Summer mercato thread 2017-18 (102 Viewers)
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Griezmann, Sanchez, and James in that order.
Cavani is definitely not a superior finisher to Lewandowski or Suarez. Cavani on the wing < Dybala in our current formation. Cavani is gonna be thirty soon, and it would make absolutely no fucking sense to sacrifice a superior talent in Dybala, who is seven years his junior, to bring Cavani here.
Cavani is definitely not a superior finisher to Lewandowski or Suarez. Cavani on the wing < Dybala in our current formation. Cavani is gonna be thirty soon, and it would make absolutely no fucking sense to sacrifice a superior talent in Dybala, who is seven years his junior, to bring Cavani here.
Report: Aguero would cost Inter €93m
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
Report: Aguero would cost Inter €93m
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
Report: Aguero would cost Inter €93m
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
By Football Italia staff
It is reported that Manchester City have told Inter they will need to pay €93m to sign forward Sergio Aguero.
The 28-year-old's future has been the subject of much recent speculation, with Citizens boss Pep Guardiola recently choosing to leave him on the bench in favour of new signing Gabriel Jesus.
The Spanish manager is said to want to replace the Argentine with a younger, more mobile frontman capable of the high-press he demands come the end of the season, so it appears likely Aguero will be allowed to leave in June.
Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window, are one of the clubs reported to be monitoring the situation.
According to English daily The Times, the Nerazzurri have now been informed of the asking price they will need to meet if they are to land their target.
Aguero, who joined City in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, is also said to be wanted by French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
Release clause?
I think you really underrate Cavani who is probably the best finisher in the world! Lewandowski is a great finisher too but I`d say Cavani is the best taking up his opportunities!
As for Suarez - He plays for Barca a team which can create 5 times the amount other teams do (with the exception of Real and Bayern who are there as well) - Suarez is more of a monster of a player as he is a player you can rely on scoring creating dribbling and etc.. This is why Suarez is a more valued player (and an overall better player) but in terms of finishing - Just pure finishing Cavani is definitely better!
Id even say Cavani is better than Higuain (finishing wise) even if the later is likely to score more as he has qualities that makes him able to shoot on goal and get into good opportunities better (adding to the fact he can create for himself while I wouldnt say Cavani cant but I wouldnt say he can either..)
Why should we sacrifice Dybala for Cavani? I didnt get you.. Dybala isnt even playing on the wing.. Mandzukic is playing there... and as far as I like Mandzukic fighting spirit Cavani is miles ahead of him and he could make our attack look scary
As for Suarez - He plays for Barca a team which can create 5 times the amount other teams do (with the exception of Real and Bayern who are there as well) - Suarez is more of a monster of a player as he is a player you can rely on scoring creating dribbling and etc.. This is why Suarez is a more valued player (and an overall better player) but in terms of finishing - Just pure finishing Cavani is definitely better!
Id even say Cavani is better than Higuain (finishing wise) even if the later is likely to score more as he has qualities that makes him able to shoot on goal and get into good opportunities better (adding to the fact he can create for himself while I wouldnt say Cavani cant but I wouldnt say he can either..)
Why should we sacrifice Dybala for Cavani? I didnt get you.. Dybala isnt even playing on the wing.. Mandzukic is playing there... and as far as I like Mandzukic fighting spirit Cavani is miles ahead of him and he could make our attack look scary
One of my favorites in my less favorite club.. I hope it doesnt happen and if it does I hope he ends his career with a serious injury that will last as long as he is an Inter player!
As for other clubs a stronger Serie A might push for a stronger Juve so it wouldnt be bad to see it
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They can take Lemina for 400M if they want...
As for other clubs a stronger Serie A might push for a stronger Juve so it wouldnt be bad to see it
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RAMI¹⁰;5458422 said:
"Inter, who are claimed to be prepared to spend up to €400m in transfers in the next transfer window" 
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