Edin Dzeko (contract update page 370)

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JasminBosnia said:
Has Edin returned back to Manchester yet?

What is the status on his contract extension?

I reckon he will be sold this summer so City doesn't break FFP if they sign i.e. Cavani.

Dzeko will not be sold especially not this summer with Negredo's situation
 
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wolfie1988 said:
JasminBosnia said:
Has Edin returned back to Manchester yet?

What is the status on his contract extension?

I reckon he will be sold this summer so City doesn't break FFP if they sign i.e. Cavani.

Dzeko will not be sold especially not this summer with Negredo's situation

Yep. and no, he hasn't returned yet. He will join the rest of the team in the US.
 
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Dunne's own goal said:
wolfie1988 said:
JasminBosnia said:
Has Edin returned back to Manchester yet?

What is the status on his contract extension?

I reckon he will be sold this summer so City doesn't break FFP if they sign i.e. Cavani.

Dzeko will not be sold especially not this summer with Negredo's situation

Yep. and no, he hasn't returned yet. He will join the rest of the team in the US.

If he plays I hope he doesn't volunteer to take any penalty - reference to last seasons tour ! . References to Space telescope Hubble - etc.
 
Re: Edin Dzeko

JasminBosnia said:
Has Edin returned back to Manchester yet?

What is the status on his contract extension?

I reckon he will be sold this summer so City doesn't break FFP if they sign i.e. Cavani.

He'll join up with everyone on the US tour at the same time as all the other World Cup players, and he'll sign a contract when he does or be sold in January. He's needed at the moment especially with Negredo's injury.
 
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Manchester City star Edin Dzeko delights local school children on visit back home

Became first Bosnian to score at a World Cup back in Brazil this summer
Helped Manchester City regain the Premiership title with 16 league goals
The record international scorer for Bosnia, with 36 goals for his country


Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko found time out on a visit to homeland Bosnia and Herzegovina to visit a fledgling football school.

The 28-year-old went out of his way to make a trip to the Walter football school, which is located in his home city of Sarajevo.

He is one of a few players who have gone to the place, with this including his nation’s captain and Bayer Leverkusen centre-back Emir Spahic.

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The foundation was established in March 2011, with their website stating their aim is “to improve team skills, development of tolerance and fairness, as well as social competence.”

During his visit, Dzeko posed for photographs with, and signed autographs for, the star-struck youngsters. In return, the institution gave the former Wolfsburg man a Brazuca, the official 2014 World Cup ball, as well as a painting.

The forward attributed to his surprise visit there by retweeting a few photographs of him with the football school.

The former Wolfsburg man also mentioned on the social networking site that he returned to watch his first professional club, FK Zeljeznicar Sarajevo, watching them go out on away goals to Metalurg Skopje in the second round of the Europa League after a 2-2 draw at home.

Dzeko’s return to Bosnia represented a trip down memory lane, with the forward the only player in his country’s World Cup squad who stayed in Bosnian during its horrific Civil War from 1992 to 1995. He is regarded as a superstar there, with his 36 goals for his country making him their record international goalscorer.

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Rather refreshing seeing a footballer spend their break doing things like this
 
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Puppet Master Silva said:
pudge said:
Rather refreshing seeing a footballer spend their break doing things like this

Yup, good on Edin. Comes across a lot more happy and down to earth nowadays.

Man, he will really be needed this season (especially early going) - since Negredo got hurt and Kun...is now a major (?) from durability standpoint...I just dont know what to make of his injuries last season...just bad luck? His small body working against him? Hope Kun can stay on the pitch, City will really need him to. But Edin is the only safe bet right now.
 
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He really is the most likeable footballer around. I include other fans in this as well

Genuine nice fella, very compassionate and never turned his back on his homeland. Unlike Ibrahimovic.

I fully understand why he is such an hero to Bosnians; so proud he plays for Manchester City
 
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I have a new found respect for Dzeko after reading some of the articles on him.

I think this year could be an even bigger one from him be nice for 30 + goals.
 
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pudge said:
Manchester City star Edin Dzeko delights local school children on visit back home

Became first Bosnian to score at a World Cup back in Brazil this summer


Pretty sure he isn't first Bosnian to score at a World Cup. His teammates scored against Argentina. The first an own goal and another goal that made it 2-1 after messi scored.
 

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