Thanks semi-pro waster. It's just that you see Canvani's buy-out clause been met and until I read that article moments ago, had no idea Fabregas's was at £175m. I misunderstood it as literal - you pay £X to buy this player out of his contract.
Thanks semi-pro waster. It's just that you see Canvani's buy-out clause been met and until I read that article moments ago, had no idea Fabregas's was at £175m. I misunderstood it as literal - you pay £X to buy this player out of his contract.
Strootman & Maicon to Roma.
Not sure I can be more excited for next season
What happened to Maicon? A few years ago he was one of the best RBs in the world, then suddenly found himself third choice at Man City. I know Zabaleta had a brilliant season, but Maicon was even behind Richards?
I know, how dare he try to further his career.
What happened to Maicon? A few years ago he was one of the best RBs in the world, then suddenly found himself third choice at Man City. I know Zabaleta had a brilliant season, but Maicon was even behind Richards?
Giaccherini officially signed for Sunderland now
Thought he was very impressive during the Confeds. Could turn out to be a very shrewd signing.
Can people stop mentioning this mythical 50% thing? Unless you have a confirmed source for this you're just talking ****.
If the rule is 100% confirmed truth then this whole thread needs to be closed
Who the heck has a confirmed source about anything? Is it confirmed source if the papers are talking about it? Because all the papers keep mentioning it.
after one season into a 4 year contract...wonder how much further his career would have progressed if we hadn't of signed him - Fulham had the chance but didn't.
And if his "target" is Europa League football and a top 6 finish - he will find Spurs an ideal match.
its funny reading all these reports that cesc has said he wants to stay blah blah then sky sports say this
Manchester United face competition for Cesc Fabregas from three Premier League rivals.
Sky sources are indicating that Fabregas would be open to a move if Barca accepted a bid.
When we signed him he was going to be number one. He started at Real for his debut but went off injured and after that really struggled after that.What happened to Maicon? A few years ago he was one of the best RBs in the world, then suddenly found himself third choice at Man City. I know Zabaleta had a brilliant season, but Maicon was even behind Richards?
I really get bored of this loyalty nonsense. Shocking as it is, but footballers are employees as much as anyone else. They have aspirations and careers to make for themselves. There are certain, very limited situations in which it's a little wrong for a footballer to leave a club - if they have paid for him through years of injury, only for him to leave when he gets fit again for example. Generally, though, it's like anything else - if you get a chance to move up in the world, take it.