Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (38 Viewers)

[U Picciriddu]

Most important; he’s runner up at the Euro’s

 

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[Osman]

He is 28 and you should still turn up for training.

28? Feels like has been around forever in Spurs. Thought him and Maguire was same age.



Should turn up for training, but a promise is a promise if they told you will sell you then reneg on it.

 

[The Quazis]

28? Feels like has been around forever in Spurs. Thought him and Maguire was same age.



Should turn up for training, but a promise is a promise if they told you will sell you then reneg on it.

Because they are the same age lol

 

[Osman]

Man these English men look wise age badly Maguire seems like a mid 30s type.

 

[Osman]

But honestly anyone who knows the motivation of footballers should know why he wants to leave. Its like if Ballack stayed and finished his career in Neverkusen instead of going to Bayern after years of too much gut wrenching failures in finals. Kanes career so far is similar, lost CL final and a euros final within 2 years in his absolute prime, time to move and get a taste for winning.

 

[Juvellino]

Man these English men look wise age badly Maguire seems like a mid 30s type.

They are younger than Insigne and Immobile

 

[Ronn]

Tici is going to end up paying more than the asking price isn’t he?

 

[The Quazis]

It will be interesting to see how he does in EPL. I think playing in defense there is totally different compared to Serie A. He will find forwards running at him with pace there which rarely happens in Italy as teams are much more conservative. Another thing is that he always played in 3 men defense.

 

[loyada]

It will be interesting to see how he does in EPL. I think playing in defense there is totally different compared to Serie A. He will find forwards running at him with pace there which rarely happens in Italy as teams are much more conservative. Another thing is that he always played in 3 men defense.

Well, nowadays, coach tactics is more important than the league characteristic , and the new Tottenham coach uses three at the back.

 

[Fred]

I truly believe all those style differences between leagues have eroded in recent years. I dont think you can point to a discernible style of play exclusive to a league.

For example if you look at the EPL, how many teams still play a static 4-4-2, with wingers hugging the line, box to box midfielders arriving late, and lots of crosses to the box? There are more teams that play with 3 centerbacks, or build up play patiently from the back than the former.

Even Italian teams nowadays are not really more defensive than others on average. Look at teams like Atalanta, Napoli and Lazio play expansive attacking football.

All those stereotypes IMO are based on things that used to be true, but certainly are not anymore.

 

[Allegri_is_God]

Ilicic to Milan? Anyone else heard that?

 

[Dostoevsky]

Ilicic turned out to be a very good player. If happens it's a great move from Milan. He's miles ahead of the Turk they had.

 

[Strickland]

Ilicic turned out to be a very good player. If happens it's a great move from Milan. He's miles ahead of the Turk they had.

Although I rate him highly as well, I doubt Atalanta would've let him go if he had a significant amount left in his tank, he's probably on his last legs.

 

[Allegri_is_God]

Although I rate him highly as well, I doubt Atalanta would've let him go if he had a significant amount left in his tank, he's probably on his last legs.

It was reported that Gasperini said he is on the live

 

[KirilovBG]

They are trying to get James, I see Ilicic as option B for them.

 

[LiquidPLP]

Ilicic turned out to be a very good player. If happens it's a great move from Milan. He's miles ahead of the Turk they had.

The problem is Ilicic is done, his level dropped quite a bit last season.

 

[KirilovBG]

The problem is Ilicic is done, his level dropped quite a bit last season.

Yeah, Definitely good player but in decline.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Although I rate him highly as well, I doubt Atalanta would've let him go if he had a significant amount left in his tank, he's probably on his last legs.

I think it's him that wants to leave.

But lets still face it, it's not like Atalanta is a huge club that can keep their players.

 

[Fred]

Ilicic turned out to be a very good player. If happens it's a great move from Milan. He's miles ahead of the Turk they had.

I like Ilicic, been a good skillfull player in Serie A for ages. Quite consistent.

But i think you're being a bit harsh on Hakan, he's been really good for Milan.

 

[Akshen]

this whole Kane saga is funny, its so stupid that such a weak clubs like Tottenham get so much money so they can refuse any offer for their players. Seriously when u agree something with the player verbally and then just refuse to sell how can u be treated in good manner later?
Spurs fans value Kane at 200m and they say this is a bargain, lmao.