Mercado de verano: La Liga Summer Transfer Thread

Six wrote:How could it be financially driven? He just wanted to join the best club in Barcelona.

Poor guy, how long will it take before he realises he's done an:

Marinos aren't any great shakes either though it's his hometown team.

TheCrazy58 wrote:

elbecko wrote:

TheCrazy58 wrote:Japanese press are saying that it was financially driven - Nakamura's supposedly signed a Y240m p.a (about 1.7m EUR) deal which was substantially more than what Marinos (owned by Nissan who are doing as badly as any major carmaker) offered.

Where did you get that from?

Japanese press.

http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/soccer/jleague/headlines/20090623-00000005-spnavi_ot-socc.html

http://www.nikkansports.com/soccer/news/p-sc-tp0-20090623-509657.html

Marinos also reneged on their financial package (the non-salary part of it) ; demanded Nakamura makes promotional appearences during the negotiations and were also planning to charge entrance fees for the press conference to announce Nakamura's signing - all of which pissed him and his people off.

Actually the Espanyol package is variously reported as Y200m or Y240m. Marinos offered only Y150m which was half what Nakamura was getting at Celtic.

Thanks, so you read Japanese.

Though it seems it was Marinos who were financialy driven and not sincere, and that attitude pissed the player/agent off to the point of refusing to negotiate further.

kas wrote:

Six wrote:How could it be financially driven? He just wanted to join the best club in Barcelona.

Poor guy, how long will it take before he realises he's done an:

You can't deal with the truth Kas.

Today's rumour summary:

*Villarreal are interested in Sporting left back Roberto Canella. He has a buyout clause of 18m euro but most people think he could go for around 10m

*Xerez could be 'raiding' Sevilla for players. They are interested in loaning defenders Jose Angel Crespo and David Prieto and the are also interested in buying Federico Fazio and Javier Chevanton.

*It looked like Eliseu was headed to Serie A and Lazio but at the last minute Betis are making a push to sign the portuguese midfielder.

*Sevilla looking into Zdravko Kuzmanovic as an alternative if they cannot sign Zokora from Tottenham

*Moya will move to Valencia for 5m euro (boy they are going to need to sell Villa )

*Igor Djuric (Vojvodina) and Stepanov (Porto) are being linked with Racing

*Numancia striker Aranda is wanted by Camacho for his new project at Osasuna

*Tenerife want Valencia attacking midfielder Michel

*Malaga want to replace the departed Goitia with Liverpool's Charles Itandje but they didn't know that nobody ever leaves Liverpool to go somewhere else.

*Malaga are also trailing NAC Breda left back Patrick Mtiliga

*Sporting are looking to reinforce their backline (smart!) and are close to signing Gregory Arnolin, french defender currently playing in Vitoria Guimaraes.

Apparently Celtic are interested in Juan Arango. What's he like? I believe he's quite technically gifted but I haven't seen much of him that I can remember.

The fee would be about £4 million or something close to that.

The Bulk wrote:Apparently Celtic are interested in Juan Arango. What's he like? I believe he's quite technically gifted but I haven't seen much of him that I can remember.

The fee would be about £4 million or something close to that.

Gifted but extremely lazy. Don't expect him to close down players.

villarreal are interested in signing Marcus Berg

elbecko wrote:

TheCrazy58 wrote:

elbecko wrote:

TheCrazy58 wrote:Japanese press are saying that it was financially driven - Nakamura's supposedly signed a Y240m p.a (about 1.7m EUR) deal which was substantially more than what Marinos (owned by Nissan who are doing as badly as any major carmaker) offered.

Where did you get that from?

Japanese press.

http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/soccer/jleague/headlines/20090623-00000005-spnavi_ot-socc.html

http://www.nikkansports.com/soccer/news/p-sc-tp0-20090623-509657.html

Marinos also reneged on their financial package (the non-salary part of it) ; demanded Nakamura makes promotional appearences during the negotiations and were also planning to charge entrance fees for the press conference to announce Nakamura's signing - all of which pissed him and his people off.

Actually the Espanyol package is variously reported as Y200m or Y240m. Marinos offered only Y150m which was half what Nakamura was getting at Celtic.

Thanks, so you read Japanese.

Though it seems it was Marinos who were financialy driven and not sincere, and that attitude pissed the player/agent off to the point of refusing to negotiate further.

Yeah, looks like Marinos got their story out first and Nakamura's side followed up. They've been working on getting him for the last 2 years only to bugger it up at the last and heads are expected to roll. Nissan had got all these PR stuff planned with Nakamura and they must be furious.

