Sergio Agüero - ST - Atletico Madrid (6 Viewers)

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acmilan

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Nov 8, 2005
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Or Man Shitty will buy Aguero regardless of Tevez departure? :sergio:
looks that way, right now. Tevez could still be sold in Italy (Inter,Juve) or Spain (Real M), though.
If City get Aguero and cannot quickly find new suitors for Tevez, the Apache may become available at a relatively low fee towards the end of the summer.

Most probably, however, he will stay at City till January and only then transfer to Corinthians, who by then would have received a fresh financial injection from a TV deal and would have the money to pay City up-front for Tevez, or at least part of the fee. Reportedly, the deal with Corinthians collapsed now because they didn't have the money now and would have had to take a loan for the first payment of 10 mil to City
 

Dadi-SK

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Jan 30, 2011
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looks that way, right now. Tevez could still be sold in Italy (Inter,Juve) or Spain (Real M), though.
If City get Aguero and cannot quickly find new suitors for Tevez, the Apache may become available at a relatively low fee towards the end of the summer.

Most probably, however, he will stay at City till January and only then transfer to Corinthians, who by then would have received a fresh financial injection from a TV deal and would have the money to pay City up-front for Tevez, or at least part of the fee. Reportedly, the deal with Corinthians collapsed now because they didn't have the money now and would have had to take a loan for the first payment of 10 mil to City
Thanks amico.
 

JCK

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May 11, 2004
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I don't think we have anything to do with Agüero anymore regardless of Tevez, Corinthians and Manchester City. We made an offer which obviously wasn't serious to begin with, got laughed at apparently and totally forgot about the fact that a player called Agüero even existed. We moved on to sign Rossi, someone we can sign "without bidding wars". It is crystal clear now that the offer Moratti made to Agüero was not to open negotiations, it was our absolute final offer and that's why we got laughed at. Probably it was made clear from Marotta that it is the highest we intend to offer.
 

radekas

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I don't think we have anything to do with Agüero anymore regardless of Tevez, Corinthians and Manchester City. We made an offer which obviously wasn't serious to begin with, got laughed at apparently and totally forgot about the fact that a player called Agüero even existed. We moved on to sign Rossi, someone we can sign "without bidding wars". It is crystal clear now that the offer Moratti made to Agüero was not to open negotiations, it was our absolute final offer and that's why we got laughed at. Probably it was made clear from Marotta that it is the highest we intend to offer.
Uh oh.
 
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