Hamsik to Juve? (35 Viewers)

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Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
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Why, is it 31 of August already?
-Neddy extended
-Giovinco is coming
-De Ceglie too
-Hamsik doesnt want to go
-Napoli wont let him go
-We are not seeming, to be interested for LMs tactically
-We havent shown any official interest on Hamsik for ages
-Our open business with Napoli ended and we didnt even mentioned a future deal with them

There is nothing that would indicate that this transfer is more probable than Drogba's
 
May 21, 2008
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-Neddy extended
-Giovinco is coming
-De Ceglie too
-Hamsik doesnt want to go
-Napoli wont let him go
-We are not seeming, to be interested for LMs tactically
-We havent shown any official interest on Hamsik for ages
-Our open business with Napoli ended and we didnt even mentioned a future deal with them

There is nothing that would indicate that this transfer is more probable than Drogba's
that's true ... closed thread
 

Christina

vanilla pudding
Aug 21, 2006
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Marino: Hamsik is priceless

Napoli director of sport Pierpaolo Marino has rebutted Liverpool’s interest in Marek Hamsik, labelling the midfielder 'unsellable’.

The Merseyside outfit have recently been busy in Italy, looking at the Slovakian international and Udinese’s Andrea Dossena.

“Napoli chose a bunch of motivated lads,” said Marino. “We knew they would give their all, and they have not disappointed.”

The Partenopei made a number of signings after their promotion from Serie B last year to bolster their ranks.

“Among these, Hamsik is unsellable. The club are trying to get in touch with his agents because we would be up in arms if they are attempting to sell him.”

Hamsik has impressed in his first season at Napoli. The 20-year-old joined from Brescia last summer and has scored nine goals in 37 appearances.

“We will not exchange him,” added Marino. “Nor will we accept any figure for his services. “He is central to our plans for next season.”

Napoli will compete in the Intertoto Cup for a UEFA Cup place after finishing eighth in Serie A.

The Azzurri are currently scouring South America for young talent to strengthen the depth of the squad even further.

Napoli, famous for their faith in Argentines, are believed to be closing in on River Plate’s 23-year-old winger Matías Abelairas.

Edy Reja will, however, have to beat Lazio and Schalke to the youngster’s signature.

channel 4
 

tibike

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Dec 11, 2007
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Marino: Hamsik is priceless

Napoli director of sport Pierpaolo Marino has rebutted Liverpool’s interest in Marek Hamsik, labelling the midfielder ‘unsellable’.

The Merseyside outfit have recently been busy in Italy, looking at the Slovakian international and Udinese’s Andrea Dossena.

“Napoli chose a bunch of motivated lads,” said Marino. “We knew they would give their all, and they have not disappointed.”

The Partenopei made a number of signings after their promotion from Serie B last year to bolster their ranks.

“Among these, Hamsik is unsellable. The club are trying to get in touch with his agents because we would be up in arms if they are attempting to sell him.”

Hamsik has impressed in his first season at Napoli. The 20-year-old joined from Brescia last summer and has scored nine goals in 37 appearances.

“We will not exchange him,” added Marino. “Nor will we accept any figure for his services. “He is central to our plans for next season.”

Napoli will compete in the Intertoto Cup for a UEFA Cup place after finishing eighth in Serie A.

The Azzurri are currently scouring South America for young talent to strengthen the depth of the squad even further.

Napoli, famous for their faith in Argentines, are believed to be closing in on River Plate’s 23-year-old winger Matías Abelairas.

Edy Reja will, however, have to beat Lazio and Schalke to the youngster’s signature.

channel 4
And we could have had him for 5,5M eur last summer :cry:
 

vimo

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Apr 1, 2006
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And we could have had him for 5,5M eur last summer :cry:
i know you're right about the fact that we could have signed an upcoming WC-player for 5 mio last season but let me say this; i think we should stop bitching and whining about these things; i mean seriously, last season we were in no position of spending 5 mio on someone who might as well screw up and cost us our season. Last summer, we were busy saving our asses and organizing our whole 'company'.
It's easy of course saying afterwards. Hell, we could also have bought cristiano ronaldo 20 years ago, when he started walking for like 3 action figurines.