Any new rumours about Aguero to England/Man Utd?

i rate him as a better player and finisher than Tevez. So it would be a good move.

is it true that Sergio Agüero left his baby in a bowling alley while he fingered a blonde woman outside?

http://goal.com/en/news/9/england/2009/06/23/1343061/manchester-united-ready-to-pay-60-million-for-sergio-aguero

Manchester United Ready To Pay €60 Million For Sergio Aguero - Reports
The striker has been rumoured to be leaving the Vicente Calderon this summer...

23 Jun 2009 19:53:10

Manchester United are reportedly ready to pay €60 million to sign Sergio Aguero from Atletico Madrid this summer.

The Argentine striker was not in great form last season but is still regarded as one of the best young talents in Europe and United are apparently keen to bring him to Old Trafford.

However, as was reported earlier today, Atletico have stated that they will not be accepting any bids for Aguero or Diego Forlan, so any offer would have to be above his buy-out clause.

Marca reports that since Cristiano Ronaldo is all but gone from Old Trafford, United are ready to spend the €60 million to bring 'Kun' in.

One positive factor for the English club is that they have a good relationship with IMG, who negotiate matters for the Argentine forward amongst others.

Apparently the player himself would not be against a move to United, and he would be an ideal replacement for not only Cristiano Ronaldo, but also Carlos Tevez.

The Argentine looks set to move to cross-city rivals Manchester City, leaving United short up front and in need of a new forward.

The Red Devils' plan is reportedly to talk to Atletico about a possible deal and to try and negotiate a suitable price for the forward.

If the Spanish club are not willing to sell for under the buy-out clause, then it is thought that United are willing to pay the €60 million fee.

James Walker-Roberts, Goal.com

Lots to get through today:

*Villarreal have signed Xavi Oliva formerly of Castellon to back up Diego Lopez as goalkeeper

*UD Las Palmas midfielder Nauzet Alemán has signed for Valladolid on a free transfer

*There is a rumour of a possibly swap between Madrid and Sevilla: Huntelaar for Luis Fabiano.

*Valencia apparently really want Granero (so perhaps in the end if we want Villa we'll have to part with both Negredo and el Pirata)

*Luis Filipe is close to signing with Barcelona

*Tottenham and Aston Villa will compete to sign Valencia right back Miguel

*Bremen and Hamburg interested in bringing van der Vaart back to Germany

I've updated the transfer table, here it is in case you can't be bothered to go back to the first page:

ALMERÍA

IN: Cisma (Numancia, end of loan), David Rodríguez (Celta Vigo, end of loan), Natalio (Córdoba, end of loan), Fabián Vargas (Boca Juniors, free)

OUT: Mané (Getafe), Esteban Solari (free), Bruno Saltor (Valencia, free)

RUMOURS: Alexander Banor Tettey (Roseborg)

ATHLETIC

IN: Iban Zubiaurre (Elche, end of loan), Iñaki Lafuente (Sporting, end of loan), Tiko (Eibar, end of loan)

OUT:

RUMOURS: Aitor (Recreativo), Xabi Prieto (Real Sociedad), Ander Herrera (Zaragoza), José Javier Barkero (Numancia), Miguel Flaño (Osasuna)

ATLÉTICO

IN: Juanito (Betis, free), José Manuel Jurado (Mallorca, end of loan), Cleber Santana (Mallorca, end of loan), Diego Costa (Albacete, end of loan), José Antonio Reyes (Benfica, end of loan), Juan Valera (Racing, end of loan), Leandro Cabrera (Defensor Sporting, €1.5 m)

OUT: Maniche (released), Giourkas Seitaridis (released), Leo Franco (Galatasaray, free), Ever Banega (Valencia, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Sergio Asenjo (Valladolid), Adam Johnson (Middlesborough), Guillermo Ochoa (América), Gaetano D'Agostino (Udinese), Steven Pienaar (Everton), Ignacio Monreal (Osasuna), José Ángel (Sporting), Filipe Luis (Deportivo)

BARCELONA

IN: Henrique (Bayer Leverkusen, end of loan)

OUT: Sylvinho (free), Xavi Torres (Málaga)

RUMOURS: Franck Ribéry (Bayern), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Inter), Robin van Persie (Arsenal), David Villa (Valencia), Sergio Asenjo (Valladolid), Sebastien Frey (Fiorentina), Ashley Young (Aston Villa)

