Isco

Strange how the one player I've seen the least of, Isco, is the rumour exciting me the most - such is the hype over this lad. Sounds like a potential star.
 
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-city-set-ditch-cavani-4568982?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... um=twitter</a>

City set to ditch Cavani chase to secure Isco

Manchester City are set to ditch their bid for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani to make sure they capture brilliant Spain Under-21 star Isco.

Manchester City are poised to pull out of the chase for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani and focus their fire on brilliant Spain Under-21 star Isco.

The Blues have baulked at the £53million asking price for Uruguay star Cavani, and are preparing to leave the field clear for the striker to join Real Madrid.

And they hope that will exhaust Madrid’s transfer budget for the summer, and leave them as firm favourites to grab £30m-rated Isco, who helped Spain become European Under-21 champions on Wednesday night.

New boss Manuel Pellegrini has told City chief executive Ferran Soriano and football director Txiki Begiristain that he believes Edin Dzeko could thrive in the system he intends to introduce at City.

And that means the pursuit of Cavani has cooled, although City will still monitor the availability of a man who has scored 104 goals in the last three seasons.

The Blues are banking on the belief that Madrid – who also want Gareth Bale – cannot afford all three players in a summer where economic austerity is sweeping Spain, and with UEFA’s financial fair play rules set to kick in this season.

It means City are rapidly giving up on the idea that they could bag both Cavani and Isco, and Pellegrini appears calm on the possibility that he could end up with the same three strikers as last season – Dzeko, Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez.

Tevez now appears to be the most likely to leave, as City would rather cash in now than lose him for nothing when his contract expires next summer with AC Milan and Juventus both keen on the Argentine.

One player poised to move on is Roque Santa Cruz, set to move to Hamburg on a two-year deal.

- City give up Cavani, and focus on Isco
 
Re: Isco (Last 10 pages onwards)

avoidconfusion said:
Bluesince93 said:
avoidconfusion said:
AS are Real Madrid asslicking bullshitters. They once photoshopped a defender out of a picture to claim a goal was offside.

Is there no controlling body for journalism who can fine scoundrels like this for shoddy journalism?

They were forced to apologize and claimed it was a "computer failure" .... yea right. :)


Brilliant, got a link for that?
 
BlueDejong said:
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-city-set-ditch-cavani-4568982?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

City set to ditch Cavani chase to secure Isco

Manchester City are set to ditch their bid for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani to make sure they capture brilliant Spain Under-21 star Isco.

Manchester City are poised to pull out of the chase for Napoli striker Edinson Cavani and focus their fire on brilliant Spain Under-21 star Isco.

The Blues have baulked at the £53million asking price for Uruguay star Cavani, and are preparing to leave the field clear for the striker to join Real Madrid.

And they hope that will exhaust Madrid’s transfer budget for the summer, and leave them as firm favourites to grab £30m-rated Isco, who helped Spain become European Under-21 champions on Wednesday night.

New boss Manuel Pellegrini has told City chief executive Ferran Soriano and football director Txiki Begiristain that he believes Edin Dzeko could thrive in the system he intends to introduce at City.

And that means the pursuit of Cavani has cooled, although City will still monitor the availability of a man who has scored 104 goals in the last three seasons.

The Blues are banking on the belief that Madrid – who also want Gareth Bale – cannot afford all three players in a summer where economic austerity is sweeping Spain, and with UEFA’s financial fair play rules set to kick in this season.

It means City are rapidly giving up on the idea that they could bag both Cavani and Isco, and Pellegrini appears calm on the possibility that he could end up with the same three strikers as last season – Dzeko, Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez.

Tevez now appears to be the most likely to leave, as City would rather cash in now than lose him for nothing when his contract expires next summer with AC Milan and Juventus both keen on the Argentine.

One player poised to move on is Roque Santa Cruz, set to move to Hamburg on a two-year deal.

- City give up Cavani, and focus on Isco

I fear for SB on here after those revelations.Good job he`s got broad shoulders !! ;)
 
oakiecokie said:
I fear for SB on here after those revelations.Good job he`s got broad shoulders !! ;)

Well, he is already saying on Twitter that City will sign both if they can! So the headline doesn't seem to correlate with the info he got.
 
If we keep tevez then not getting cavani wont be too much of a problem.

If we do sell tevez we must replace his with someone as we cannot go into a season with just kun and dzeko (guedetti needs to be loaned out and tested at prem level)
 
who is SB?<br /><br />-- Wed Jun 19, 2013 9:33 am --<br /><br />AS are a disgrace of a publication. Madrid are as bad as Bayern Munich for publicly courting players - ffs how are they allowed to get away with it and we get all the shit for behaving properly?
 

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