I think that Villa after the end of Spanish championship he will negotiate with a bigger club but i think that Chelsea has the advance for him.
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i would give them trezguet plus 12 mil' to land him in juve.
trez won't sign a new contract and next year he'll go to lyon and we'll get NO money becuz he's ending his contract next year.
if we let zidane go to real and brought neddy we can easily say bye bye to trezegoal and bring the villagol to juve.
that's how the market works.
trez won't sign a new contract and next year he'll go to lyon and we'll get NO money becuz he's ending his contract next year.
if we let zidane go to real and brought neddy we can easily say bye bye to trezegoal and bring the villagol to juve.
that's how the market works.
Agreed.
Juventus would be well advised to act quickly to conclude the Huntelaar signing.
Villa is almost certain to remain in Liga for 2007/2008.
In the unlikely event of him moving from Spain, I'd expect him to end up at Liverpool with Rafael Benitez. In reality he will either end up staying at Valencia or, more likely, move to Real.
Juventus would be well advised to act quickly to conclude the Huntelaar signing.
Villa is almost certain to remain in Liga for 2007/2008.
In the unlikely event of him moving from Spain, I'd expect him to end up at Liverpool with Rafael Benitez. In reality he will either end up staying at Valencia or, more likely, move to Real.
Villa Agent Fires Valencia Contract Warning
David Villa's agent has denied holding negotiations with Chelsea, but did send out a warning to Valencia that he could be tempted to move unless a new contract is put on the table.
Villa Agent Fires Valencia Contract Warning
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José Luis Tamargo refuted reports that the Blues were keen to sign the Spanish international striker although he did reveal that the player's name had come up in casual conversation.
Chelsea have been linked with a big-money move for Villa with Roman Abramovich rumoured to be ready to pay €60m for his services in the summer.
"Talk is logical, but I have never negotiated with them," Tamargo stated on Spanish television show, Rondo. "To start with, at no time have I ever had a meeting with Chelsea.
"I have never had a meeting with anyone about anything to do with Villa's contract or him leaving Valencia.
"That is normal because in the course of my work it is unavoidable to talk about different players and their situations.
"I have received no offer for Villa. The day that an offer is received I will go straight to Valencia.
"I am not negotiating with anyone, but these are the things that everyone is talking about."
Tamargo used the interest from abroad to warn Valencia that Villa would require an improved contract at Mestalla following another impressive season at the club.
The agent challened los Ché to decide whether they want to make an assault on the league or whether they want to be a selling club.
"Villa wants to stay with Valencia because he is very, very happy there," Tamargo said.
"But, like every professional, things can be improved. His buy-out clause is €150m. For €60m he would go nowhere, but for €70m maybe.
"He would hope for a better deal. It is possible that in England he could earn €6m-a-year.
"Juventus could also afford to pay around €5m. David could be persuaded to stay for around €6m or €7m net.
"Valencia is a club with economic limitations. It is not a Madrid, Barça or Chelsea, or even Inter.
"Logically, Valencia is lucky to have a player like Villa. At the end of the season they will have to decide if they want a team of stars or whether they consider selling some for big money."
This is an interview with his agent published in http://www.goal.com/
David Villa's agent has denied holding negotiations with Chelsea, but did send out a warning to Valencia that he could be tempted to move unless a new contract is put on the table.
Villa Agent Fires Valencia Contract Warning
zoom - galleria
José Luis Tamargo refuted reports that the Blues were keen to sign the Spanish international striker although he did reveal that the player's name had come up in casual conversation.
Chelsea have been linked with a big-money move for Villa with Roman Abramovich rumoured to be ready to pay €60m for his services in the summer.
"Talk is logical, but I have never negotiated with them," Tamargo stated on Spanish television show, Rondo. "To start with, at no time have I ever had a meeting with Chelsea.
"I have never had a meeting with anyone about anything to do with Villa's contract or him leaving Valencia.
"That is normal because in the course of my work it is unavoidable to talk about different players and their situations.
"I have received no offer for Villa. The day that an offer is received I will go straight to Valencia.
"I am not negotiating with anyone, but these are the things that everyone is talking about."
Tamargo used the interest from abroad to warn Valencia that Villa would require an improved contract at Mestalla following another impressive season at the club.
The agent challened los Ché to decide whether they want to make an assault on the league or whether they want to be a selling club.
"Villa wants to stay with Valencia because he is very, very happy there," Tamargo said.
"But, like every professional, things can be improved. His buy-out clause is €150m. For €60m he would go nowhere, but for €70m maybe.
"He would hope for a better deal. It is possible that in England he could earn €6m-a-year.
"Juventus could also afford to pay around €5m. David could be persuaded to stay for around €6m or €7m net.
"Valencia is a club with economic limitations. It is not a Madrid, Barça or Chelsea, or even Inter.
"Logically, Valencia is lucky to have a player like Villa. At the end of the season they will have to decide if they want a team of stars or whether they consider selling some for big money."
This is an interview with his agent published in http://www.goal.com/
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