Marco Motta - D R - Udinese (7 Viewers)
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They want everyone it seems.
Now that's a winning formula (for us that is).
Why? Because he is Italian?
Ekdal played regularly for Siena and Motta warmed the bench for Roma. Yes, i don't say if Motta played for Siena he won't become a first team player and if Ekdal come to Roma he will not become bench player. But i still thought their valuation is the same, but seeing we need Motta more than Roma need Ekdal so the Motta is more expensive
I don't mind though if the deal is 50% Immobile + 50% Ekdal
Ekdal played regularly for Siena and Motta warmed the bench for Roma. Yes, i don't say if Motta played for Siena he won't become a first team player and if Ekdal come to Roma he will not become bench player. But i still thought their valuation is the same, but seeing we need Motta more than Roma need Ekdal so the Motta is more expensive
I don't mind though if the deal is 50% Immobile + 50% Ekdal
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Roma delay Motta 'move’[/FONT]
The young right-back is a transfer target for the Turin giants, but the capital club will have a say in his future.
“We need to find a solution that suits ourselves and Roma,” stated Udinese sporting director Fabrizio Larini.
“Juventus? They are one of the sides who could be interested in Motta, but we need to speak with Roma first. It’s all up for discussion.”
Udinese currently own all of the Under-21 international who has been on loan at Roma since January 1, 2009.
However, as part of that loan agreement, Roma were offered the chance to sign 50 per cent of the player’s contract for €3.5m this summer.
It’s unclear at this moment in time whether the Giallorossi want to keep hold of the player who wasn’t a regular fixture under boss Claudio Ranieri.[/FONT]
Friday 18 June, 2010
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Geneva,Swiss,SunSans-Regular]Udinese won’t enter into negotiations with Juventus over Marco Motta until they’ve discussed their options with Roma.The young right-back is a transfer target for the Turin giants, but the capital club will have a say in his future.
“We need to find a solution that suits ourselves and Roma,” stated Udinese sporting director Fabrizio Larini.
“Juventus? They are one of the sides who could be interested in Motta, but we need to speak with Roma first. It’s all up for discussion.”
Udinese currently own all of the Under-21 international who has been on loan at Roma since January 1, 2009.
However, as part of that loan agreement, Roma were offered the chance to sign 50 per cent of the player’s contract for €3.5m this summer.
It’s unclear at this moment in time whether the Giallorossi want to keep hold of the player who wasn’t a regular fixture under boss Claudio Ranieri.[/FONT]
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