DEPORTIVO

IN: Juca (Partizan, free), Adrián López (Málaga, end of loan), Omar Bravo (Tigres, end of loan), Aythami (Xerez, end of loan), Sebastián Taborda (Hércules, end of loan)

OUT: Julien de Guzmán (free), Lafita (Zaragoza, end of loan), Pablo Amo (free), Joan Verdú (Espanyol), Antonio Barragán (Valladolid)

RUMOURS: Dani Aquino (Murcia), Nené (Nacional de Madeira), Alberto Bueno (Real Madrid), Jordi Pablo (Villarreal), Jonathan Pereira (Villarreal)

ESPANYOL

IN: Joan Verdú (Deportivo), Ben Sahar (Chelsea, €1m), Shunsuke Nakamura (Celtic, free)

OUT: Kiko Casilla (Cádiz, loan), Rufete (free), Nené (Monaco, loan), Jordi Gómez (Wigan, €2m)

RUMOURS: Óscar Ahumada (River Plate), Marco Estrada (Universidad de Chile). Giovani dos Santos (Tottenham)

GETAFE

IN: Ricardo (Osasuna, free), Mané (Almería), Pedro Ríos (Xerez, free), Nacho (Málaga, end of loan)

OUT: Vladimir Stojkovic (Sporting CP, end of loan), Jacobo (Valladolid, end of loan), Eugen Polanski (Mainz, loan)

RUMOURS:

MÁLAGA

IN: Álvaro Silva (Xerez, end of loan), Xavi Torres (Barcelona Atlètic)

OUT: Iñaki Goitia (Betis, free), Javi Calleja (Osasuna, free), Eliseu (Lazio, €1m), Albert Luque (Ajax, end of loan), Pablo Barros (Zaragoza, end of loan), Duda (Sevilla, end of loan), Lolo (Sevilla, end of loan), Nacho (Getafe, end of loan), Adriano Ferreira (Internacional, end of loan), Adrián López (Deportivo, end of loan)

RUMOURS:

MALLORCA

IN: Emilio Nsue (Castellón, end of loan)

OUT: José Manuel Jurado (Atlético, end of loan), Cleber Santana (Atlético, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Matías Fernández (Villareal)

OSASUNA

IN: Nicolás Medina (Huesca, end of loan), Jokin Esparza (Huesca, end of loan), Ion Erice (Cádiz, end of loan), Javi Calleja (Málaga)

OUT: César Cruchaga (retired), Javier Flaño (free), Héctor Font (free), Sunny (Valencia, end of loan), Antonio Hidalgo (Zaragoza, end of loan), Tiago Gomes (Benfica, end of loan), Xavier Margairaz (FC Zürich, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Raúl García (Atlético), Aranda (Numancia)

RACING

IN: Iván Bolado (Elche, end of loan), Juanjo (Alavés, end of loan), Ebi Smolarek (Bolton, end of loan), Vitolo (Aris, end of loan), Brian Sarmiento (Xerez, end of loan)

OUT: Ezequiel Garay (Real Madrid, end of loan), Nicola Zigic (Valencia, end of loan), Peter Luccin (Zaragoza, end of loan), Jonathan Pereira (Villarreal, end of loan), Juan Valera (Atlético, end of loan), Gonçalves (Vitoria de Guimaraes, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Nicola Zigic (Valencia)

REAL MADRID

IN: Kaká (Milan - €67m), Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd - €96m), Ezequiel Garay (Racing, end of loan)

OUT: Fabio Cannavaro (Juventus, free), Julien Faubert (West Ham United, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Xabi Alonso (Liverpool), David Villa (Valencia), Franck Ribéry (Bayern), David Silva (Valencia), Gaël Clichy (Arsenal), Iván Marcano (Racing), Roberto Canella (Sporting), Karim Benzema (Lyon), Diego Forlán (Atlético), Álvaro Negredo (Almería), Esteban Granero (Getafe), Juan Mata (Valencia), Ezequiel Lavezzi (Napoli), Juan (AS Roma), Claudio Bravo (Real Sociedad), Álvaro Arbeloa (Liverpool), Cesc Fàbregas (Arsenal)

SEVILLA

IN: Alfaro (Tenerife, end of loan), Lolo (Málaga, end of loan), Duda (Málaga, end of loan), Tom de Mul (Genk, end of loan)

OUT: Javi Navarro (retired)

