Almost done for Matuzalem (4 Viewers)
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Class...maybe, but better than Emerson? No. Capable of replacing Davids? Certainly not. Lampard plays in England where anybody with a brain can score goals and defend. All you've got to do is make a late run into the box and recieve a pass back. Freddie Ljungberg has made a living doing it, and he's really not that talented. Same goes for Lampard. Stick him in a league where the midfielders know how to mark and you'll find that he's useless.
That right there is a perfect example on why English teams have only played in one Champions League Final in the past 17 years; of course it was Man Utd. in a rather luckey 3 minutes against Bayern. For the reason above, I can't see a team like Arsenal win the C.L., or any other English team for that matter, unless they change there style of play. I was impressed with how Lampard played in the C.L., but Emerson is a class above, surely. I think Emerson is a more stable player, and has that extra class and experiance about him. But if the deal for Emerson fails, Lampard would still be a good buy.
Juventus have made the first move in the race for Brescia midfielder Francelino Matuzalem by reportedly making an offer of €3.7 million for his services.
The Brazilian has said that he would like to move to a bigger club this summer and a number of the big guns in Serie A have been looking at him.
Internazionale made their interest known, but it is Juve who have made the first move in bidding €3.7 million for him.
However, Brescia president Gino Corioni wants more money for one of his star players and is holding out for a bigger offer.
Although Juve are favourites, Roma and Spanish champions Valencia are also monitoring the man who helped Brescia stay up this term.
Brescia are hoping that a bidding war ensues to make sure they get the best possible fee for their main man.
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he's a decent player. i dont mind if juve replace him with tudor.
The Brazilian has said that he would like to move to a bigger club this summer and a number of the big guns in Serie A have been looking at him.
Internazionale made their interest known, but it is Juve who have made the first move in bidding €3.7 million for him.
However, Brescia president Gino Corioni wants more money for one of his star players and is holding out for a bigger offer.
Although Juve are favourites, Roma and Spanish champions Valencia are also monitoring the man who helped Brescia stay up this term.
Brescia are hoping that a bidding war ensues to make sure they get the best possible fee for their main man.
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he's a decent player. i dont mind if juve replace him with tudor.
ze maria?