Nico González

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Fran can go to the City, his son Nico is still in Barca
Deportivo former footballer has an offer of 'citizens' to train in the lower grades while his son Nico will continue playing in the Cadete A azulgrana

Feature with Fran González, former player of Deportivo Coruna, and Nicholas Gonzalez, his son, footballer F.C. Barcelona Children B.

Nico Gonzalez (14) will be this year's player Cadete Barca and big clubs have followed the steps to such an extent that Madrid and Manchester City have moved to try to sign him, but the boy will continue in the Ciutat Esportiva . Instead, you can go is his father, Fran González, legendary captain of Deportivo, who is considering a proposal by the City to train in the bottom of the English club.
 
BlueDejong said:


Fran can go to the City, his son Nico is still in Barca
Deportivo former footballer has an offer of 'citizens' to train in the lower grades while his son Nico will continue playing in the Cadete A azulgrana

Feature with Fran González, former player of Deportivo Coruna, and Nicholas Gonzalez, his son, footballer F.C. Barcelona Children B.

Nico Gonzalez (14) will be this year's player Cadete Barca and big clubs have followed the steps to such an extent that Madrid and Manchester City have moved to try to sign him, but the boy will continue in the Ciutat Esportiva . Instead, you can go is his father, Fran González, legendary captain of Deportivo, who is considering a proposal by the City to train in the bottom of the English club.
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Pmsl replacement for Demichellis maybe?
 
apparently Fran Gonzalez is joining the club in a role in the academy, and will be followed by his son Nico next year, from Barcelona.

very highly rated by them and judging by twitter they are not happy to be losing him.
 
aguero93:20 said:
It's always annoyed me that Jesus Navas González chose to be known by his other surname.
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He didn't "choose" it, it's just how it's done in Spain. Navas would be his fathers first surname and Gonzalez his mothers first surname. T

Same with nearly all Spanish players.
 
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