Barcon
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20 Mill or you can fuck off, you cheap cunts.
Dzeko?
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...tml?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490
Mail reporting £14m offer from Roma but we want closer to £20m. This should be thrashed out soon hopefully as Edin seems to have ran his course at City. Feels like the right time for us to part ways.
Mail reporting £14m offer from Roma but we want closer to £20m. This should be thrashed out soon hopefully as Edin seems to have ran his course at City. Feels like the right time for us to part ways.
The Count Of Monte Cristo
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It seems a steal for a 'diamond', I guess his age and wages are the sticking points here. I agree it's time for Edin to leave.
Worth more than £20 million in my opinion, but it seems like the right time for him to leave the club. He deserves respect from the fans even though sometimes it looked like he couldn't be bothered playing for us. He played a massive part in the first premier league title and always seemed to score in the big games. Good Luck Edin
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Gonzalo Higuain who is nearing 28 is apparently valued at 60m+
Edin Dzeko 29 on a new contract valued at 10-14m... He's had a bad recent season but is he worth 6 times less?
And Edin being the better performer for his national team.
Edin Dzeko 29 on a new contract valued at 10-14m... He's had a bad recent season but is he worth 6 times less?
And Edin being the better performer for his national team.
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Agreed. Thanks for the wonderful memories and plentiful and crucial goals, Edin. But it is now time you move elsewhere.
Hungarian blue
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Higuain is either deemed as 'untouchable' by De Laurentiis, or if somebody pays that amount, then yeah he's worth that. We are in a thoroughly different position with Dzeko, though. And surely his shit season and quite clearly the status of a current sub, who's also aging and is on big wages, is not helping us.
Don't forget also that euro is such a mess at the moment, thus it's another disadvantage. A 14.3m basic fee, by all accounts, looks good enough for me, especially because Dzeko's salary will be a bit of a blow for Roma.
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Dzeko, Jovetic, Higuain breakthrough
By Football Italia staff
Raheem Sterling’s £49m transfer to Manchester City sparks deals for Edin Dzeko to Roma, Stevan Jovetic to Inter and Gonzalo Higuain to Liverpool.
The huge €68m fee was agreed on Sunday afternoon and puts Sterling among the top 10 all-time most expensive players.
It also sets off a domino effect and the pieces are already in motion, asRoma director of sport Walter Sabatini flew into Manchester on Sunday night.
He will meet with City chiefs today to push through the Dzeko move, having agreed personal terms worth €4.5m per season over five years.
It’s believed the Giallorossi are offering €15m rather than the requested €20m, but the arrival of Sterling puts more pressure on City to sell.
The same goes for Jovetic, who has long been a target for Inter, but the Nerazzurri are the ones holding out in this case.
La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport both maintain Jovetic is second choice compared to Mohamed Salah, who should meet with Chelsea today to discuss his complex situation.
Roma had also been linked with Jovetic, so if Inter drag their heels too long it’s entirely possible that Sabatini will ask for the Montenegrin as well as Dzeko.
Meanwhile, Liverpool now have a huge influx of cash with the Sterling sale and that means they can dive in for Napoli hitman Higuain.
The door is more than open for an offer, asPresident Aurelio De Laurentiis was caught on camera telling fans “I wish” Higuain would leave.
“With €90m I can buy eight players!”
While the proposal won’t reach that height for Pipita, Napoli and Liverpool could do a deal for the Argentine.
His confidence was battered over the summer by the Copa America, where he missed a decisive penalty in the shoot-out Final against Chile.
Manchester United and Arsenal have also been linked with a swoop for Higuain, but Liverpool now have the money and a forward slot to fill.
Meanwhile, it was also reported on Sunday that the Reds were in talks with Fiorentina to send over Mario Balotelli in an exchange of loans with Mario Gomez.
By Football Italia staff
Raheem Sterling’s £49m transfer to Manchester City sparks deals for Edin Dzeko to Roma, Stevan Jovetic to Inter and Gonzalo Higuain to Liverpool.
The huge €68m fee was agreed on Sunday afternoon and puts Sterling among the top 10 all-time most expensive players.
It also sets off a domino effect and the pieces are already in motion, asRoma director of sport Walter Sabatini flew into Manchester on Sunday night.
He will meet with City chiefs today to push through the Dzeko move, having agreed personal terms worth €4.5m per season over five years.
It’s believed the Giallorossi are offering €15m rather than the requested €20m, but the arrival of Sterling puts more pressure on City to sell.
The same goes for Jovetic, who has long been a target for Inter, but the Nerazzurri are the ones holding out in this case.
La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport both maintain Jovetic is second choice compared to Mohamed Salah, who should meet with Chelsea today to discuss his complex situation.
Roma had also been linked with Jovetic, so if Inter drag their heels too long it’s entirely possible that Sabatini will ask for the Montenegrin as well as Dzeko.
Meanwhile, Liverpool now have a huge influx of cash with the Sterling sale and that means they can dive in for Napoli hitman Higuain.
The door is more than open for an offer, asPresident Aurelio De Laurentiis was caught on camera telling fans “I wish” Higuain would leave.
“With €90m I can buy eight players!”
While the proposal won’t reach that height for Pipita, Napoli and Liverpool could do a deal for the Argentine.
His confidence was battered over the summer by the Copa America, where he missed a decisive penalty in the shoot-out Final against Chile.
Manchester United and Arsenal have also been linked with a swoop for Higuain, but Liverpool now have the money and a forward slot to fill.
Meanwhile, it was also reported on Sunday that the Reds were in talks with Fiorentina to send over Mario Balotelli in an exchange of loans with Mario Gomez.
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Not really arsed if we get a few million less than Edin is worth tbh. The only way we can get Pogba/De Bruyne is if we sell 2 foreign players due to the 17 Non-HG rules so we need to get Dzeko/Jovetic off the books asap.
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