Fernando Llorente (12 Viewers)

[Fernandito]

May reject a move to Porto where we could get an even exchange of Sandro if Real are serious about the move, which seemingly they are according to Tuttojuve.

Real Madrid signing Moratas'bench warmer???

Not Florentino's way

 

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[adRHCP]

I would give them Fernando for free if that option is removed.
I'm serious.

Same

 

[JuveJay]

Real Madrid signing Moratas'bench warmer???

Not Florentino's way

 

[Salvo]

I would give them Fernando for free if that option is removed.
I'm serious.

Absolutely

 

[LiquidPLP]

Apparently he's close to Madrid and didn't want to accept Porto so soon in the first place. It seems Rafa rates him. Hopefully it goes through it'd be a pity to keep him on the bench with him high wages and little contribution.

 

[Cheesio]

I think we will fail to sell him and would be stuck with him. His wages are a big hinderance for any interested team IMO.

 

[j0ker]

I think we will fail to sell him and would be stuck with him. His wages are a big hinderance for any interested team IMO.

We might end up paying half of his wage if he goes to the likes of Porto.

 

[baggio]

I wonder if we'll try to remove that Morata clause as part of any potential deal.

It may come up in discussions, but it will all stem from the price point that negotiations begin at. Alternately, they may discuss (difficult) a possible move for Isco with some money and Llorente going the other way.

 

[PedroFlu]

It would be really Benitez to see Llorente go to Real.

But I doubt Real management will do it. They decide transfers, not coaches.

Llorente will refrain every move waiting for Real, will get frustrated, will remain and not see minutes of football in the first semester, only to be sold for peanuts in january.

 

[Hydde]

It would be really Benitez to see Llorente go to Real.

But I doubt Real management will do it. They decide transfers, not coaches.

Llorente will refrain every move waiting for Real, will get frustrated, will remain and not see minutes of football in the first semester, only to be sold for peanuts in january.

Most realistic scenario.

 

[JuveJay]

We should sell for €12m and insert a buyback clause of €15m for the 2016-17 season.

 

[The Curr]

 

[Elvin]

It would be really Benitez to see Llorente go to Real.

But I doubt Real management will do it. They decide transfers, not coaches.

Llorente will refrain every move waiting for Real, will get frustrated, will remain and not see minutes of football in the first semester, only to be sold for peanuts in january.

I'm sure he'll get over it during the spring break.

 

[JuveJay]

Di Stefano: "And who are you?"

 

[only-juve]

It would be really Benitez to see Llorente go to Real.

But I doubt Real management will do it. They decide transfers, not coaches.

Llorente will refrain every move waiting for Real, will get frustrated, will remain and not see minutes of football in the first semester, only to be sold for peanuts in january.

That scenario that you just mentioned has Marotta's signature all over it.

That's why I've said, I expect him not to be sold.

 

[PedroFlu]

That scenario that you just mentioned has Marotta's signature all over it.

That's why I've said, I expect him not to be sold.

I wouldn't blame Marotta directly, Llorente's salaries are too high. It seemed fair when he got it, but he declined too much.

 

[Klin]

I think we will fail to sell him and would be stuck with him. His wages are a big hinderance for any interested team IMO.

Does Llorente want to leave though? That's the question my friend.

 

[Cheesio]

Does Llorente want to leave though? That's the question my friend.

We will hold to him until he asks for a new experience.

 

[The Curr]

If there's no takers for him this summer, it's not the end of the world. He's could still be useful and would still have some kind of market value in January or next summer.

 

[Red]

Llorente has already had a taste of spending an extended period of not playing at all from when Athletic Bilbao froze him out.

I didn't get the impression that he found that experience terribly enjoyable.