I won't blame secco for not having signed hamsik. It's a gamble, and from all those 'promising' youngsters that are signed, only a small percentage really make an impact. We ARE active on the youngster-market (c.f. ekdahl) and i think our management is right in pointing to established class-players (amauri, alonso, ...) instead of starting a gamble now. Once we are back on top (nationally and internationally) we can start to sign tomorrow's agueros and ronaldos, because then, with a nearly fully-set team, we can 'throw out' the cash for those more 'gambled players'.

Honestly, saying now that secco should have signed him is easy. But if the question was 'not signing someone else and instead take hamsik', i bet the opinions would have differred much more back then.
 

tibike

Senior Member
Dec 11, 2007
1,147
i know you're right about the fact that we could have signed an upcoming WC-player for 5 mio last season but let me say this; i think we should stop bitching and whining about these things; i mean seriously, last season we were in no position of spending 5 mio on someone who might as well screw up and cost us our season. Last summer, we were busy saving our asses and organizing our whole 'company'.
It's easy of course saying afterwards. Hell, we could also have bought cristiano ronaldo 20 years ago, when he started walking for like 3 action figurines.

I won't blame secco for not having signed hamsik. It's a gamble, and from all those 'promising' youngsters that are signed, only a small percentage really make an impact. We ARE active on the youngster-market (c.f. ekdahl) and i think our management is right in pointing to established class-players (amauri, alonso, ...) instead of starting a gamble now. Once we are back on top (nationally and internationally) we can start to sign tomorrow's agueros and ronaldos, because then, with a nearly fully-set team, we can 'throw out' the cash for those more 'gambled players'.

Honestly, saying now that secco should have signed him is easy. But if the question was 'not signing someone else and instead take hamsik', i bet the opinions would have differred much more back then.
Actually, we were very close to signing Cristiano Ronaldo, but Salas refused to go :(
 

HelterSkelter

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Apr 15, 2005
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Mourinho Demands Hamsik As First Signing

According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Jose Mourinho has given Inter President Massimo Moratti the list of four players he wants to buy this summer, and at the top of this list is Napoli sensation Marek Hamsik.

Mourinho is almost certain to become the new coach of Inter, following the sacking of Roberto Mancini earlier this week.

The Gazzetta says that 'The Special One’ has already notified Moratti of the four players he wants to sign ahead of the 2008/09 campaign.

Top of the list is Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik. The 20-year-old joined the Partenopei last summer from Serie B side Brescia and was an absolute revelation this season.

He was a virtual ever-present at the heart of the Azzurri midfield, missing only the last match of the campaign, and scored nine goals from 37 games.

The three other players Mourinho wants to sign are Udinese’s Gokhan Inler, Sevilla winger Diego Capel, and Arsenal’s Aliaksandr Hleb.

Genoa’s Abdoulay Konko will be the only player desired by Mancini that will arrive, joining from Genoa.

Goal.com
 

Alen

Ѕenior Аdmin
Apr 2, 2007
53,893
Lets see now if Marino was serious about Hamsik being untouchable.
Napoli will certainly recieve an offer very hard to reject.

And Mourinho will obviously use the same tactics he used in Chelsea, with players with similar characteristics with the ones he had in Chelsea. Hamsik will be his Lampard if Inter manage to sign him.
 

only-juve

Senior Member
Jan 5, 2008
7,451
I hate to state the obvious but when Moratti allows Mourinho into his wallet then I think Inter have everything they need to build the best squad in world football by a distance
He had the same opportunity with chelsea, he got all the players that he asked for but couldn't win the champions league!! I don't c him winning the champions league specially with those losers Inter......
 

Gazzo

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Jul 9, 2007
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He had the same opportunity with chelsea, he got all the players that he asked for but couldn't win the champions league!! I don't c him winning the champions league specially with those losers Inter......
Oh but he didnt get all the players he wanted.. Moratti will be more flexible than Roman when it comes to selecting players (e.g. Sheva)..
 
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