Brwned
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I'm not sure why those are the 5 choices because they share little in common - Reus and Hazard are fundamentally different players to Ganso, for example.
I'm not sure why those are the 5 choices because they share little in common - Reus and Hazard are fundamentally different players to Ganso, for example.
I don't think much thought went into the choices as far as where they'd fit in etc., just the ones that he finds most exciting right now.
By that logic he should've included M'Vila or Martinez. Would prefer either of those to any of the ones mentioned.
Santos: No offers yet for Ganso
Santos president Luis Ribeiro says he has yet to receive any official bids for Ganso, but admitted he may have to sell the highly-rated midfielder should an acceptable offer arrive.
Ganso, 22, has been courted by some of Europe's biggest clubs for some time, with Milan pair AC and Inter the most closely linked to his signature.
The likes of PSG and Manchester United have also reportedly shown an interest but despite claims in December that Milan had tabled a £16.5 million bid, Ribeiro insists he has yet to receive a formal offer for the Brazil international.
"If the player wants to leave, we will have to listen to offers. But as of today, no offer for him has yet arrived," Ribeiro told O Globo.
"The desire of the player is most important. If Ganso wants to leave Santos and our interests are preserved, we can negotiate."
The player's preference appears unclear at present, with reports in Brazil suggesting he is ready to test himself in Europe.
However, Ganso claimed at the end of November that he would be keen to enter discussions about a new contract.
"My desire is to reach an agreement with those at Santos and extend my contract here," he said. "I have told the president I want to talk in January after the Club World Cup."
Tottenham target Brazil midfielder Ganso for £15 million
Tottenham Hotspur are expected to hold talks today to sign the highly-rated Brazilian international midfielder Ganso in a deal that would be worth more than £15 million.
Ganso’s agent, Teodoro Fonseca, arrived in London yesterday and is hoping to meet Spurs to discuss the future of the player who has been told he can leave Santos in this transfer window if a deal can be struck.
Santos president Luis Oliveira recently announced that Ganso could go if "the offer matches our expectations" before adding that the club had yet to receive a bid. It’s understood that 55 per cent of Ganso’s contract rights are currently held by an investment group, ***.
A host of Europe’s leading clubs, including Manchester United and both AC and Inter Milan, have been linked with a move for the talented 22-year-old who recently featured in the Fifa World Club Cup in Japan.
Although, ultimately, he and Santos disappointed in losing heavily in the final to Barcelona, Ganso is still regarded as one of the most exciting young talents in world football. Whether he can cope with the physical demands of the Premier League remains to be seen.
Spurs are third in the table, just six points behind leaders Manchester City and with a game in hand and manager Harry Redknapp is keen to improve his squad for the second half of the campaign. Redknapp has intimated that he would like to make a significant signing this window and it had been thought he was keen to attract a striker, although he said he had no specific transfer targets.
Some cracking quotes from Harry Redknapp now, who's been chatting to London 24 about Ganso and other things.
Regarding a £15million move for the Brazilian midfielder, 'Arry said, "I've never heard of him. Where does he play? What position? I don't get to Brazil too often to watch games."
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He is saying he doesn't know who he is and where he plays, yet 'Arry knows somehow he plays in Brazil.
I found it quite refreshing that he was so honest though. It's rare you hear a manager say they've never even heard of someone. He could have easily pretended he knew.
Santos are ready to listen to offers for Man United and Chelsea target Paulo Henrique Ganso.
The 22-year-old has been capped eight times by Brazil and is considered one of the country's brightest talents.
Santos president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro told Record: ''Only Neymar is not negotiable. All other players, including Ganso, have the door open, depending on the proposals as they arise.
''If the will of Ganso is to leave, and there are clubs interested, then we are willing to listen to offers for him.''
Fergie wont get involved with that kind of shite again
Fergie wont get involved with that kind of shite again
I'd have him in a heartbeat.
With a half a century of football experience, SAF's has enough experience not to get involved in this mess in the first place. Unfortunately is it wise not to do that? Think about it. During Tevez time, we managed to strengthen a then weak position with a world class striker on cheap. Such deal served us well as we won various honors including a CL title. Do you think that SAF's regret that? Was Tevez a better deal then a 30m rated Bulgarian who ended up our 4th striker and with little resale value?
I dont want to sound pessimist but our transfer budget is somehow limited. Under such circumstances we can't afford to snub bargains especially if there are quality players involved.
whats the buyout, 50 million pounds or something stupid
£45m. The club says that, but if the got about £25m I reckon they'd take that, as it seems the relations between the player and club aren't great.