Miloš Krasić - AM R - CSKA Moscow (19 Viewers)
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what about the other surprises marotta said he had in store? 15mil for krasic is a big big big bargain imho...my confidence in beppe's negotiating skills is stronger now...i think we're instore for another one or two big signings..and if we get some dead weight (and corpse weight like zeb 'n greg) off our hands then we can squeeze in some other good signings
CSKA’S KRASIC EDGING TOWARDS JUVENTUS
The Miloš Krasić era with CSKA Moscow is nearing an end, as a deal to see him move to Italy’s Juventus is expected to be announced shortly.
Joining the Army-Men from FK Vojvodina in 2004, the Serbian international developed into a powerful force with both pace and attacking creativity on the flanks. In the last year, his stock has soared and linked with a number of top sides in Italy, Spain and England but is said to be anxious to join new manager Luigi Delneri's efforts.
Though unofficial, the final pieces of transaction are rumoured to being put into place with the Bianconeri anxious to build a squad that can threaten to claim the Scudetto.
For CSKA, the move has been expected but they have planned well with the addition of Keisuke Honda and Seydou Doumbia as well as seeing Pavel Mamaev emerge as a dominating player. While Leonid Slutsky will naturally miss Miloš Krasić's impact, the Army-Men are not short on attacking prowess and have shown notable improvement of late with Alan Dzagoev spearheading the attack from a centralist position with Guilherme and Tomáš Necid up top and Keisuke Honda and Pavel Mamaev in the flanks.
Furthermore, CSKA Moscow club president Evgeniy Giner scored one of the winters top signing signings with Seydou Doumbia this past January and will see Côte d’Ivoire international join the club from BSC Young Boys on 1 July, turning the leagues already best attack up a level.
CSKA Moscow, who trail Zenit Saint Petersburg by a point, though they have played an additional match, return to play against Saturn Moskovskaya Oblast on 10 July.
Source: http://english.sport-express.ru/summary/1_5212/
The Miloš Krasić era with CSKA Moscow is nearing an end, as a deal to see him move to Italy’s Juventus is expected to be announced shortly.
Joining the Army-Men from FK Vojvodina in 2004, the Serbian international developed into a powerful force with both pace and attacking creativity on the flanks. In the last year, his stock has soared and linked with a number of top sides in Italy, Spain and England but is said to be anxious to join new manager Luigi Delneri's efforts.
Though unofficial, the final pieces of transaction are rumoured to being put into place with the Bianconeri anxious to build a squad that can threaten to claim the Scudetto.
For CSKA, the move has been expected but they have planned well with the addition of Keisuke Honda and Seydou Doumbia as well as seeing Pavel Mamaev emerge as a dominating player. While Leonid Slutsky will naturally miss Miloš Krasić's impact, the Army-Men are not short on attacking prowess and have shown notable improvement of late with Alan Dzagoev spearheading the attack from a centralist position with Guilherme and Tomáš Necid up top and Keisuke Honda and Pavel Mamaev in the flanks.
Furthermore, CSKA Moscow club president Evgeniy Giner scored one of the winters top signing signings with Seydou Doumbia this past January and will see Côte d’Ivoire international join the club from BSC Young Boys on 1 July, turning the leagues already best attack up a level.
CSKA Moscow, who trail Zenit Saint Petersburg by a point, though they have played an additional match, return to play against Saturn Moskovskaya Oblast on 10 July.
Source: http://english.sport-express.ru/summary/1_5212/
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