Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2013-14) (14 Viewers)

[Osman]

Isco+draxler ? we can do that.

Yeah I can see how that would go down, the clubs/players would just take one look at Marrotta and say


two hotshot 20 year olds that will be haunted by almost all richer top teams, in two leagues thats higher profile then Italy's thats a selling one now, plus costing 60m between them, thats before we consider salary costs.

 

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[Mark]

Mark > OTM > rest.

I agree.

Curva > OTM >>>>>>>> Mark

ok ok we know it's a shtick, we know you love me. Not in a gay way of course.

FACK!

and im not even talking about the source of that news.

I know I and many mentioned him before but it's odd that you talked about him today and Curva posts about him later.

YOU ARE CURVA!!!

 

[Badass J Elkann]

I know I and many mentioned him before but it's odd that you talked about him today and Curva posts about him later.

YOU ARE CURVA!!!

the true Curva would be reporting on Ansaldi

 

[Mark]

I read we offered a contract to Abdallah Yaisien.

any scouts here who saw him play?

 

[Badass J Elkann]

stealing psg's youth

 

[TrezJuve]

I agree.



ok ok we know it's a shtick, we know you love me. Not in a gay way of course.



I know I and many mentioned him before but it's odd that you talked about him today and Curva posts about him later.

YOU ARE CURVA!!!

I like you, but I don't like your news.

 

[Osman]

I read we offered a contract to Abdallah Yaisien.

any scouts here who saw him play?

Good in FM 2012


So basically I know as much as everyone else who havent seen PSG/France NT U-19 games

 

[Zacheryah]

Yeah I can see how that would go down, the clubs/players would just take one look at Marrotta and say


two hotshot 20 year olds that will be haunted by almost all richer top teams, in two leagues thats higher profile then Italy's thats a selling one now, plus costing 60m between them, thats before we consider salary costs.

Wel, not take a seat and listen

think about of how many players you could currently say this.
Then think of how many strikers will apparently be on the market this summer.
We'll be having about 40-50 mil to spend on fee's, and maybe there will be a sale or two.

So yeah, this summer, there will be players out there we could realistically go for, and isco and/or(depends) draxler are amongst those

On a sidenote, do you like flowers or butterfly's ?

 

[Mark]

I like you, but I don't like your news.

YOU LIE!

Good in FM 2012


So basically I know as much as everyone else who havent seen PSG/France NT U-19 games

ok, I'll do some research.

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Here's what one of Osman's friends on xtratime said about the kid a couple of years ago.

Hand the France No10 shirt to a gifted manipulator of the ball with North African roots and sooner or later a flood of Zinedine Zidane comparisons will follow. Count that as doubly true if the player in question has loudly proclaimed the retired legend as his idol, but it would be a mistake to label Abdallah Yaisien the next in a long line of pretenders to Zizou’s throne.

The 17-year-old has a playful, cheeky manner that instantly sets him apart, and more importantly he is simply too young to merit the association – a point he is the first to make. “No, I’m nothing like him,” Yaisien told FIFA.com, conscious that he has only recently signed professional terms with Paris Saint-Germain. “He’s the best of the best and he had everything: the career, the talent, the personality and influence. Absolutely everything.”

'He's got raw talent'
On the pitch, Yaisien defies comparison too. He exists in a category of his own at the 2011 FIFA U-17 World Cup, his mazy dribbles, total ease on the ball and impressive vision singling him out instantly from his peers. He is one of the game’s young artists and almost everything about him is unique, down to his blend of Egyptian and Algerian roots, a fascinating heritage given the intense footballing rivalry between the two nations.

“We’re all about technique in the North African countries, so maybe I’ve got some of that in my genes,” he explained with a smile. “Egypt and Algeria are obviously my roots, but above all they’re now my favourite places to go on holiday. I’m French: I was born in France and I grew up in France.”

He’s the best of the best and he had everything: the career, the talent, the personality and influence. Absolutely everything.*Yaisen on Zidane
Yaisien hails originally from Bondy in the suburbs of Paris, but it was while playing for neighbouring club Clichy-La-Garenne in 2007 that he first caught the attention of the capital’s most prestigious outfit. Just 13 at the time, his gifts were already impossible to ignore. “PSG are the club of my heart and I hope to do great things with them,” he said.

