Some nuffy Perth Glory fans on Twitter seem to think he is a legit chance to join them in the A League.
And no, they were not taking the piss either, think they have spent too much time having their brains melted under the WA Sun.
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Some nuffy Perth Glory fans on Twitter seem to think he is a legit chance to join them in the A League.
And no, they were not taking the piss either, think they have spent too much time having their brains melted under the WA Sun.
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Pffft...he’d go to Melb City ...surely?!!
We could afford him without a Salary Cap. Sigh.
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Maybe when he’s over 40
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I can't see Madrid selling.
The investment they made is looking ready to pay off in the way of a quality starter for them.
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Aren't marquees still outside the cap?
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Pool were all over Fekir before some funny business happened at the medical/final-negotiation stage.
Aouar ship seems to have sailed. Doubt we'll have the funds unless Stan intervenes.
Buendia is a viable option - relatively cheap and at the perfect age.
Very unlikely we get him permanently, even if Zidane stays. I'd happily take a season-long loan for next season, w/ a non-recall clause.
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Like a lot of South American players, he has said for a long time that he wants to play for his boyhood club again before he retires.
IMO he signs one more contract in Europe (for like 2 or maybe 3 years) and then goes back to Independiente in Argentina. Him playing in the MLS is unlikely, and in the A-League even less so
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I’d say zero chance of A-League
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Havent had too many big name Sth Americans in the A League.
Biggest was Mario Jardel and he flopped massively.
Biggest was Mario Jardel and he flopped massively.
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As much as CFG own Melbourne City and Manchester City, they don’t own Aguero. They can’t exactly tell him that they will pay him a certain wage to play in Australia. Some of the biggest clubs in Europe would still be after Aguero after seeing how successful someone like Zlatan is at this age.
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We were joking about him going to A league
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We had David Villa in the A League at 34 so it isn't beyond the realms of possibility. Del Piero went to Sydney FC from Juve.
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Raiola apparently en route to Barcelona to talk about Haaland
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Can’t see Haaland going to Barca.
Now on a plane to Madrid
Clearly shoring up who’s going to offer the biggest contract when the release comes in in 2022
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Raiola will arrive in England on Friday to speak to Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City and Man Utd apparently. Doing the European tour(i guess Juventus will be next) before they decide which club he wants in the summer.
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I guess it depends on Messi, if he leaves it could happen.
Flight tracker for agents could be the next big thing.
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Lucas Torreira has told ESPN Argentina he hopes to join Boca Juniors at the end of the season, following the death of his mother due to COVID-19
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Torreira hopeful Arsenal will let him join Boca Juniors following death of mother
Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira, who is currently on loan with Atletico Madrid, is ready to end his time in Europe and join Boca Juniors.
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If they keep messi and get haaland that'd be impressive
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