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Ah yes, the famous Dragon Anderson transfer.
Ah yes, the famous Dragon Anderson transfer.
'The ball is in a position to ensure that Manchester United have also entered the race and by Falcao, as has happened a few times, when transferring the Dragon Anderson to Old Trafford - the blue and white did not decline as 31.5 million offered by the average Brazilian - the Red Devils by a principle that excel threatens to be devastating for the competition: if Sir Alex Ferguson likes and wants, the club purchase without haggling or discussing values and avoiding wasting time on auctions.'
Source: A Bola (Portugal)
Spurs would of been perfect for him.
Disappointed in Spurs this transfer window. After pulling surprises out of their arse the last few seasons, we've had a dud.
Still need a CB and still need a striker, yet they've gotten more players in their stronger positions.
Atletico Madrid have agreed a deal to sign Colombia international Falcao from Porto, the Primera Division club announced on their website.
The 25-year-old striker has been a prolific scorer for Porto since joining from River Plate in 2009 and last season helped the club win the Portuguese league and cup double as well as the Europa League.
His signing will help cover the loss of Argentina ace Sergio Aguero, who left Atletico for Manchester City this summer.
A statement on the Atletico website read: "Atletico Madrid and Porto have reached an agreement for the transfer of Radamel Falcao to the Rojiblancos.
"The Colombian striker, top scorer in last season's Europa League with 17 goals, will sign a contract for five years with our club."
An announcement from Porto to the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM) revealed the fee to be 40million euros, although the provision for "variable compensation" could see that total rise to 47million euros.
Falcao will now travel to Madrid to discuss personal terms and undergo a medical.
I always thought of Falcao as the new Ruud. Certainly knows how to find the net.
Great signing, they could've done much worse to replace Aguero.
Not worth it at all. I follow the Colombian national team closely and he has never performed well for them unless the team is doing most of the work.
The comparison with Ruud is true in that you can't rely on him to help the team, but he isn't half of what Ruud was in the 18. Last season was a fluke, I don't see him ever reaching those heights again, especially with Athletico.
They have strengthened the squad though. Their business hasnt just been Aguero out, Falcao in
Not worth it at all. I follow the Colombian national team closely and he has never performed well for them unless the team is doing most of the work.
The comparison with Ruud is true in that you can't rely on him to help the team, but he isn't half of what Ruud was in the 18. Last season was a fluke, I don't see him ever reaching those heights again, especially with Athletico.
Are they strong enough to come third in La Liga?