Recognition came quickly at international level too, and after rising through France’s youth ranks Yaisien is now a stalwart of Patrick Gonfalone’s U-17 side at Mexico 2011. "He’s got raw talent,” explained the France coach. “Physically he’s not the strongest, but when he’s got the ball something happens. He’s capable of unlocking a defence all on his own.”

“We’ve got players with great potential in every position,” said Yaisien, keen to temper the praise. “Anyone can score and anyone can make the difference. It’s just that I play in a position where you see a lot of the ball, so it’s normal that I get noticed a little more than others.”

Game-changing performance
Perhaps, but Yaisien has certainly played his own part in attracting headlines, delivering exquisite assists against Argentina and Jamaica and registering a sublime goal of his own against Japan. He also changed the nature of the encounter with Jamaica, coming on in the 56th minute and promptly sparing France from defeat. “That match taught us a lot,” said Gonfalone afterwards. “In particular, we saw that the team operated better when all our main players were on the pitch.”

Modest as ever, Yaisien prefers a different version of events. “I didn’t change anything at all,” he said. “When I came on, Jamaica were starting to crack.” Overall, the youngster ended the game with a feeling of regret. “It wasn’t a good match. We should have won. I or someone else should have scored another goal. We’re disappointed; we wanted to top the group as that would have prevented us having to travel to Queretaro. That’ll add to our fatigue, plus Benjamin [Mendy] is suspended for the game.”

The promising midfielder clearly feels a strong bond with his team-mates, and they hold him in similarly high regard. Yassine Benzia is a particularly fervent supporter, not least because he has found the net twice thanks to Yaisien’s creativity. “Abdallah is a very good player,” the usually guarded Lyon forward told FIFA.com after the Jamaica game. “We get on very well both on and off the pitch. We often pass to each other in training and during matches. It’s a huge pleasure to be able to play with a player like that.”

Yaisien may not be Zidane. He may never have won the Ballon d’Or, conquered the UEFA Champions League or basked in FIFA World Cup™ glory, but there can be no denying the buzz he is currently generating on the playing fields of Mexico.

 

[adRHCP]

Current zlatan is FAR to expensive and would upset our delicate wage structure, and dressing room harmony as a result.

No robben, to expensive for an allways-injured-drm player

Isco+draxler ? we can do that.

Weren't you the one who used to destroy everybody's dreams saying that we couldn't afford it?

 

[Hust]

Can't wait for this summer.

Llorente for free.

Maybe another top attacker.

 

[Joe]

I'm also fine with either an offensive midfielder or a winger, I just want a difference maker.

 

[alexjuventino]

Ibra’s four-year Juve 'deal’ – Gazzetta

The Gazzetta dello Sport claims that Juventus have offered Paris Saint-Germain’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic a four-year contract.

The Swedish international, who spent two seasons with the Turin giants before his 2006 switch to Inter, continues to be paired with the Old Lady.

The Gazzetta today suggests that Juve have already been in contact with the striker regarding possible personal terms.

It is alleged that the Bianconeri are willing to hand him a four-year contract worth €7m a season, plus bonuses.

Ibra currently earns around €12m per season in the French capital.

Despite the rumours, Ibra’s agent and Juventus have both distanced themselves from each other over the past few days.

Il Famoso Top Player?

 

[Tommy]

Il zingaro choke player.

 

[Orgut]

Baloteli was 99.9% staying too... Just saying...

 

[Gep]

Il zingaro choke player.

Geez man, that record not broken yet!?

 

[Suns]

Il zingaro choke player.

10 championships in 12 years.

 

[Tommy]

Geez man, that record not broken yet!?

Maybe when he proves that wrong.

10 championships in 12 years.

Too many chokes in 12 years.

 

[Suns]

Too many chokes in 12 years.

Hmm, 10 championships. If you're a big part of all of these championships then you're not a choker. Who the hell besides Giggs has that winning mentality over the years? And with 5 teams, son pls.

 

[Fake Melo]

Conte would unchoke Ibra