Athletic and Manchester City sealed a strategic alliance.

Re: Aguero anyone?

I can only assume that the people who don't rate him haven't seen much of him. Tremendous talent, 10 goals in 10 before the defeat last weekend, I believe.

I'd love him here, he wouldn't fit into our current system though, unless Tev left...
 
Re: Atlético y Manchester City sellarán una alianza

Athletic and Manchester City sealed a strategic alliance
Atletico project continues to advance its cooperation agreements with clubs around the world and the last will be a bombshell: the City of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Previously, close agreements with Mexico's America, a Brazilian league club, the Japanese and the MLS. U.S..

Atletico hopes officially sealed in the spring, after finishing the Premier League and Championship, the most important strategic alliance in its history: an agreement with Manchester City. Atletico, dogged by debts that plague the Spanish football, enjoy having as a partner to present the greatest economic power of English football. Both clubs look for all kinds of sponsorships common share and exchange secrets quarry players. The signing ceremony will take place simultaneously in Madrid and Manchester, will serve to close the largest global association football sets together.

This alliance will have a minimum of ten members and a maximum of twelve, of whom seven are confirmed: Manchester City (England), Raja Casablanca (Morocco), Al Ain (UAE), United Muangthong (Thailand), Shanghai Shenhua ( China), America (Mexico) and Atlético (Spain). The following three teams will join Brazil (Atletico Paranaense are shuffled, Palmeiras and Internacional), U.S. (Red Bull New York, San Jose and Chivas USA) and Japan (Yokohama Marinos and FC Tokyo).

This global alliance, the pioneer in football, have a common goal: to seek sponsorship and expand the image of each member club worldwide. For Atletico, comes at a perfect time as it seeks investment to help with the construction of the comb and the future sports Alcorcón city and the name that will take its new stadium. And in this alliance include some of the best supported clubs in the world: as the Al Ain (Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, ruler of Abu Dhabi), Muangthong (Siamsport, owns 90% of television rights in Thailand) or the City (Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Prime Minister of Presidential Affairs of UAE).

In early August, the clubs agreed a friendly tournament played to occupy much of the preseason teams. Yet to decide on the name and address of the trophy, to be played with two mini-leagues of five teams.
 
Re: Atlético y Manchester City sellarán una alianza

Thats a pretty substantial group of teams to act as feeders and co-marketing partners.

The US stuff makes sense and I just wonder if thats where City will invest in academy facilities as well?
 
Re: Aguero anyone?

whicko said:
Spanish publication AS suggest Manchester City have struck a collaborative deal with Atletico Madrid, which will see the two clubs share sponsorship contacts and information on player scouting.

The report intimates the cash-rich Premier League club’s new relationship with Atletico, could give Roberto Mancini first refusal on the La Liga side’s star assets Sergio Aguero and David De Gea, both of whom have been strongly linked with Manchester United and Chelsea.

AS indicate the strategic alliance is one of the most important in Atletico’s rich history, with the Spanish club set to benefit from Manchester City’s widening scouting network and global appeal, while the Premier League club will undoubtedly endeavour to keep a closer eye on any Spanish talent emerging through the ranks.

Intriguingly the relationship would reportedly enable Manchester City to steal a march on their Premier League counterparts in the hunt for Aguero and De Gea.

The latter has in recent weeks been widely reported as the man earmarked by Sir Alex Ferguson to replace Edwin Van der Sar, and last month the Times suggested the Red Devils had opened talks over a £15 million deal.

Although the story was subsequently denied, Ferguson is known to be a huge admirer of De Gea but could face an even tougher task to land the prodigious stopper given Atletico’s new relationship with their bitter rivals.
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Aguero would be ideal replacement for tevez if he ever does leave.
 
Re: Atlético y Manchester City sellarán una alianza

Keith Moon said:
Also an excellent way to solve the financial fair play problem.
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And certainly puts plans for that into perspective.

Suggests why City approached UEFA explaining a few things.

Perhaps a bit of, "you take us down you take all of these clubs down?"
 
Re: Atlético y Manchester City sellarán una alianza

fbloke said:
Keith Moon said:
Also an excellent way to solve the financial fair play problem.
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And certainly puts plans for that into perspective.

Suggests why City approached UEFA explaining a few things.

Perhaps a bit of, "you take us down you take all of these clubs down?"
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That's for sure..
 
and why would UEFA give a toss about teams from Morocco, UAE, Thailand, China, Mexico, Brazil, U.S.A. or Japan ?
 
Spanish press: City strike Atletico deal



Spanish publication AS suggest Manchester City have struck a collaborative deal with Atletico Madrid, which will see the two clubs share sponsorship contacts and information on player scouting.

The report intimates the cash-rich Premier League club’s new relationship with Atletico, could give Roberto Mancini first refusal on the La Liga side’s star assets Sergio Aguero and David De Gea, both of whom have been strongly linked with Manchester United and Chelsea.

AS indicate the strategic alliance is one of the most important in Atletico’s rich history, with the Spanish club set to benefit from Manchester City’s widening scouting network and global appeal, while the Premier League club will undoubtedly endeavour to keep a closer eye on any Spanish talent emerging through the ranks.

Intriguingly the relationship would reportedly enable Manchester City to steal a march on their Premier League counterparts in the hunt for Aguero and De Gea.

The latter has in recent weeks been widely reported as the man earmarked by Sir Alex Ferguson to replace Edwin Van der Sar, and last month the Times suggested the Red Devils had opened talks over a £15 million deal.

Although the story was subsequently denied, Ferguson is known to be a huge admirer of De Gea but could face an even tougher task to land the prodigious stopper given Atletico’s new relationship with their bitter rivals.
 
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