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Brazzo also tapped him up some weeks ago :D

He was a strong player at one point. He'll probably tear up that league with Vucinic. Al-Jazira also have Jonathan Pitroipa on the wing and the best Emirati striker, Ali Mabkhout, as the #9. In fact he won the best Emirati player award. So they are going all-out up front.

Top scorer as well. I noticed his club Al-Jazira (City owner's Emirati club) signed Thiago Neves, another of the outstanding players in the league, from another team as well.

Looks like he brought a set of kits with him.

Moved to this thread. How did you even find that old Vucinic thread? :lol:

Your favourite?

I was getting increasingly annoyed with his performances towards the end, but he's not the sort of player who can come in and out randomly, especially with injuries. This is a good move for all concerned, good luck, Mirko :tup:

€12m :lol: Reminds me of Pirlo's book.

Typical Mirko, but he doesn't have much to lose at this point. He'll probably get a game against Cagliari and then off he goes.

He's obviously not in good game shape, and knows he is leaving, can't really expect him to be anything more than professional about it.

It would be nice if it turns out that way, with Vucinic and Giovinco coming into some form. It's tough to rely on 1-2 forwards all season.

That's because Osvaldo-Llorente doesn't work as a partnership, they both need a second striker with them. Vucinic should be useful in the run in, provided he stays fit.

Looks like it's going to be a last half hour job with that move or nothing.

@Nzoric when he sees this thread:

Let me help :D Vucinic can play LWF in the 4-3-3, for sure, but we don't play it.

I think that's going to happen, tbh. Should be an interesting summer, attacking transfers are attractive to follow.

Inter will end up giving us €3m.

Quick, someone add some euros flying out of his hand.

What a circus.

Dad, please log out.