Isco

how anyone wouldnt want isco is beyond me, he will be one of the best midfielders in the world in two years time, without a doubt.
 
Malaga fans were gutted Carzola left. If Isco had gone I thnk there would have been riots. They watch him every week, mind you he is from Benalmadena so he is a local boy.
 
Sir Joe Aguero said:
kompany10 said:
how anyone wouldnt want isco is beyond me, he will be one of the best midfielders in the world in two years time, without a doubt.
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That good? Who is he similar to?
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Yes that good, he would get into our squad now and hes only going to get better. He is very similer to silva however in my opinion is more versitile in the fact that id be more happy playing isco out wide than i would playing silva out wide.
 
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Linked again today, his 17 million buy out clause would be an absolute steal for this guy.
 
17m is not a 'risk' for a player of this calibre and age.

Steven Fletcher was 15m. Jordan Henderson was 20m.

Isco is an excellent player and would improve our 1st team.
 
Stoned Rose said:
17m is not a 'risk' for a player of this calibre and age.

Steven Fletcher was 15m. Jordan Henderson was 20m.

Isco is an excellent player and would improve our 1st team.
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How often do you watch him ?

I only saw one game against Athletico and he was not better than Weiss.
 
Tevez City said:
Stoned Rose said:
17m is not a 'risk' for a player of this calibre and age.

Steven Fletcher was 15m. Jordan Henderson was 20m.

Isco is an excellent player and would improve our 1st team.
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How often do you watch him ?

I only saw one game against Athletico and he was not better than Weiss.
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Ask anybody who watches spanish football closely or even malaga closely and you will soon grasp why 17million would be steal for this player. He is the fabregas/iniesta/xavi/silva of the next generation. Couple of years he will be recognised as one of the best midfielders in the world playing currently, he already has great abillity but he will only carry on imrpooving.
 
Malaga are a rich club now aren't they, why are they selling their best players and more importantly why don't they just splash out and buy Santa Cruz?
Would be great if He was involved in this deal though ( Santa Cruz + cash + buy out clause )
 
They were rich until the owner decided he didn't want to invest anymore which threatened to undo them this summer (Cazorla sale to Arsenal, Isco could have also been sold and Spurs made an attempt). They have stabilised again and the way things are going they could qualify from the CL group stages which means a real cash cow. However they will not be getting major backing from their owner anymore and as Isco has a buyout clause nothing can stop him leaving if a club swoops in. £17million is a justified risk, he and Thiago could well become the new Xavi and Iniesta pairing for Spain with Isco as the Iniesta.
 
LoveCity said:
They were rich until the owner decided he didn't want to invest anymore which threatened to undo them this summer (Cazorla sale to Arsenal, Isco could have also been sold and Spurs made an attempt). They have stabilised again and the way things are going they could qualify from the CL group stages which means a real cash cow. However they will not be getting major backing from their owner anymore and as Isco has a buyout clause nothing can stop him leaving if a club swoops in. £17million is a justified risk, he and Thiago could well become the new Xavi and Iniesta pairing for Spain with Isco as the Iniesta.
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I see, I remember they got taken over and Tevez was apparently on their radar and they were being compared to us financially.. sounds promising, I sense another transfer Saga on the horizon hopefully we don't lose out on this one
 
Malaga was worst purchase in recent years..

There's just no chance to make that club enough big to justify big investments in it. Too small club, not attractive, without any "clicking" background and it gets much worse with Spanish football finance system.

I guess they were much cheaper option but any of Atletico/Sevilla/Valencia would be much, much better option in Spain. Atletico specially, it would be pretty much as easy to market as City are. But it would require City-like investment too.

Luckily for them, they got Pellegrini as manager and not Hughes so they needed just one wave of investment in playing squad.
 
This guy is going to be a star. We should get him asap. IMO he is better than Muniain and could is one of the best Spainish talents and that is saying something.
 
MSP said:
Malaga was worst purchase in recent years..

There's just no chance to make that club enough big to justify big investments in it. Too small club, not attractive, without any "clicking" background and it gets much worse with Spanish football finance system.

I guess they were much cheaper option but any of Atletico/Sevilla/Valencia would be much, much better option in Spain. Atletico specially, it would be pretty much as easy to market as City are. But it would require City-like investment too.

Luckily for them, they got Pellegrini as manager and not Hughes so they needed just one wave of investment in playing squad.
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The owner Al-Thani bought Malaga and was going to totally redevelop the port of Marbella, he wanted to invest in the whole Malaga region. The Andalucian authorities blocked him with red tape and he saw his arse.

A malaga supporting mate said he invested in the club as a stepping stone to improving the region. Which by the way is on it's knees and bureaucrats turned him down.

I think those in power were scared of the foreign investment especially with them being muslim and past history of the region. Well that's my view.
 
Can't see how we would fit him in, we already have Nasri and Silva and it looks as if Mancini is moving away from last seasons formation by only playing one of them with Yaya further forward. Plus we have Saurez coming through who deserves a chance.
 
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Can't see how we would fit him in, we already have Nasri and Silva and it looks as if Mancini is moving away from last seasons formation by only playing one of them with Yaya further forward. Plus we have Saurez coming through who deserves a chance.
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Honestly I believe Isco can be a massive star and probably will have a better career than Suarez. That's not a dig at Suarez as I think he will be Silva's successor but shows how highly I rate Isco. I do believe that in a couple of years he can become a better player than Nasri. I watch him alot and I met a few people that support Malaga and they tell me that during the summer transfer window, all they were hoping for was that Isco doesn't get sold as he has massive potential. Isco is only 20 and could be a star for the team for 10 years whilst you have to take into account that Yaya is 28/29.
 
m7mcfc said:
MSP said:
Malaga was worst purchase in recent years..

There's just no chance to make that club enough big to justify big investments in it. Too small club, not attractive, without any "clicking" background and it gets much worse with Spanish football finance system.

I guess they were much cheaper option but any of Atletico/Sevilla/Valencia would be much, much better option in Spain. Atletico specially, it would be pretty much as easy to market as City are. But it would require City-like investment too.

Luckily for them, they got Pellegrini as manager and not Hughes so they needed just one wave of investment in playing squad.
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The owner Al-Thani bought Malaga and was going to totally redevelop the port of Marbella, he wanted to invest in the whole Malaga region. The Andalucian authorities blocked him with red tape and he saw his arse.

A malaga supporting mate said he invested in the club as a stepping stone to improving the region. Which by the way is on it's knees and bureaucrats turned him down.

I think those in power were scared of the foreign investment especially with them being muslim and past history of the region. Well that's my view.
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That's another thing.. As sports only investment it would be stupid one.
 
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