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Cavani Speculation/News (page 301 onwards)
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whyalwaysyou
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Cavani will be sold, it doesnt matter if Napoli have money or not. Soon as that 63m is hit, or if its hit, hes gone
whyalwaysyou said:Cavani will be sold, it doesnt matter if Napoli have money or not. Soon as that 63m is hit, or if its hit, hes gone
Keep dreaming as he has no real intention in leaving. Napoli are playing billy big bollocks again and De Laurentiis thrives off clubs like City and Chelsea.
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Why would anyone buy Cavani for £53m when you could probably get Robert Lewandowski for £25m? It really doesn't make any sense to me, Both are equally good. the Pole is out of contract next summer and his club don't want to sell him to the club he 'wants' to go to.
sam-caddick
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BlueAnorak said:Why would anyone buy Cavani for £53m when you could probably get Robert Lewandowski for £25m? It really doesn't make any sense to me, Both are equally good. the Pole is out of contract next summer and his club don't want to sell him to the club he 'wants' to go to.
Now Dortmund have said they wont sell to Bayern it certainly opens up that debate.
Lewandowski is quite similar to Cavani in my opinion; reasonably pacy forward, great touch, very good mobility and can finish from anywhere.
Very similar goal return as well.
Cavani at 60m euros is ridiculous.
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Ray78 said:Lewandowski is an interesting option and probably Dortmund are less awkward to deal with.
would pee off bayern a little id imagine, id buy him just for that.
sam-caddick
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Ray78 said:Lewandowski is an interesting option and probably Dortmund are less awkward to deal with.
Would you swap him for Edin?
I would.
Similar in style of play but Lewandowski has a superior touch, mobility and pace than Edin.
berniethebusman said:Ray78 said:Lewandowski is an interesting option and probably Dortmund are less awkward to deal with.
would pee off bayern a little id imagine, id buy him just for that.
It would make the Audi Cup a little less friendly.<br /><br />-- Sun Jun 09, 2013 11:30 pm --<br /><br />
sam-caddick said:Ray78 said:Lewandowski is an interesting option and probably Dortmund are less awkward to deal with.
Would you swap him for Edin?
I would.
Similar in style of play but Lewandowski has a superior touch, mobility and pace than Edin.
Yep, and we did try and sell Dzeko to Dortmund at the start of last season.
I thought they meant that they are not selling him end of.sam-caddick said:BlueAnorak said:Why would anyone buy Cavani for £53m when you could probably get Robert Lewandowski for £25m? It really doesn't make any sense to me, Both are equally good. the Pole is out of contract next summer and his club don't want to sell him to the club he 'wants' to go to.
Now Dortmund have said they wont sell to Bayern it certainly opens up that debate.
Lewandowski is quite similar to Cavani in my opinion; reasonably pacy forward, great touch, very good mobility and can finish from anywhere.
Very similar goal return as well.
Cavani at 60m euros is ridiculous.
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