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Summer transfer thread, AvB window wrap up pg 1527
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What does that have to do with Levy/Spurs?
Fhtagn
Radek Cerny
Maybe the phrasing was wrong. Simple explanation; if Levy is trying to put a 75% sell-on fee clause in every leaving players contract then I can't see us selling more players. Meant as a joke, maybe not funny, and has little/nothing to do with Spurs.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Not by me. I would rather Lennon. I just got a sudden bad vibe on it is all.
Wriggly
Banned
I can give you 9 million reasons why that is wrong.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Simple. Levy really, REALLY wanted Tarik Elyounoussi. So much so that now that he's gone to Rosenborg, Levy's lost interest in the game and is prepared to let every player currently on the books to run down his contract and leave for free.
Simple.
From soccernet - I don't know how reliable you think that is but this article suggests the agents fee was into the millions and robinho did indeed tell the young scamp that the Manchester area was 'boring'.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...ngered-by-failure-to-land-lucas-moura?cc=5739
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...ngered-by-failure-to-land-lucas-moura?cc=5739
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NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
"Despite being contracted to the club, we do not see a future for Quaresma here.
"We wish to part ways with Quaresma, we want to find him a new club.
"Quaresma will not be rejoining the squad, we have no plans to introduce him back into the team at a later date either."
Besiktas really, really want to get rid of him.
We're only tenuously linked by some utter cretin, so I think it's safe to assume this won't happen.
Shame, I remember a few years ago when I'd have hijacked a commercial airliner and done fifty loop-the-loops of pure joy if we signed Quaresma.
"We wish to part ways with Quaresma, we want to find him a new club.
"Quaresma will not be rejoining the squad, we have no plans to introduce him back into the team at a later date either."
Besiktas really, really want to get rid of him.
We're only tenuously linked by some utter cretin, so I think it's safe to assume this won't happen.
Shame, I remember a few years ago when I'd have hijacked a commercial airliner and done fifty loop-the-loops of pure joy if we signed Quaresma.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Harry tried to sign him in 2009 but instead of signing for us he went to Chelsea and did sod all and was utter crap. He also failed to deliver at Inter.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
well said
Yiddo
Jack Jull
Over the head springs to mind.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
In a nutshell Ricardo Quaresma is a player who has promised so much and delivered so little in career at both club and international level.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
ricky2tricky4city
Steffen Freund
Don't know if this is a rehash but was in the METRO
Llorente has been locked in negotiations over a new contract with Bilbao for around two months, and turned down their opening offer of a three-year extension in early July, after the club refused to double his wages.
The 27-year-old has less than 12 months left to run on his current £40,000-a-week deal, and while the La Liga side are willing to boost that to £60,000-a-week, he has told Bilbao to aim closer to £80,000.
It's a demand that has upset the Basque side, who view Llorente as a club legend, and after the talks turned sour earlier this week, the player has now told them he wants to move on.
Bilbao are still hopeful they will be able to convince him to stay, but are wary that Llorente would be a free agent in less than a year, and can negotiate with other clubs from January onwards.
The six-foot-five-inch powerhouse is considered one of the best marksmen in Europe, having scored 90 goals in 236 matches during a seven-year spell at Bilbao.
As such, he has no shortage of admirers, with Real Madrid and AC Milan both trying to buy the striker in recent seasons, but it now appears his most likely destination will be England.
Llorente has been watched by scouts from Emirates Marketing Project intensively in the last 18 months, and they are now ready to make a bid, if they can move out Edin Dzeko, as expected.
City would have no problem doubling his wages, and would even be willing to hand him a hefty signing on fee.
But Roberto Mancini will face competition, with Chelsea also keeping an interested eye out, having stepped up their pursuit for a new striker in the last week.
It's thought Bilbao would do business this summer for £15 million.
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footba...ente-turns-down-bilbao-contract#ixzz230AmlCex
Daniel....phone....dial....buy
Llorente has been locked in negotiations over a new contract with Bilbao for around two months, and turned down their opening offer of a three-year extension in early July, after the club refused to double his wages.
The 27-year-old has less than 12 months left to run on his current £40,000-a-week deal, and while the La Liga side are willing to boost that to £60,000-a-week, he has told Bilbao to aim closer to £80,000.
It's a demand that has upset the Basque side, who view Llorente as a club legend, and after the talks turned sour earlier this week, the player has now told them he wants to move on.
Bilbao are still hopeful they will be able to convince him to stay, but are wary that Llorente would be a free agent in less than a year, and can negotiate with other clubs from January onwards.
The six-foot-five-inch powerhouse is considered one of the best marksmen in Europe, having scored 90 goals in 236 matches during a seven-year spell at Bilbao.
As such, he has no shortage of admirers, with Real Madrid and AC Milan both trying to buy the striker in recent seasons, but it now appears his most likely destination will be England.
Llorente has been watched by scouts from Emirates Marketing Project intensively in the last 18 months, and they are now ready to make a bid, if they can move out Edin Dzeko, as expected.
City would have no problem doubling his wages, and would even be willing to hand him a hefty signing on fee.
But Roberto Mancini will face competition, with Chelsea also keeping an interested eye out, having stepped up their pursuit for a new striker in the last week.
It's thought Bilbao would do business this summer for £15 million.
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footba...ente-turns-down-bilbao-contract#ixzz230AmlCex
Daniel....phone....dial....buy
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
As if City are going to buy any striker. Aguero Ballotelli Dzeko Tevez Ade and Rocky Cruz. Obviously they're trying to get rid of two for cheap but they'll demand big money for others, money which nobody seems to have...
Richie
Naybet
Id take Ade + Dzeko, £15m pair
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
no chance, they paid like 25m for Dzeko a season ago and he's still young and has been decent for them.
I'd be in for Ade and Guidetti, a player I forgot to mention...