Atletico Madrid reject £52m bid from Chelsea for Aguero and Godin - BBC
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wow!
Spare a thought for all those who believed Abramovich had lost interest.
Doesn't King Kun have a release clause? Which means they are paying quite a ton for Godin?
Who's Godin?
He read the Caf, felt a bit embarrassed, and decided to change his ways.
It was for 2 players not just kun.
We should bid 30+ Gibson. He'll score more than Aguero!
whos godin
I hope someone has told Carlo.
El Kun, one of my favourite players back in the day, somebody who is just going to explode once he gets to play for a bigger club, he has all the potential in the world to be a true great
it's not really happening for him anymore but Atletico right now have a small club mentality and feel they have to sell some key players each year to balance out the books, Forlan is another who is probably going to go, it's a shame because they are both fan favourites
it's not really happening for him anymore but Atletico right now have a small club mentality and feel they have to sell some key players each year to balance out the books, Forlan is another who is probably going to go, it's a shame because they are both fan favourites
Aguero is class, probably world-class. Throw him in a club like Chelsea and he'll be magnificent.
I really hope they don't get him.
I think that the BBC have taken 2+2 and got 5 there. The quote makes no mention of Chelsea. I think what most likely happened was that the bid of £39 mill made by Real, has probably been added to a chelsea bid for Godin and the BBC has now reported that Chelsea have bid for both.
@Team Brian GB, I very much doubt that Roman will splash the cash at Chelsea anymore and even if he does, it might only be because of the fact that it'll be the last injection of cash he can put into the club before the FFP rules come into effect. The long term stability of Chelsea is far from guaranteed.
Uruguayan defender.
This is your last chance to get pimped out by your Russian life-support machine before the FFP regulations come into force.
Pretty desperate stuff really if true.
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Christ Athletico either have a lot of cash stored away somewhere or are very very stupid for not accepting that offer. They don't think they're going to get a better offer do they? I highly doubt anyone paying more than that for Kun, apart from City but would Aguero really go there?
Godin only joined Atletico 5 months ago. If they've got an interest, it's strange they didn't make a move in the summer.
Oh to be back in those heady days of...er...2007.
Yeah he has a release clause of 45m.
They need more than a centre forward and a centre back. That £52 million could probably be better spent on half a dozen or so players.
Anyone know much about Diego Godin? When I've seen Atletico play of late, he's been on the bench. Unless he's lacking fitness, that can hardly be seen as a glowing indictment of his ability, as Atletico's defence has never been the greatest.
I've read that Chelsea did not bid on those players. The story is a fake. Maybe Madrid are trying to find potential buys??
Im hoping that this is bollocks because we dont need Roman splashing the cash again for the chavs.
A bit premature I guess, seeing as it seems no bid was made
Not that it matters now, City can blow Abramovich out of the water if they wanted to should he have regained interest
Sooner or later he'll have to, they're getting old now.
Or is just meant to take attention away from the shitty season they are having.
You think A. Madrid saying they'd reject £52m for Aguero and Godin would attract other clubs to bid?
Don't be daft. That looks more like Madrid saying Aguero is not for sale.