Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

THE FUTURE OF SERGIO AGUERO | THIS COULD BE THE DECISIVE WEEK


SPANISH FOOTBALL promises to be interesting & agitated this week as the elimination of Brazil (Neymar) & Argentina (Aguero) will speed up transfer & signing proceedings, or at least clear up the future of some players & where they will play next season. While the case of Brazilian International looks pretty much clear, the future of Argentine & ATLETICO DE MADRID forward SERGIO AGUERO now enters the "critical stage". According to the players representive ( one of them at least ) Hernán Reguera who commented to paper "Ole" , Aguero will resolve his future this week with his future Club. But which Club?







Spanish Football
Sergio Aguero

The Club that SERGIO AGUERO wishes is to play for is REAL MADRID, but the latter has not made a formal move or offer as yet, at least publicly. Media observers add that Real Madrid has "tested" Atletico but the latter has solicited Real Madrid to avoid asking, offering or buying to avoid "breaking" inter-Club relations & cause a "riot" from the Atletico fans. Thus as far as we all know, Real Madrid does not wish to put Atletico Directives in any problems, keep their good relations flowing & have not made the 45M€ contract release clause offer. This in itself has perplexed Sergio Aguero as he believed that Real Madrid would take "care of things" after he made the move of announcing that he wished to leave his Club. In fact, Aguero is "affected" by the Real Madrid decision to go after Brazilian Neymar.

The only Club to date that has offered the asking price of 45M€ is apparently MANCHESTER CITY &, today in Spanish Sports Football paper "AS", it looked serious & a real possibility. So serious that the paper titles ..."Aguero will go to City this week"! The paper argues that Aguero hasn´t any other choice,as Atletico refuses to deal with Real Madrid & City is the only Club will to fork out the impressive 45M €uros.



Said all this, it costs me to really believe this story. Atletico may agree with City a transfer fee but the player will have the final say, & Aguero does not wish to move from Spain, at least those are his words. I feel the player will use the Manchester City option as a manoeuvring lever to pressure Real Madrid into action & that the latter may come into the public light this week. This is my guess of course, a hypothetical guess, as I also do not count out FC Barcelona if the Sanchez - Cesc Fabregas negotiations complicate  themselves further. This last option is not in the betting sweep stakes, but ...

I have a feeling that the Sergio Aguero case will drag on further than we all think & that the battle will be bitter & bloody as the player will use all sorts of "tricks" to get to where he wishes. I do not at all discard a "dark shadow & sinister hand" pulling the strings from Real Madrid as they attempt to keep the good guys profile in the face of the public.

They say this is the decisive week - heard that one before - lets see if this is the case.


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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Robert Pires Pondering Future After Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Robert Pires is weighing up whether to retire or play abroad when his short-term contract with the club expires this summer.

The former Arsenal midfielder signed a six-month deal before Christmas and has made only a handful of appearances for the midlands club.

He said: “I’m still playing in the Premier League so I get noticed. People haven’t forgotten about me.

“I’m prepared to retire in May if that’s what it comes to.

“But I am also ready to go wherever an interesting proposition comes along – be it Qatar or the United States.

“I’ve even had an offer from Australia. But it’s a case of one thing at a time and I’ll look at that at the end of the season.”



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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Real set to decide Canales future

Joe Kiddle is tipping goals when Bayern Munich host Inter Milan in the Champions League tonight…



Sergio Canales' future will be decided at the end of the season, according to the player's father.



The 20-year-old was snapped up by Real Madrid last summer after playing just a handful of games for Racing Santander.



However, the midfielder has struggled to make an impact under Jose Mourinho and has started just one game this season.



The player's father and agent, Angel Canales, says talks will take place at the end of the season.



"He wants to play here [Madrid] but in June we will speak with the club and find the best solution," said Canales snr.



Real are reportedly yet to decide on what to do with Canales, although should they decide to sell him there would be no shortage of interest.



Canales himself has stated that he is happy at Real and was pleased he not to have been sent out on loan in January.



"I'm happy, I'm in Madrid and fighting to get some minutes," he told Marca last week.



"Playing in teams like this is difficult, the key is to work hard. I have not proven myself yet."



Joe Kiddle is tipping goals when Bayern Munich host Inter Milan in the Champions League tonight…




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Saturday, March 12, 2011

Redknapp doubt over King future

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Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has admitted he is uncertain how long Ledley King will be able to continue playing as a degenerative knee problem continues to affect his ability to train.



King, 30, has been at Spurs his entire career and is club captain - but due to his knee injury he is unable to train regularly.



The centre back was named among the substitutes for Tottenham's 0-0 Champions League draw with Milan and it was the first time he has featured in a matchday squad since October 16.



King has played just four games this season and has been suffering with a groin injury that Redknapp believes can be attributed to his restricted training regime.



"You have to train," Redknapp said. "You can't just come on Saturdays and expect to be the best player. Ledley has got away with not training all week and you can't do that for long. I think now he's finding it more difficult, as suddenly he's picked up a few more injuries.



"He's got a problem with his groin and we took a gamble with him [against Milan]. We just keep our fingers crossed for him and Jonathan Woodgate because they're fantastic centre halves. We're lucky that Michael Dawson has been brilliant and William Gallas has done a great job for us as well."





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