RUMOURS: Iván Marcano (Racing), Jesús Gámez (Málaga), Edu (Betis), Stephane M'bia (Rennes), Didier Zokora (Tottenham), Cristián Ledesma (Lazio), Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle), Ilsinho (Shaktar Donestk), Zdravko Kuzmanovic (Fiorentina), Alou Diarra (Girondins Bordeaux)

SPORTING

IN: Joni López (Barcelona Atlètic, end of loan), Alberto Rivera (Betis, free)

OUT: Iñaki Lafuente (Athletic, end of loan)

RUMOURS: Miguel de las Cuevas (Atlético), Arnolin (Vitoria de Guimaraes)

TENERIFE

IN:

OUT: Alfaro (Sevilla, end of loan), Cristo Marrero (retired)

RUMOURS: Pedro (Barcelona), Jeffrén (Barcelona), Michel (Valencia), José Ángel Crespo (Sevilla)

VALENCIA

IN: Nicola Zigic (Racing, end of loan), Ever Banega (Atlético), Jordi Alba (Nástic, end of loan), Carlos Bellvis (Numancia, end of loan), Sunny (Osasuna, end of loan), Jérémy Mathieu (Toulouse, free), Ángel Dealbert (Castellón, free), Bruno Saltor (Almería, free)

OUT: Fernando Morientes (free), Curro Torres (free),

RUMOURS: Sergio Sánchez (Espanyol), Nikola Kalinic (Hadjuk Split), Esteban Granero (Getafe), Miguel Àngel Moyá (Valencia), Juan Albín (Getafe)

VALLADOLID

IN: Jacobo (Getafe, end of loan), Antonio Barragán (Deportivo, free), Nauzet Alemán (UD Las Palmas, free), Álvaro Antón (Numancia, end of loan), Asier (Xerez, end of loan)

OUT: Alberto (free), Iñaki Bea (free), Ángel Vivar Dorado (free), Víctor (free)

RUMOURS: Ustaritz (Athletic Bilbao), Miguel Torres (Real Madrid), De Cerio (Real Sociedad)

VILLARREAL

IN: Jefferson Montero (Independiente del Valle), Marcos (Real Sociedad, end of loan), Jonathan Pereira (Racing, end of loan), Xavi Oliva (Castellón, free), David Fuster (Elche, €500.000), Jozy Altidore (Xerez, end of loan)

OUT: Guille Franco (free)

RUMOURS: Igor Afinkeev (CSKA Moscow), Guilherme (Cruzeiro), Roberto Canella (Sporting), Javad Nekounam (Osasuna), David Trezeguet (Juventus), Esteban Granero (Getafe)

XEREZ

IN:

OUT: Brian Sarmiento (Racing, end of loan), Jozy Altidore (Villarreal, end of loan), Aythami (Deportivo, end of loan), Álvaro Silva (Málaga, end of loan),

RUMOURS: Federico Fazio (Sevilla), David Prieto (Sevilla), Javier Chevantón (Sevilla), Javier Portillo (Osasuna)

ZARAGOZA

IN: Ángel Lafita (Deportivo, end of loan), Pablo Barros (Málaga, end of loan)

OUT: Luis Cuartero (retired)

RUMOURS: Fernando Morientes (free), Bojan Krkic (Barcelona), Mohamed Diamè (Rayo), Xabi Prieto (Real Sociedad)

El Sporting ficha a Gregory por 3 tres temporadas con una cláusula de 12 millones

Reforzar el aspecto defensivo es la prioridad del cuerpo técnico ya que el entrenador, Manolo Preciado, quiere evitar que su equipo vuelva a encajar 79 goles como en la temporada que acaba de finalizar, por lo que además de Gregory está prevista la llegada de otro jugador contrastado para el centro de la defensa.

Gregory tiene 28 años y es un jugador que destaca por su fortaleza física, mide 1,87 de altura, y por su buen juego aéreo; tiene experiencia en competiciones europeas y ha venido siendo seguido por el director deportivo, Emilio de Dios, durante toda la temporada.

El nuevo futbolista del Sporting fue internacional en las categorías inferiores con Francia, perteneció a la cantera del Paris Saint Germain, en el que se formó, y del que pasó al Pedras Rubras luso. De ese equipo pasó al Gil Vicente, posteriormente por el Marítimo de Funchal y, finalmente, al Vitoria de Guimaraes -todos en Portugal- con el que esta pasada temporada jugó la previa de la Liga de Campeones y posteriormente la UEFA.

