Klaas Jan Huntelaar (39 Viewers)

Dostoevsky

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mark77 said:
Bronzetti could be talking BS too...I recall him saying Ronaldihno was a done deal to Milan...now he says it's Chelsea...he also said last year Chivu to Real and he went to Inter...
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Not really...He said Ronaldinho will go to Milan or Chel$ki so he`s still not wrong about that.As for Chivu he just said that Roma accepted Real`s offer for Chivu,he didn`t said that they will sign him but he said that Chivu prefers Barcelona over Inter so he was wrong about that one.Anyway he said lots of things about transfers from Italy to Spain and vica-verse and 98% was true.
 

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Dule90 said:
Yeah,Liverpool wants Huntelaar now,its on calciomercato also.
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every italiano transfermarket page reports from others. so its a traduction of the english page.

I want huntelaar no mather what happen...there is nobody like him...yes perhaps torres or etoo and drogba...but hunter is the future...I hope they will not let him go somewhere else then juve. Bronzetti is a stupid guy who like to say all bad things about juve...as the entire italian medias in the last months...
 
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Faccini: Huntelaar Would Suit Roma And Milan (And Not Juve)

Italian transfer middleman Paolo Alberto Faccini has told Goal.com's Italian office why he believes that Ajax star Klaas Jan Huntelaar would be better suited to Roma and AC Milan, rather than Juventus...

Speaking to Goal.com, transfer facilitator and Dutch football expert Paolo Alberto Faccini described what he sees as Klaas Jan Huntelaar's strengths.

Faccini, a former Roma player who served during the 1982 Scudetto-winning season, remarked, "Huntelaar has the characteristics of, say, an Inzaghi.

"It's often reported that the Dutch league isn't as difficult as other ones - they say that Ajax play three matches a year (against PSV, Feyenoord and AZ.) But even against AZ, one of the more popular teams, Ajax waltzed to a great 6-1. You can't say that the defences do not matter.

"Is he ready for Serie A? I think so, but in my opinion he would need a very attacking team. He'd do better in a first-rate team, accustomed to pressing forward.

"Roma? Yes, I'd say so, but Milan also has the characteristics that would suit Huntelaar."

Juventus did not earn a mention, but the Turin club are thought to maintain an interest in the Ajax ace.

However, it seems as if the striker will be going nowhere until summer, at which point he'll contest the European Championships. Then, a move abroad could prove inevitable.

Steve Michaels, Goal.com
 
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Since this thread also deals about Maduro.
He is close to signing for Valencia, he only needs to pass his medical tests and then he will join Valencia, Ajax will receive around 3.000.000 euro for the midfielder.
 
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Maduro, accompanied by his fiancée, landed at Manises airport at 12:15 (both local and CET) to face a large number of journalists and cameramen waiting for him.

“I chose Valencia because they are a great club and I was also very excited about the prospect of playing football in Spain,” the 22-year-old said. “I’m very happy to be here. It’s a significant move in my career, as Valencia is one of the most important clubs in Spain.”

Maduro successfully completed his medical this afternoon and put pen to paper on a four and a half year deal with Ronald Koeman's side.

The defensive midfielder-cum-defender will get the chance to link up with Koeman for a second time in his career, as it was the Valencia manager that gave him his debut whilst at Ajax in 2005.

“I know Koeman well. He’s a great coach and we knew each other already, from the past in Amsterdam.” Maduro said.
The Spanish media believe that Valencia have paid somewhere in the region of 2 million Euros to secure the services of Maduro, although the fee is officially undisclosed.

Maduro represents Valencia's second confirmed signing in the January window, alongside fellow midfielder Ever Banega, who was signed from Boca Juniors for 18 million Euros.

Nicolae Dica could soon become their third signing, as Valencia are believed to be close to agreeing a fee of 4.5 million Euros with Steaua Bucharest for the Romanian forward.

Panos Bletsos and Nick Dorrington, Goal.com
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ciao, maduro
 
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guys, we dont need fucking huntelaar
screw him, yes he is a pretty good player, but he is no zidane
we need a solid defence and a creative midfield
we have enough attackers

next to that, i cant understand why you all so hyping about huntelaar
you watch too many youtube clips
 
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cunninlynguists said:
guys, we dont need fucking huntelaar
screw him, yes he is a pretty good player, but he is no zidane
we need a solid defence and a creative midfield
we have enough attackers

next to that, i cant understand why you all so hyping about huntelaar
you watch too many youtube clips
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for now yes we do have enough attackers...but with a CL + Serie A campaign u must have atleast 4 forwards in your squad...Palladino atm is not played as a striker but as a midfield player, so there are really only 3 STs...Huntelaar is a promising young option who can eventually one day be good enough to replace Trezeguet...and we should look to sign him b4 the whole world starts to go after him
 
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