrap up pg 1527

Which player would you like to see take over from Luka Modric?

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I wonder if Boateng is regretting choosing Ghana over Germany, he's definitely good enough for there squad.
 
Lol I know what you mean but I'm hopin he'd pick his country based on who he feels he has more affiliation with rather than who has the better squad. I'm sure he wouldn't of selected Ghana just because he felt hed be more likely to play, knowing his ego I'm sure he would have thought he could get in Germany's squad!
 
harr1984 said:
Lol I know what you mean but I'm hopin he'd pick his country based on who he feels he has more affiliation with rather than who has the better squad. I'm sure he wouldn't of selected Ghana just because he felt hed be more likely to play, knowing his ego I'm sure he would have thought he could get in Germany's squad!
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Boateng was offered the chance to play for Ghana in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but declined. In March 2007, it was reported that Boateng had told German coach Joachim L?w that he would play for Ghana. The following year Berliner Morgenpost reported that German National Under-21 Coach Dieter Eilts would no longer select Boateng due to incidents that happened in the team's camp during the June 2007 Toulon Tournament in France.

In June 2009, Boateng announced that, due to the lack of future chances to play for Germany, he would play instead for Ghana, with an intention to be part of the Ghana national team squad at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In May 2010 FIFA approved his nationality switch application, clearing the way for him to play for Ghana at the World Cup. Boateng made his debut for Ghana in the 1?0 win over Latvia.
 
Main sport story in Iceland right now is that Tottenham is the only team currently in talks with Gylfi Sigurdsson
 
Ganter said:
Main sport story in Iceland right now is that Tottenham is the only team currently in talks with Gylfi Sigurdsson
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get the fook in!!!!!

Id hate to miss out on this guy, especially at the price he is going for, been following him since his Reading days and his time at Hoffenheim. A bargaintastic 8mill in todays market
 
If Modric leaves and we get Sahin in return. I'd LOVE to see this:

...................New Striker....................
Bale...............Sigurdsson..........Lennon
........Sahin.....................Sandro..........
 
Gerard Houllier takes over as global sports director at Red Bull. Ralf Rangnick takes over as sporting director at RB Salzburg and Leipzig.
 
Mumorn said:
Boateng was offered the chance to play for Ghana in the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but declined. In March 2007, it was reported that Boateng had told German coach Joachim L?w that he would play for Ghana. The following year Berliner Morgenpost reported that German National Under-21 Coach Dieter Eilts would no longer select Boateng due to incidents that happened in the team's camp during the June 2007 Toulon Tournament in France.

In June 2009, Boateng announced that, due to the lack of future chances to play for Germany, he would play instead for Ghana, with an intention to be part of the Ghana national team squad at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In May 2010 FIFA approved his nationality switch application, clearing the way for him to play for Ghana at the World Cup. Boateng made his debut for Ghana in the 1?0 win over Latvia.
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Interesting, on the face of it looks like he took easy option but you never know the full story I guess....
 
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