Re: Mercado de verano: La Liga Summer Transfer Thread by Super Progress Thu Jun 25, 2009 3:41 pm
Why would you want to be friendly with the madridista scum. You have already conclusively proven that anything infected by madridistas corrupts eg. Spain.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
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Jaime wrote:Look, we all know that Barcelona are interested in Villa but we also know they aren't going to sign another first choice striker unless they get rid of Eto'o. Simple as.
I think Villa is irritated with the club because they pulled the plug on what was a done deal. When he gets back to Spain I think he is going to try to impose his will to move to Barcelona.
Messiah wrote:Jaime wrote:Look, we all know that Barcelona are interested in Villa but we also know they aren't going to sign another first choice striker unless they get rid of Eto'o. Simple as.
I think Villa is irritated with the club because they pulled the plug on what was a done deal. When he gets back to Spain I think he is going to try to impose his will to move to Barcelona.
And rightly so. Villa is Valencia's prized asset. It's absolutely pointless selling him for less than his worth. It won't solve the financial crisis at the club, will weaken the team and stregthen a rival as well. It makes no sense for Valencia to sell, especially at prices offered. Hands off vultures.King Pipita wrote:Either Valencia are playing hardball for leverage or they would rather screw the finances than disappoint their fans. Either way this is the right approach for RM to take. There's no point beating a dead horse.
Jaime wrote:Valencia y Mallorca acuerdan el pase de Moyá
El Valencia y el Real Mallorca han acordado verbalmente el traspaso del guardameta Miguel Ángel Moyá aunque todavía falta ratificarlo con la firma de los contratos, informaron fuentes de la negociación.
Las conversaciones entre ambos clubes se iniciaron la pasada semana y en las últimas horas se ha producido el acuerdo, aunque ninguno de los dos clubes lo ha hecho oficial a la espera de que se perfilen los detalles pendientes de la operación.
Moyá, de 25 años, se formó en la cantera del Real Mallorca, a cuyo primer equipo accedió en 2004, y ha actuado en las categorías inferiores de la selección española, con la que se proclamó campeón de Europa sub'16 y sub'19.
En la pasada pretemporada, el Valencia ya se interesó por el portero del Mallorca, por el que ofreció cerca de ocho millones de euros, pero la operación no cristalizó ya que la cantidad solicitada por el club balear era muy superior.
Según las mismas fuentes, el pase del guardameta del Real Mallorca al Valencia se podría cerrar por una cantidad cercana a los seis millones de euros.
http://www.marca.com/2009/06/25/futbol/equipos/valencia/1245956005.html
So they've resigned Cesar, signed Moya - I wonder what becomes of Renan who I thought did very well in his first season prior to the injury.
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