Edin Džeko - Striker - Manchester City - Part 2 (22 Viewers)
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This guy clearly knows something we do not.
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Dzeko agent: 'Ideal for Juve!'
By Football Italia staff
Edin Dzeko’s agent is pushing for a move to Juventus. “He’d be ideal for Antonio Conte’s tactics. We hoped he’d play more” regularly at Manchester City.
The striker was on the verge of a transfer to Turin when he was at Wolfsburg, but opted for the Premier League instead, where he won the title this season.
“Dzeko would be excellent for Juve,” agent Sead Susic told Radio Radio today.
“He is still tied to a long-term contract with City and ended the season well. However, we had hoped he would play some more.
“Maybe Roberto Mancini is wrong to use him so little, considering his average goal-scoring ratio, but in any case I think he’d be ideal for Conte’s tactics.”
Susic also revealed why the proposed transfer to Serie A broke down two years ago.
“At the time neither Milan nor Juve could sign him because the price-tag was too high. The Bianconeri are still interested, as are Real Madrid.
“We’re trying to work out what City will decide to do, then find a solution. Anzhi? I don’t think he’d go there.”
This guy clearly knows something we do not.
---------- Post added 22.05.2012 at 16:09 ----------
Dzeko agent: 'Ideal for Juve!'
By Football Italia staff
Edin Dzeko’s agent is pushing for a move to Juventus. “He’d be ideal for Antonio Conte’s tactics. We hoped he’d play more” regularly at Manchester City.
The striker was on the verge of a transfer to Turin when he was at Wolfsburg, but opted for the Premier League instead, where he won the title this season.
“Dzeko would be excellent for Juve,” agent Sead Susic told Radio Radio today.
“He is still tied to a long-term contract with City and ended the season well. However, we had hoped he would play some more.
“Maybe Roberto Mancini is wrong to use him so little, considering his average goal-scoring ratio, but in any case I think he’d be ideal for Conte’s tactics.”
Susic also revealed why the proposed transfer to Serie A broke down two years ago.
“At the time neither Milan nor Juve could sign him because the price-tag was too high. The Bianconeri are still interested, as are Real Madrid.
“We’re trying to work out what City will decide to do, then find a solution. Anzhi? I don’t think he’d go there.”
Matri is not benched because he miss chances, every striker does that from time to time.
he can't cope with the high tempo and contribute to our build up play which sees him fall down in pecking order, very same reason why Dzeko's benched at city.
Old fashioned box poacher. Conte do not want.
@Hustini keep dreamin buddy
he can't cope with the high tempo and contribute to our build up play which sees him fall down in pecking order, very same reason why Dzeko's benched at city.
Old fashioned box poacher. Conte do not want.
@Hustini keep dreamin buddy
In other words, he said that if City, Barca, Real, Chelsea or PSG want a player, we certainly can't compete with them financially. Something we all knew by now. Even if we make a financial sacrifice with a 40m eur transfer and 6m eur wages, we can lose on a player because the other teams will match the transfer fee and pay 8m for wages.
The difference between this summer and last summer, imo, is that this time we are in position to make a ~30m eur offer for a player. We weren't in the same position previously. But will that be enough to secure that player will depend solely on the interest City and co. show in the same player.
The difference between this summer and last summer, imo, is that this time we are in position to make a ~30m eur offer for a player. We weren't in the same position previously. But will that be enough to secure that player will depend solely on the interest City and co. show in the same player.
Champions cost the going market rate, however f^&%ed up the going rate is. So if there are four-five Champion players on the market, and if we cannot make a competitive offer for one of them along with City, Barca, Real, Chelsea or PSG.. then we will have a bargain basement buy. I'd say nominally we could make a 25m offer for a player - but this year we should be able to offer 40-60 on a major investment since we have revenue from the stadium, we just won the league, and have Champs League money.
The difference being that the aforementioned clubs you used as examples can write off a bad 40-60 million euro investment without it greatly affecting the bottom line. Juve simply can't do that. Not Yet. A good portion of the revenues are still going to the club to pay off the stadium reconstruction debt.
This is going to take some time before every penny that they make will actually be able to be re-invested in the club.
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