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Isco
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TCIB
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What is Koke's value ?
Davs 19
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TCIB said:What is Koke's value ?
My mate says it's around £40 per gr...........oops ! Sorry Koke.....haven't got a scooby..
GX Blue
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Davs 19 said:TCIB said:What is Koke's value ?
My mate says it's around £40 per gr...........oops ! Sorry Koke.....haven't got a scooby..
Beat me too it :-)
Joehannes said:How so?neoblue said:Looks reminiscent of silva in th 6-1Davs 19 said:Isco....it's like cheating. I need this to happen.
I assume he means for the 6th goal when Silva passed to Dzeko.
Fallingbostel Blue
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just popped up on twitter.
CEO of Man City, Ferran Sorian, has had a meeting with the parents of Malaga's Isco
CEO of Man City, Ferran Sorian, has had a meeting with the parents of Malaga's Isco
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Graham Hunter has said 100% he will join when Pellegrini becomes manager
TCIB
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Fallingbostel Blue said:just popped up on twitter.
CEO of Man City, Ferran Sorian, has had a meeting with the parents of Malaga's Isco
Yes yes yes, please sign you fucker.
TCIB
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<a class="postlink" href="http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2013/05/16/3983162/isco-to-join-manchester-city-if-they-hire-pellegrini" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2 ... pellegrini</a>
The Spain starlet is ready to snub a move to Paris Saint-Germain and follow his Malaga coach to the Etihad Stadium as the beaten FA Cup finalists look to strike a €30 million deal
By Paul Clennam
Malaga playmaker Isco has told Manchester City he will join the club this summer if they acquire Manuel Pellegrini as their new manager.
City have been tracking the Spain playmaker since the start of the season and were hopeful of landing the 21-year-old in the January transfer window before he signed a contract extension that saw his release clause jump from €20 million to €35m.
And with Pellegrini the club's choice to succeed Roberto Mancini, sacked earlier this week, the Spain international is ready to snub a move to Paris Saint-Germain in favour of following the Chilean to the Etihad Stadium.
The star of Malaga’s unlikely journey to the last eight stage of this season’s Champions League, Isco has been courted by a number of Europe’s biggest clubs including PSG who sent scouts to watch him during Malaga's 2-1 Liga victory over Getafe earlier this month.
Malaga have thus far been steadfast in their refusal to negotiate a deal unless the player’s release clause is met, but after being given a strong inclination of his desire to join them City officials are hopeful of being able to land one of their long-term targets for €30m.
Isco, a product of Valencia’s youth team, had been highly recommended to City staff by David Silva, another star graduate of the Spanish club's academy.
The Spain international has since flourished under the tutelage of Pellegrini, who is expected to be rubber-stamped as Mancini’s successor, despite Malaga’s insistence that no deal has yet been agreed for the 59-year-old to leave the club at the start of next month.
The Spain starlet is ready to snub a move to Paris Saint-Germain and follow his Malaga coach to the Etihad Stadium as the beaten FA Cup finalists look to strike a €30 million deal
By Paul Clennam
Malaga playmaker Isco has told Manchester City he will join the club this summer if they acquire Manuel Pellegrini as their new manager.
City have been tracking the Spain playmaker since the start of the season and were hopeful of landing the 21-year-old in the January transfer window before he signed a contract extension that saw his release clause jump from €20 million to €35m.
And with Pellegrini the club's choice to succeed Roberto Mancini, sacked earlier this week, the Spain international is ready to snub a move to Paris Saint-Germain in favour of following the Chilean to the Etihad Stadium.
The star of Malaga’s unlikely journey to the last eight stage of this season’s Champions League, Isco has been courted by a number of Europe’s biggest clubs including PSG who sent scouts to watch him during Malaga's 2-1 Liga victory over Getafe earlier this month.
Malaga have thus far been steadfast in their refusal to negotiate a deal unless the player’s release clause is met, but after being given a strong inclination of his desire to join them City officials are hopeful of being able to land one of their long-term targets for €30m.
Isco, a product of Valencia’s youth team, had been highly recommended to City staff by David Silva, another star graduate of the Spanish club's academy.
The Spain international has since flourished under the tutelage of Pellegrini, who is expected to be rubber-stamped as Mancini’s successor, despite Malaga’s insistence that no deal has yet been agreed for the 59-year-old to leave the club at the start of next month.