Emilio de Dios y el director general del Sporting, Alfredo García Amado, cerraron esta mañana los últimos flecos pendientes en una visita relámpago a Portugal, tras la que se desplazaron a Madrid para tratar de hacer los mismo con el centrocampista del Atlético de Madrid Miguel de las Cuevas con el que también hay un principio de acuerdo.

El Sporting dispone esta temporada de algo de dinero para poder pagar traspasos, algo que no había hecho en las últimas temporadas debido a su delicada situación económica, por lo que todos los futbolistas que llegaron lo hicieron con la carta de libertad en el bolsillo.

Gregory se suma al centrocampista procedente del Betis Alberto Rivera y al portero del Numancia Juan Pablo Colinas y en los próximos días será el centrocampista Miguel de las Cuevas que fichará por las cuatro próximas temporadas con una opción de recompra por parte del equipo madrileño al término de las tres primeras temporadas.

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/sporting-ficha-gregory-temporadas-clausula/dasftb/20090624dasdasftb_39/Tes

RUMOURS!!!!!

*Supposedly in England they are signing that Madrid have wrapped up the signing of Arbeloa

*Nihat could return to Turkey to play for the club where he started, Beskitas

*Drenthe's move to Fiorentina could collapse after a dispute over the 'option to buy' clause. Fiorentina want to be able to buy the dutchman for 7m euro after the loan period but Madrid want the clause set at 10m euro

*Lazio are in for Ever Banega (in addition to Coloccini and Lugano)

*Genoa could be the destination for Valencia full back Emiliano Moretti

And a few more....

*Zigic could actually stay at Valencia next year (would make sense after they sell Villa to us )

*Zaragoza want to take Martin Caceres on loan for the next season and Barcelona are willing to let him go to make room for Henrique

*Zaragoza also want Juan Pablo Carrizo who is apparently not moving to Lazio

*Rasmus Elm (who??????) is another alternative for the Sevilla midfield if other options such as Zokora, Mbia, or Ledesma do not become concrete

*Malaga want to retain the services of Duda who was on loan last season but if Sevilla do not agree they will go for Eduardo who is finishing his current contract with Ajax 30 June

*Codina could be on his way to Getafe. Real Madrid want to sell him but Getafe want a loan

*Numancia will require a million euro if Osasuna want Kika Sola

*Valladolid reportedly want Nacho Camacho and Dominguez to be included in the Sergio Asenjo deal

Jaime wrote:And a few more....

*Zigic could actually stay at Valencia next year (would make sense after they sell Villa to us )

Wrong. Clearly Zigic will stay because we are going to sign Villa and they won't be getting Negredo to replace him

Jaime wrote:
*Rasmus Elm (who??????) is another alternative for the Sevilla midfield if other options such as Zokora, Mbia, or Ledesma do not become concrete

He's in Sweden's U21 squad. The only reason I know is because I randomly picked him to be first goalscorer in the Predictor thing

kas wrote:

Jaime wrote:And a few more....

*Zigic could actually stay at Valencia next year (would make sense after they sell Villa to us )

Wrong. Clearly Zigic will stay because we are going to sign Villa and they won't be getting Negredo to replace him

Jaime wrote:
*Rasmus Elm (who??????) is another alternative for the Sevilla midfield if other options such as Zokora, Mbia, or Ledesma do not become concrete

He's in Sweden's U21 squad. The only reason I know is because I randomly picked him to be first goalscorer in the Predictor thing

Oh. I don't remember Elm from the FF squad list. Interesting. Could double the swedish population in la liga if he comes.

El Besiktas anuncia un acuerdo con Nihat

El traspaso podría cerrarse en torno a los 4 millones de euros

El Besiktas ha emitido un comunicado en su web en el que anuncia que ha llegado a un acuerdo con Nihat para que juegue en las próximas tres temporadas en el equipo otomano.

Según el club turco, el acuerdo con Nihat es total, y en varios medios de comunicación del país, el jugador aseguró estar "feliz" por su vuelta al Besiktas. Ahora sólo resta que el equipo turco llegue a un acuerdo con el Villarreal y las primeras cifras que se manejan ascienden a algo más de cuatro millones de euros por el traspaso del delantero.

El acuerdo lo ha anunciado, además del portal web del Besiktas, el propio presidente del club otomano, Yildirim Demiroren, quien también asegura tener "un acuerdo con el Villarreal".

http://www.marca.com/2009/06/25/futbol/equipos/villarreal/1245932386.html

I always liked Nihat but 4m for a player who is 30 and has been injured for the better part of the last two seasons and clearly now the 3rd or 4th choice striker at best - this is a good piece of business for Villarreal.

