English Bid for Aguero (Unreliable I think)

Jose Segui, Aguerro's agent says that a top English side are about to
make a bid for his client Sergio Aguerro, and it is not Chelsea.

The Atletico Madrid striker has a good relationship with his Argentina
international team mate Carlos Tevez and he has told him how good it is
to play for the European Champions.

Segui said yesterday: "I have had interest from a leading
English team and they have asked me to approach Atletico with a bid. I
cannot say more until i have spoken to the club about the offer. All i
can tell you is that it is one of the best teams in Europe and it's not
Chelsea."

Aguerro is reported to be valued at around £35 million and as he is
much younger than Tottenham's Berbatov. At 20 years old he is perfect
for Ferguson's philosophy of bringing in young stars to slot into the
team, and he believes Tevez can help him to settle in Manchester.

Aguerro has recently stated that he is very happy at Madrid, but an
offer from the European Champions may sway him to change his mind.

http://footylatest.com/news/news.php?extend.1167

Despite whatever that is said above I can only see Chelsea affording him if he moves to England.

Aguero’s agent, Jose Segui, has claimed that a leading English side
is interested in signing the striker. Although the agent hasn’t
revealed which team it is, he has mentioned that it isn’t Chelsea,
which has led to speculation that Manchester United are the club
involved.
Speaking to the media, Segui claimed: “I have had interest from a
leading English team and they have asked me to approach Atletico with a
bid. I cannot say more until I have spoken to the club about the offer.
All I can tell you is that it is one of the best teams in Europe and
it's not Chelsea.”
The Atletico youngster is reportedly valued at around £35 million,
however should United sell Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid, it is a
price tag they could easily afford.
Aguero is one of the hottest young properties in Europe, he scored
19 goals in La Liga last season to finish third in the top scorer’s
chart behind Dani Guiza and Luis Fabiano whilst outscoring the likes of
Raul, David Villa, Eto’s and van Nistelrooy.
Atletico enjoyed a successful season in La Liga, finishing fourth
which has earnt them a spot in next season’s Champions League. Whilst
they would be loathe to sell Aguero, a large offer may just prove too
tempting to resist.
Should Aguero move to Manchester he would be able to link up with
compatriot Carlos Tevez, which may prove an attractive proposition for
the youngster.
Manchester United, meanwhile, have been linked with a move for a
striker all summer. Recent reports suggest they have made a bid for
Tottenham’s Dimitar Berbatov, whilst they have also been linked with a
move for Ajax’s Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.

http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=774678

Anything a bit reliable in Spain ?

I still think it isnt us or we are selling Ronaldo.

Top club..Enlgish..Premiership..Middlesbrough?

Go for it.

YES

Pretty much a non event for us, unless Ronaldo did leave.

The ironic thing is, if he did come he'd probably be taking Tevez's position.

Haven't seen any rumours about this in the Spanish sports papers.

Man City

this is hot news

COTR wrote:Man City

Probably.

Young enough for Wenger, who'd have the money if he sells Adebayor. Liverpool have the strongest connection with Atletico.

Buying they're highest profiled player? I'm sure they love you.

Tweedle wrote:

COTR wrote:Man City

Probably.

Would be brilliant

Keane Replacement

Giovani Dos Spurs wrote:Keane Replacement

Yeah my money would be on Spurs but i hope he doesnt go there.

Atletico Madrid have stated they do not want to sell forward and reported Manchester United target Sergio Aguero and that there has been no offer made by any Premier League team. (1215 BST, BBC Sport)

i'd be surprised if we sell this summer, there'd be uproar from the fans, much worse than when the tw@t went last year

Be great if it was us. Just to upset Frank, basically.

What is his buyout clause?

Can't see it happening anyway. Kun has stated that he's very happy at the club, and like Frank say's, they'd be uproar if he left. He's literally worshiped by the fans.

Probably important to point out that Atleti aren't a selling club either.

55 million euros

That's quite low! Chelsea could pay that and then Atletico would be f@cked, basically having to hope the player himself doesn't want to move.

Roger Hunt wrote:Be great if it was us. Just to upset Frank, basically.

A Lot of people believe it could be, I am not one of them, mainly due to the cost factor, I think out of the top 4 clubs in the league he'd join us first and foremost due to relations with people at the club

Luis wrote:

Roger Hunt wrote:Be great if it was us. Just to upset Frank, basically.

A Lot of people believe it could be, I am not one of them, mainly due to the cost factor, I think out of the top 4 clubs in the league he'd join us first and foremost due to relations with people at the club

What relations are they?

His sister, and his aunt's cousin once removed.

kas wrote:That's quite low! Chelsea could pay that and then Atletico would be f@cked, basically having to hope the player himself doesn't want to move.

True, though I'm not really sure he does want to leave. You obviously have to take what player's say with a pinch of salt, but he does seem to be more than content with Atleti, and like I say he is idolised there already.

From a purely professional prespective too, I think he'd be best of staying. Last season was really his 'breakthrough' season, and it'll be interesting to see if he will be able to live up to the now very high expectations this season. My best is that he will be able to, he obviously has all the talent necessary, and he seems to be a very confident player, without being arrogant.

I'm not too sure if he'll make much of an impression in the CL, because I think Atleti will struggle, and I can see both he and Forlan getting very little service, which is why they need an AM...

£44 million is low?

I'd be amazed if even Chelsea paid that.

it'll look low this time next year, no doubt.

Didn't Chelsea already reportedly make a bid for him at the 40+ mark that was rejected?

kas wrote:That's quite low! Chelsea could pay that and then Atletico would be f@cked, basically having to hope the player himself doesn't want to move.

how many 55 million euro transfers have you seen lately?

Calidad wrote:Didn't Chelsea already reportedly make a bid for him at the 40+ mark that was rejected?

Did they. Have you got a link?