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Zlatan

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Seems we're linked with Bosnian striker Vedad Ibišević, who currently plays for Bosnianheim... eeer, I mean Hoffenheim :D

He's scored 13 goals in 11 games so far, only 2 of those from penalties.

If anyone knows italian they can translate it, or at least summarize ;)

La Juve punta su Ibisevic, il nuovo Ibra
28.10.2008 13.11 di Tommaso Veneri articolo letto 7512 volte
Fonte: sport.alice.it
Sorpresa in Germania: a guidare la Bundsliga c'è l'Hoffenheim, squadra neo-promossa che domenica s'è presa un'altra soddisfazione in questo esaltante inzio di campionato stendendo con un perentorio 3-0 una grande del calcio teutonico come l'Amburgo.

Uno dei tre gol è stato segnato dall'attuale capocannoniere della Serie A tedesca, ovvero Vedad Ibisevic, che contro i biancorossi ha realizzato la sua decima rete in nove partite di campionato.

Proprio Ibisevic è una delle grandi sorprese stagionali. Nato 24 anni fa in Bosnia a Vlasenica, a causa della guerra che aveva devastato il suo paese, Vedad s'è trasferito giovane negli Stati Uniti, dove è cresciuto calisticamente alla St.Louis University, prima di tornare in Europa, precisamente in Francia, dove ha vestito le meglie di Paris Saint Germain e Digione, approdando infine due anni fa in Germania all'Alemannia Aachen, leggasi Aquisgrana, e nell'estate del 2007 all'Hoffenheim per un milione di euro.

Dopo una prima stagione deludente, la scorsa estate Vedad si è messo a lavorare molto sul suo fisico, affidandosi ad un team di nutrizionisti e ai preparatori atletici di un Hoffenheim che si sta confermando come una delle squadre della Bundesliga meglio preparate fisicamente.

Così Vedad si è fatto trovare pronto prontissimo al via del campionato, e complici gli assist di compagni di qualità come Salihovic e Carlos Eduardo, s'è issato in vetta alla classifica cannonieri grazie ad un gioco fatto di potenza (è alto 1.88 per 80 chili) ma anche di discrete doti tecniche, tanto che delle sue dieci reti solo 2 sono arrivate di testa contro le 7 di destro e quella realizzata su penalty nella sconfitta per 4-3 patita a Brema contro il Werder, ricordando in certe movenze un ex-bianconero, Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Ovviamente certe qualità non stanno passando inosservate in Europa e molti club, soprattutto inglesi come Everton, Tottenham e perfino Manchester United, si sono interessate alla punta sotto contratto con l'Hoffenheim fino al giugno 2010.

Oltre ai club inglesi, Ibisevic è stato monitorato negli ultimi tempi anche dalla Juventus, che sta guardandosi intorno per cercare l'eventuale erede di un David Trezeguet troppo spesso vittima di problemi fisici, e finora l'attaccante ha sempre convinto i responsabili di mercato bianconeri incaricati di seguirlo.

Come detto, la società torinese deve vincere la concorrenza e prepararsi a sborsare una cifra che si sta avvicinando sempre più ai dieci milioni di euro. Visto chi c'è alla guida del club, ovvero Diettmar Hopp, fondatore e principale azionista di una delle aziende più importanti sul mercato mondiale del software, la SAP, l'Hoffenheim non ha certo problemi di liquidità (lo stesso Hopp vorrebbe acquistare Alberto Aquilani della Roma!) e bisognerà quindi cercare di convincere soprattutto il giocatore a non rinnovare e dirsi pronto ad essere ceduto, nella speranza il fascino della Vecchia Signora colpisca un altro "bosniaco" dopo Zlatan Ibrahimovic


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Zaim

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Dec 1, 2007
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He's a decent striker. He can score and create chances for his teammates. He has 5 assists so far. He has the potential, but he's not good enough for a big club yet, let him stay were he is for another year.

If we need to be linked with a Bosnian from Hoffenheim, it should be Salihovic :D.
 

Alen

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Apr 2, 2007
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La Juve punta su Ibisevic, il nuovo Ibra
The new Ibra ?

I hate him soooo much already.
But i don't hate him for being compared to Ibra, i don't hate him for being from the same country as Ibra (Ibra's parents), i certainly don't hate him because as a striker he'll be a rival to one of our strikers.
I hate him because i think he's not good enough and he's arrogant.

Say NO to Ibisevic.



I couldn't resist :D

P.S: Even the surname is somehow similar to Ibra's. Now i hate him even more.
 

Bjerknes

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Mar 16, 2004
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Seriously. I mean, what kind of club would encourage the likes of a war crimes fugitive like Radovan Karadžić to sneak into their matches? :(









Oh, Inter, for one... :shifty:
Preach it, brother. Mihajlovic is best friends with Arkan.

We don't need that Balkan influence at this club...
 

V

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Seems we're linked with Bosnian striker Vedad Ibišević, who currently plays for Bosnianheim... eeer, I mean Hoffenheim :D

He's scored 13 goals in 11 games so far, only 2 of those from penalties.
I was watching the Bremen game on FTV today and the commentators were constantly updating the score of the Hoffenheim game. It was funny like hell, they were in seventh heaven.

"Kad bosanci igraju, onda igraju." :D
 
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Zlatan

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    He also played in the USA it seems, played in St. Louis in high school and college.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Mar 16, 2004
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    So this guy came here, learned football from us, but wanted to play for Bosnia instead?

    Fuck him then. I don't want him at Juventus. And I'm for real this time.
     

    Alen

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    So this guy came here, learned football from us, but wanted to play for Bosnia instead?

    Fuck him then. I don't want him at Juventus. And I'm for real this time.
    Learned ? :D

    Andy, learning football and USA don't go together, don't you think so ?

    He lived only 4 years in the USA and i think that those 4 years were at least 4 steps backwards for his football career. I'm also for real this time.

    No hard feelings, but that's the reality.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Ален;1789168 said:
    Learned ? :D

    Andy, learning football and USA don't go together, don't you think so ?

    He lived only 4 years in the USA and i think that those 4 years were at least 4 steps backwards for his football career. I'm also for real this time.

    No hard feelings, but that's the reality.
    Players such as Altidore and Szetela beg to differ.
     

    Alen

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    Players such as Altidore and Szetela beg to differ.
    A guy who hardly ever makes the bench for Villareal and a player who plays for a mid-table serie B team ?

    I did hear good things about them (mostly from you) and i guess they're good players but they are everything but a proof that good football is played in US or that the US football school produces great players.
     

    Bjerknes

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    Ален;1789183 said:
    A guy who hardly ever makes the bench for Villareal and a player who plays for a mid-table serie B team ?

    I did hear good things about them (mostly from you) and i guess they're good players but they are everything but a proof that good football is played in US or that the US football school produces great players.
    You don't have to tell me that, Alen.

    But when we're discussing a Bosnian player who plays for BOSNIA... I don't see the great football schooling in that country.
     

    Alen

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    You don't have to tell me that, Alen.

    But when we're discussing a Bosnian player who plays for BOSNIA... I don't see the great football schooling in that country.
    Well, they produced much more quality coaches and players than the USA. If the war didn't destroy the country they'd have been much more successful.
     
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