So now they have Rossi, Llorente, and Guille Franco. I wonder if they'll bring someone in or use Altidore. Depends on their non-EU spots I guess.

Even more rumours!!!!!!

*Ander Herrera will not, in the end, be going to Athletic as he is on the verge of signing a new deal with Zaragoza

*Athletic are interested in signing Jaen striker Joseba Arriaga

*Apparently David Prieto is not in Manolo Jimenez's plans for Sevilla and is close to moving to Sporting. He would be the second defender to sign with Sporting after Gregory Arnolin

*Almería are close to paying 3m euro for Newell's midfielder Hernán Bernardello

*Valladolid are contemplating several players for the next season including Álvaro Mejía (Murcia), David Barral (Sporting), and César Arzo (Recreativo)

kas wrote:So now they have Rossi, Llorente, and Guille Franco. I wonder if they'll bring someone in or use Altidore. Depends on their non-EU spots I guess.

No, Guille Franco left on a free (consult the transfer table kas!!!!!!! ) so they are just down to Rossi and Llorente. Altidore could be interesting, he looked very dangerous against Spain yesterday.

I also heard a rumour they could make an offer to Tamudo.

Valdano as ended the pack between real and barca, which was agreed upon when calderon was the president, a pity they are doing this now, when the only player they have worth signing is iker

Messiah wrote:Valdano as ended the pack between real and barca, which was agreed upon when calderon was the president, a pity they are doing this now, when the only player they have worth signing is iker

What are you on about now?

Jaime wrote:

Messiah wrote:Valdano as ended the pack between real and barca, which was agreed upon when calderon was the president, a pity they are doing this now, when the only player they have worth signing is iker

What are you on about now?

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11827_5400506,00.html

Jaime wrote:

Messiah wrote:Valdano as ended the pack between real and barca, which was agreed upon when calderon was the president, a pity they are doing this now, when the only player they have worth signing is iker

What are you on about now?

http://sport.es/default.asp?idpublicacio_PK=44&idioma=CAS&idnoticia_PK=624168&idseccio_PK=803

Messiah wrote:

Jaime wrote:

Messiah wrote:Valdano as ended the pack between real and barca, which was agreed upon when calderon was the president, a pity they are doing this now, when the only player they have worth signing is iker

What are you on about now?

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11827_5400506,00.html

Anyhow, Calderon's not the president any more.

César renews for another year with Valencia. Apparently Genoa are offering 3,5m euro for Moretti. Edu wants to go to Corinthians and he will be meeting with the club to negotiate his release.

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/futbol-cesar-sigue-iran-moretti/dasftb/20090625dasdaiftb_16/Tes

Villa: "No se cúal será mi futuro, pero jugaré en España"

David Villa ha concedido en Suráfrica una entrevista ante las cámaras de Cuatro. El delantero valencianista ha hablado de su futuro, y lo ha hecho con un cierto malestar, ya que ha pasado de estar convencido de dónde estaría la próxima temporada, a ver como su futuro está en el aire. "Hace una semana tenía claro mi futuro, y ahora no lo tengo. He pasado malos momentos, en parte por mi culpa, por estar pendiente de otras cosas, pero decidí pasar del tema y llevo cinco días sin pensar en ello", aseguró el 'Guaje, que terminó diciendo que hará reflexión "cuando acabe todo".

Pero una cosa si tiene clara el asturiano, sea el equipo que sea, la temporada que viene seguirá en España. "Cuando dije que tenía la decisión tomada era cierto, y esa decisión es que el año que viene jugaré en España porque es la liga que mejor me viene, no me iré al extranjero", aclaró en relación con las informaciones que anunciaban fuertes ofertas desde fuera de España para hacerse con los servicios del jugador.

Villa se mostró tranquilo ante las cámaras, pero como decíamos al comienzo de la notica, se intuía un cierto malestar con el Valencia, por haber subido las pretensiones sobre su fichaje, y también con el Madrid, por considerar que no ha hecho lo suficiente para conseguir su contratación.

Villa habló además sobre el fichaje de Albiol, y aseguró alegrarse "mucho por su llegada al Madrid, es jugador extraordinario, y un gran defensa que hará más fuerte" al conjunto blanco.

http://www.as.com/futbol/articulo/villa-sera-futuro-jugare-espana/dasftbpri/20090625dasdasftb_22/Tes

Sorry Luis!