Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (49 Viewers)

[Xperd]

How sensible is the Cavani move for them actually? They've already got the L1 topscorer and are in no need of a striker/more goals.

What ? I dont want to defend them but its clear Ibra will play #10 just like he does for Sweden and hence i think were on the lookout for a striker.

Also,we cant rule out Ibra leaving them.

 

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[Red]

I really, really hope some Chelsea people will have the nerve to complain about PSG outbidding them.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Cavani
Lavezzi - Ibra - Pastore
Matuidi - Verratti

 

[Gian]

What ? I dont want to defend them but its clear Ibra will play #10 just like he does for Sweden and hence i think were on the lookout for a striker.

Also,we cant rule out Ibra leaving them.

I fucking hate P$G, I don't know what I'm saying. Those cunts have bought the entire league almost.

Ibra is like the laziest #10 in the world though. Atleast Lavezzi, when he plays that role, helps in defence

Cavani
Lavezzi - Ibra - Pastore
Matuidi - Verratti

Lucas?

 

[Salvatore]

They eased down a bit. In the first 2-3 years of Roman they would spend between 100-150M. Paying 63m for Cavani wouldn't be an issue for them before.

~€58m on Torres?

Man City's summer window last year must be one of the worst. Javi García, Sinclair, Rodwell, Maicon all for £41.2m. Secco power.

 

[Xperd]

Cavani
Lavezzi - Ibra - Pastore
Matuidi - Verratti

Pastore is shit..Either he'll be sold or he'll warm the bench there.

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I $#@!ing hate P$G, I don't know what I'm saying. Those $#@!s have bought the entire league almost.

Ibra is like the laziest #10 in the world though. Atleast Lavezzi, when he plays that role, helps in defence



Lucas?

I think they're more likely to field a 4-4-1-1 next year and Cavani's workrate would more then make up for Ibra's laziness.

 

[Gian]

I hope we get the oppertunity to knock those cunts out of the CL.

 

[adRHCP]

They eased down a bit. In the first 2-3 years of Roman they would spend between 100-150M. Paying 63m for Cavani wouldn't be an issue for them before.

Oh yes, they have. But they still spend almost 100M every year but it's not like Marco Marín was needed there

Of course they're an oil club, but they play in the richest/most supported league in the world are always contenders for the UCL and EPL every season.

I agree then

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Pastore is shit..Either he'll be sold or he'll warm the bench there.

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I think they're more likely to field a 4-4-1-1 next year and Cavani's workrate would more then make up for Ibra's laziness.

nah, Blanc prefers to play with playmaker 4231

 

[Vlad]

~€58m on Torres?

Man City's summer window last year must be one of the worst. Javi García, Sinclair, Rodwell, Maicon all for £41.2m. Secco power.

Idiots. What else can I say?

 

[Xperd]

Imo without Leonardo,PSG wouldnt be the team they are today.He exploited the poor financial situation of Serie A teams and built a team with some serious talent.He also convinced up and coming stars like Lucas to join Ligue 1 over EPL.They wouldnt have taken such big strides without him and we can argue that PSG have a better squad than City right now who bought the club like 5 years ago.
Ofcourse when you're given a blank cheque you can sign whoever you want but you need have an eye for talent as well.Look at City ,they bought totally shit players for the first 2 seasons and did waste a lot of money last season too.

 

[Red]

.He also convinced up and coming stars like Lucas to join Ligue 1 over EPL.

As I recall, Man Utd and Inter were after Lucas and they were negotiating for a transfer fee of about 25-30m.

PSG then strolled in late on and offered 45m for him and, I imagine, very big wages.

Not that hard a job to convince someone to 'choose' you in those circumstances.

You are right about PSG picking their signings better than some other oil clubs have, though.

 

[Xperd]

As I recall, Man Utd and Inter were after Lucas and they were negotiating for a transfer fee of about 25-30m.

PSG then strolled in late on and offered 45m for him and, I imagine, very big wages.

Not that hard a job to convince someone to 'choose' you in those circumstances.

You are right about PSG picking their signings better than some other oil clubs have, though.

I dont think so.

 

[Red]

I dont think so.

I don't necessarily mean they were giving him 10m a year or anything - just that they will have been offering him more than Man Utd or Inter.

 

[Xperd]

I dont think he joined PSG cos they were offering high wages.As far as i remember he wanted Inter move(Think he saw PSG as an alternative to Inter move) but they were priced out in the end.I also read he dint like England or something.

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I don't necessarily mean they were giving him 10m a year or anything - just that they will have been offering him more than Man Utd or Inter.

Ok,fair enough.

Though i still believe Leonardo had a lot to do with Lucas' signing.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Laurent Blanc admits PSG want to sign Edinson Cavani and Yohan Cabaye

 

[Vlad]

City apparently interested in Osvaldo. - CDS

 

[Badass J Elkann]

City apparently interested in Osvaldo. - CDS

first negredo, now osvaldo

from tevez to os fucking valdo

 

[Vlad]

first negredo, now osvaldo

from tevez to os fucking valdo

It seems like Rakib is their transfer Guru.

 

[Badass J Elkann]

It seems like Rakib is their transfer Guru.

they must have been desperate and believed in his plans to "win the CL in no time"