Strikes me as the sort of player Dortmund would pursue to fill the spot vacated by their latest striker moving to a bigger club.
Yup. Would be a good move for him too. Less pressure and a playing style that will provide him with plenty of chances to score.Strikes me as the sort of player Dortmund would pursue to fill the spot vacated by their latest striker moving to a bigger club.
He would be a good addition for you old ladies, particularly with Mandzukic getting older.Juve and Inter are on him, it's probable that he'll sign for us as Nedved (a divinity in Czech republic) wants him and news say we'll activate his 25 million euros release clause.
He is like a Bergkamp/Zlatan mix in those clips.
Sounds very similar to Dybala being available for a (relatively) cheap release clause, and Juventus pouncing on the opportunity before anyone else.Juve and Inter are on him, it's probable that he'll sign for us as Nedved (a divinity in Czech republic) wants him and news say we'll activate his 25 million euros release clause.
Did Dybala have a release clause? I remember the Palermo owner mentioning prices considerably higher than what Juve eventually got him for, when we were linked with him. Also, from what little I've seen of Schick, I think Dybala at Palermo looked a much better talent.Sounds very similar to Dybala being available for a (relatively) cheap release clause, and Juventus pouncing on the opportunity before anyone else.
Maybe not but Palermo owner did say in public what he wanted for Dybala (I think it was 40 million euros, which is a bargain now). Juventus signed him for 32 million euros + 8 million euros in add-ons.Did Dybala have a release clause? I remember the Palermo owner mentioning prices considerably higher than what Juve eventually got him for, when we were linked with him. Also, from what little I've seen of Schick, I think Dybala at Palermo looked a much better talent.
I think that value changed dramatically, when Dybala asked to go to Juve. I remember 60m euros being quoted at one point. Either way, that was great business, as always, from Juve.Maybe not but Palermo owner did say in public what he wanted for Dybala (I think it was 40 million euros, which is a bargain now). Juventus signed him for 32 million euros + 8 million euros in add-ons.
Though at the time everyone in Italy thought we were robbed as we "overpaid" him. In hindsight we clearly didn't but 40 millions for a Palermo player was surely a risky bet.Sounds very similar to Dybala being available for a (relatively) cheap release clause, and Juventus pouncing on the opportunity before anyone else.
GDS saying the transfer is close to getting cancelled.He didn't pass the medicals indeed.
First they lasted way more than our average medical, second the official statement maintained that he should have come back for a second medical which sounded very odd as we never do medicals in different days.
According to the Italian press it seems that we found something that we want to investigate more about.
This is why we are waiting to deposit the contract (already signed) at Serie A offices and make the transfer official.
GDS never uses first hand info, in this case is recycling what Di Marzio and Premium Sport said last night.GDS saying the transfer is close to getting cancelled.
we certainly need more goalssign him up to play behind Lukaku
Everton perhaps?He's quality. Imagine if Juve don't sign him then you'll see the Premier League clubs going for him. Plenty of us need strikers after all.
Everton perhaps?
He's quality. Imagine if Juve don't sign him then you'll see the Premier League clubs going for him. Plenty of us need strikers after all.
His price is around 25 Million, risk well worth taking. Haven't seen him play but many (Serie A fans) compared him to Dybala which is very encouraging,