Juve assess Vicente option (3 Viewers)
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by Mark Kendall
Spain starlet Vicente has put Europe's top clubs on red alert after admitting he feels unhappy and undervalued at Valencia following their latest contract offer to him.
The 22-year-old winger put in a superb display in Spain's opening game of Euro 2004 - a 1-0 win over Russia - further enhancing his already excellent reputation.
The player is currently contracted to Valencia until 2007, but his fine form this past season has led the Spanish champions to try and tie him to a new extended deal.
However, the player's agent Miguel Angel Cermeno has revealed his client is far from happy with Valencia's latest proposal and insists their four-year offer has caused bad blood between the two parties.
"The positions are very far away apart," Cermeno stated. "They have made it difficult for us to accept.
"The negotiations can be extended though. I hope it is not the end because, above all, Vicente wants to stay many more years with Valencia because he is a Valencia fan.
"There is a certain tension now. He (Vicente) feels that he is not valued, and I will tell the club this and that they have to reconsider.
"There is tension but it is caused by Valencia, they have to change their position because you can not have a player that is not sufficiently valued."
http://skysports.planetfootball.com/article.asp?id=208847&cpid=23
Spain starlet Vicente has put Europe's top clubs on red alert after admitting he feels unhappy and undervalued at Valencia following their latest contract offer to him.
The 22-year-old winger put in a superb display in Spain's opening game of Euro 2004 - a 1-0 win over Russia - further enhancing his already excellent reputation.
The player is currently contracted to Valencia until 2007, but his fine form this past season has led the Spanish champions to try and tie him to a new extended deal.
However, the player's agent Miguel Angel Cermeno has revealed his client is far from happy with Valencia's latest proposal and insists their four-year offer has caused bad blood between the two parties.
"The positions are very far away apart," Cermeno stated. "They have made it difficult for us to accept.
"The negotiations can be extended though. I hope it is not the end because, above all, Vicente wants to stay many more years with Valencia because he is a Valencia fan.
"There is a certain tension now. He (Vicente) feels that he is not valued, and I will tell the club this and that they have to reconsider.
"There is tension but it is caused by Valencia, they have to change their position because you can not have a player that is not sufficiently valued."
http://skysports.planetfootball.com/article.asp?id=208847&cpid=23
Wait, lemme get this straight. You would drop Del Piero just because of one match? FFS, Totti and Cassano were just as poor as Alex, and Michael Owen was even worse against France on Sunday. Henry was very quiet too, mind you. If ADP sucks for the remainder of the Euros and throughout pre-season then leaving him out would be justifiable, but you can't drop someone based on ONE game.
yeah, del piero played poor and everyone else were starlets against denmark
1. trez isolated by himself in such a formation will only lead to shit, and maybe more shit!
2. bonera is only good at right back in a more solid 4-4-2 formation as he doesnt move forward enough.
if moggi could get vincente as well as joaquin, then i really believe that having joaquin, emerson, maresca and vincente in midfield is creative enough. have del piero or miccoli next to trezeguet and our team is okay. But it still seems that we may lack some good creative play from the middle. nonetheless, a straight 4-4-2 is the way to go if those players were to join IMO.