Because they're offering a player as well
Summer Silly Season 2016
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Reports suggested Klopp was watching River Plate defender Gabriel Mercado, not Higuan. Something that was made a mockery of when it emerged Mexican club Monterrey already had an agreement with him. But now, Mercado has broken that, with Monterrey confirming such :
Gabriel Mercado broke, unilaterally, the agreement that existed between the player himself and our club.
According to the Argentine media, Liverpool made him break the agreement. It is reported River Plate had agreed a fee of around €2m for Mercado with Monterrey, and a similar fee is expected should Liverpool be also genuinely interested.
Reports suggested Klopp was watching River Plate defender Gabriel Mercado, not Higuan. Something that was made a mockery of when it emerged Mexican club Monterrey already had an agreement with him. But now, Mercado has broken that, with Monterrey confirming such :
Gabriel Mercado broke, unilaterally, the agreement that existed between the player himself and our club.
According to the Argentine media, Liverpool made him break the agreement. It is reported River Plate had agreed a fee of around €2m for Mercado with Monterrey, and a similar fee is expected should Liverpool be also genuinely interested.
I've just googled him. His head is so big it looks like its been photoshopped onto him in each photo
£12m or so offered. I'm not sure what the value of the Napoli player involved is, but if we want him it looks like we may have to towards £15m or more.
And Milan also interested according to the Echo.
Get French Football @GFFN 2m2 minutes ago
Blaise Matuidi authorised by the French national team to fly to England today for supposed transfer talks, according to Goal France.
Wonder where he is going. Can only pray its to us.
Blaise Matuidi authorised by the French national team to fly to England today for supposed transfer talks, according to Goal France.
Wonder where he is going. Can only pray its to us.
A 29 year old who has never played in Europe? Highly doubt it...
Probably Chelsea
Yep. Not going to happen.
Napoli have apparently had a €35 million double deal offer for Marko Pjaca and Marko Rog accepted and are also in talks for Arkadiusz Milik. Where do they get all the money from?
http://www.gazzettaworld.com/news/transfer-market/rumour/napoli-swoop-croatia-starlets/
http://www.gazzettaworld.com/news/transfer-market/napoli-milik-juventus/
http://www.gazzettaworld.com/news/transfer-market/rumour/napoli-swoop-croatia-starlets/
http://www.gazzettaworld.com/news/transfer-market/napoli-milik-juventus/
fuck's sake. i wanted pjaca
Maybe Utd. The story from the French media was BS mind
I like the way you think. Count me in.
What have we missed this time Oscar Wilde?
Hahahaha. Fuck you funnyman.
You see that..'binomial'?
"I am aware of his cringingly unfunny, try hard posts"
That's you that is. He's your comedy hero. You think he's like Bill Hicks
Remember that Bill Hicks show in London?
Good times.
You mean the one where some bloke played him after he died? I enjoyed that, macabre as it was
Yeah it was fucking weird. But he did a good job. Sucking satans cock.
Not likely. Real will have to pay back 15m euro.
Billy Liddell @Liddellpool 20h20 hours ago
Zielinski will officially be a Napoli player either today or tomorrow, acc to Tele Club Italia
Zielinski will officially be a Napoli player either today or tomorrow, acc to Tele Club Italia
Hardly surprising since our interest has started to Peter out.
First we lose all our targets to Dortmund, and now to Napoli. Who's next?
Not player related.
http://www.sport-english.com/en/new...lace-guardiolas-staff-manchester-city-5246777
[article]Rodolf Borrell will make up part of Pep Guardiola's coaching staff at Manchester City after working as director of the club's academy for the last two seasons. Guardiola has made serveal changes to his staff, with Mikel Arteta also joining the set up in Manchester.
Txiki Begiristain, a key figure in Borrell's career, took him to City in 2014, giving him the task of developing and implementing new training methods at the club, which quickly showed results. The youth teams at City have stood out for their attacking style and their manner of playing, which in turn has led to good results. The differences could be seen this past season, with City winning various national titles, including the Under 18 Premier League, as well as several international tournaments.
Borrell's work has not gone unnoticed and both Guardiola and Begiristain have decided he should have a place on the first team's new project. Pep and Rodo know each other from their time at Barça together, when Begiristain was also at the Catalan club.
Up until this point, Borrell's professional career has been long and successful. He was a coach for 14 seasons (1995-2009) at Barça's academy - working with nearly all the age groups - where he won a number of titles and contributed to the development of players such as Lionel Messi, Gerard Pique and Cesc Fabregas when he coached the famous 1987 generation.
In July 2009 he moved to Liverpool (2009-2014) with Rafa Benitez and Pep Segura, where he trained the Under 18 team and then the reserve team, before taking over as director of the club's academy during his final season on Merseyside.
City have various young players who will be on the fringes of the first team in the coming seasons and with Rodolf Borrell forming part of Guardiola's team, these young players will encounter a familiar face when the doors open for them.[/article]
http://www.sport-english.com/en/new...lace-guardiolas-staff-manchester-city-5246777
[article]Rodolf Borrell will make up part of Pep Guardiola's coaching staff at Manchester City after working as director of the club's academy for the last two seasons. Guardiola has made serveal changes to his staff, with Mikel Arteta also joining the set up in Manchester.
Txiki Begiristain, a key figure in Borrell's career, took him to City in 2014, giving him the task of developing and implementing new training methods at the club, which quickly showed results. The youth teams at City have stood out for their attacking style and their manner of playing, which in turn has led to good results. The differences could be seen this past season, with City winning various national titles, including the Under 18 Premier League, as well as several international tournaments.
Borrell's work has not gone unnoticed and both Guardiola and Begiristain have decided he should have a place on the first team's new project. Pep and Rodo know each other from their time at Barça together, when Begiristain was also at the Catalan club.
Up until this point, Borrell's professional career has been long and successful. He was a coach for 14 seasons (1995-2009) at Barça's academy - working with nearly all the age groups - where he won a number of titles and contributed to the development of players such as Lionel Messi, Gerard Pique and Cesc Fabregas when he coached the famous 1987 generation.
In July 2009 he moved to Liverpool (2009-2014) with Rafa Benitez and Pep Segura, where he trained the Under 18 team and then the reserve team, before taking over as director of the club's academy during his final season on Merseyside.
City have various young players who will be on the fringes of the first team in the coming seasons and with Rodolf Borrell forming part of Guardiola's team, these young players will encounter a familiar face when the doors open for them.[/article]
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