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Corinthians make 35 million bid for tevez (MERGED)
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waspish said:Soulboy said:waspish said:Kia has said that Corinthians HAVE put an offer in for Tevez and City have acknowledged it!
Why are Corinthians said they haven't put the bid in then?
All part of the game.
Kia is the one doing all the talking, so believe what you want!
But it won't be Corinthians...
So Kia is buying him with his own money and just using Corinthians as the middle man......
It's part of the game...
This is to raise Tevez's profile... after 4 weeks on the transfer list and no real interest... Kia has to get something moving!
It also sets the benchmark price should City accept a £35m transfer fee.
With this tucked away, Kia can then tempt other clubs into signing his meal ticket by quoting "Well City will accept £35m... so forget the £50m nonsense earlier on..."
I will be amazed if Tevez ends up at Corinthians.
Watch and learn. Kia is a craftsman at this sort of thing...
Corinthians earn 40million euros in Tv Deal, and the 3rd highest sponsorship deal in the world. Brazil has the 7th biggest economy in the world and growing. I think in 10,15 years Brazilian clubs will have more and more top players from national teams, since they will be able to compete and even surpass Serie A(italian) teams IMO
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Not sure about that. They might be able to retain their own, or perhaps attract players from surrounding countries, but I can't see top European players going to play in Brazil for the simple fact it has no Champions League. It has the Copa Libatodores but I can't see that being a major pull for the European players who regard CL as the be all and end all of everything.boloyev said:Corinthians earn 40million euros in Tv Deal, and the 3rd highest sponsorship deal in the world. Brazil has the 7th biggest economy in the world and growing. I think in 10,15 years Brazilian clubs will have more and more top players from national teams, since they will be able to compete and even surpass Serie A(italian) teams IMO
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Pigeonho said:Not sure about that. They might be able to retain their own, or perhaps attract players from surrounding countries, but I can't see top European players going to play in Brazil for the simple fact it has no Champions League. It has the Copa Libatodores but I can't see that being a major pull for the European players who regard CL as the be all and end all of everything.boloyev said:Corinthians earn 40million euros in Tv Deal, and the 3rd highest sponsorship deal in the world. Brazil has the 7th biggest economy in the world and growing. I think in 10,15 years Brazilian clubs will have more and more top players from national teams, since they will be able to compete and even surpass Serie A(italian) teams IMO
Unless they give out a couple of "invites" like what happens in the Copa America, two guest teams that would have to be the best teams in south America. They'd have to have some sort of play-off I imagine.
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So Corinthians have money then? Be good to hear what their President has to say
Pigeonho said:Not sure about that. They might be able to retain their own, or perhaps attract players from surrounding countries, but I can't see top European players going to play in Brazil for the simple fact it has no Champions League. It has the Copa Libatodores but I can't see that being a major pull for the European players who regard CL as the be all and end all of everything.boloyev said:Corinthians earn 40million euros in Tv Deal, and the 3rd highest sponsorship deal in the world. Brazil has the 7th biggest economy in the world and growing. I think in 10,15 years Brazilian clubs will have more and more top players from national teams, since they will be able to compete and even surpass Serie A(italian) teams IMO
I don't mean European players, but South American ones. The picture would be similar to the 90's, where Brazil sold players, but in a lesser scale, and had top quality teams, who IIRC would constantly take the piss on the Libertadores and the Intercontinental
I dont get this deal.... There was quotes from Corinthian officials saying they have made just a loan offer for Tevez and he said it was impossible to buy him. So all this speculation about Tevez going to Corinthians is bullshit surely? Can someone clarify for it for me and what do you think the outcome may be?