Winter Mercato

For Viudez, he'll be our next reinforcement ?
It looks like he performs really well in the Copa America U20 ...

Ok mrki, and for your win ... France seems to be twice stronger than all the other teams ...

Originally Posted by GeoTav

For Viudez, he'll be our next reinforcement ?
It looks like he performs really well in the Copa America U20 ...

Ok mrki, and for your win ... France seems to be twice stronger than all the other teams ...

Buahaha! You missed one team, you know what I mean if you saw games vs Spain and Sweden

IS the rumor about Beckham staying true?

Originally Posted by Jim_UK

Today i learned that Emerson's contract runs out in the summer and whilst meaning no disrespect to him, i hope it's not renewed.

It also seems Ivanovic wants to move to Serie A (though to Fiorentina), it would be great if we signed him but i doubt we'll meet Chelsea's asking price.

to my knowledge, Emerson's contract won't run out until 2010, but the rumor is about that it has been mutually agreed upon that he will be free this summer.

fingers crossed..

Originally Posted by Gabriel489

IS the rumor about Beckham staying true?

No.. he's back to California when his loan ends..

Sheva wants to retire at Milan? I hope he's retiring this year.

Rumours are about Beckham staying with us at least until the end of the year, but we already knew something like that could happen ... I just hope that won't work.

Dynamo Kiev wants Sheva back.

Portsmouth is interested by Emerson, his agent said that Emerson doesn't have any injury right now, contrarly to what said Ancelotti when he was asked why the player wasn't on the list ... so that would mean he's likly to go !! Portsmouth, Premiership, that means money, I hope they can sell him 10M (let's dream) !!

Originally Posted by GeoTav

Rumours are about Beckham staying with us at least until the end of the year, but we already knew something like that could happen ... I just hope that won't work.

Dynamo Kiev wants Sheva back.

Portsmouth is interested by Emerson, his agent said that Emerson doesn't have any injury right now, contrarly to what said Ancelotti when he was asked why the player wasn't on the list ... so that would mean he's likly to go !! Portsmouth, Premiership, that means money, I hope they can sell him 10M (let's dream) !!

No man, he contract expires in summer. Emerson is too, too, too slow for the English game. I hope we can sell him now and get few millions but I doubt it.

Originally Posted by Bosniaco

No man, he contract expires in summer. Emerson is too, too, too slow for the English game. I hope we can sell him now and get few millions but I doubt it.

Man its Portsmouth! Combination of Emerson-Kranjčar would make the slowest midfield duo in history of EPL. And if we can sell him to anyone, we need to. Plus, that could mean he spoke that stuff about Kaka' he shouldnt have to... which is not such a good news on the other hand.

Also send $heva to Dynamo in summer. I dont care.

I was just reading an article today that Sheva wants to finish his career in Milan. So don't get your hopes up.

Originally Posted by Rick

I was just reading an article today that Sheva wants to finish his career in Milan. So don't get your hopes up.

Ups.. when someone declares want to spend the rest of their career forever at Milan usually I am flatter/happy. But dunno I hope Sheva will moves to Kyiv so we will have one spot empty so it would make Berlu spends his money to buy another striker (a quality one please not an ex-quality).

Oh, don't be too harsh on Sheva. What will happened to Kaka six or seven years later when his game's declining?

Please go emerson u sack of .... Retire in summer pls - Kalac, Dida, 76, Favalli

From goal.com:

"Carlo Ancelotti: Yoann Gourcuff Got What He Deserved At Milan

The prospects of Yoann Gourcuff returning to AC Milan after his loan deal in Bordeaux finishes appear to be fading as Carlo Ancelotti remains cool on the prodigious midfielder.

Much lauded since the beginning of the season, Yoann Gourcuff has established himself as one of the great young hopes of European football.

At 22, he is beginning to establish himself as one of France’s top midfielders, recently breaking into the French national side and capturing the public’s attention with a ‘Zidanesque’ goal against Paris Saint-Germain.

Although he has quickly established himself as a hero at Girondins de Bordeaux, where he is on loan from AC Milan, he is still not particularly highly though of by the Diavoli’s head coach, Carlo Ancelotti.

Last week, Ancelotti announced the Gourcuff would not be guaranteed a starting berth in Milan’s midfield next season if he was return to the club. “He is no substitute to Kaka; he is slower and less dynamic,” the 49 year-old explained according to FootTribune.

Although club president Adriano Galliani has expressed his interest in the young Frenchman returning, Ancelotti appears intent on keeping the Breton-born ace as far away from the Stadio San Siro as possible.

“Gourcuff got the game time he deserved in Milan,” Ancelotti stated according to a vast array of sources, including France Football.

This comment will only serve to push Gourcuff closer to a permanent move to Bordeaux, who have the option of buying the player when his loan deal expires.

With Laurent Blanc, head coach of les Girondins, poised to sign a new deal at the Stade Chaban-Delmas, the odds are weighted heavily in the favour of Gourcuff making his move to the Aquitaine club permanent this summer."

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Just shut up, Carlo!

Of course, today Favalli deserved to play Lb and not Antonini. And Beckham also deserves to play and not Flamini. its all so obvious.

Advide to all young players: First take Carlo to expencive dinners like 20 times and then you'll be able to play.

Originally Posted by Ceceves

From goal.com:

"Carlo Ancelotti: Yoann Gourcuff Got What He Deserved At Milan

The prospects of Yoann Gourcuff returning to AC Milan after his loan deal in Bordeaux finishes appear to be fading as Carlo Ancelotti remains cool on the prodigious midfielder.

Much lauded since the beginning of the season, Yoann Gourcuff has established himself as one of the great young hopes of European football.

At 22, he is beginning to establish himself as one of France’s top midfielders, recently breaking into the French national side and capturing the public’s attention with a ‘Zidanesque’ goal against Paris Saint-Germain.

Although he has quickly established himself as a hero at Girondins de Bordeaux, where he is on loan from AC Milan, he is still not particularly highly though of by the Diavoli’s head coach, Carlo Ancelotti.

Last week, Ancelotti announced the Gourcuff would not be guaranteed a starting berth in Milan’s midfield next season if he was return to the club. “He is no substitute to Kaka; he is slower and less dynamic,” the 49 year-old explained according to FootTribune.

Although club president Adriano Galliani has expressed his interest in the young Frenchman returning, Ancelotti appears intent on keeping the Breton-born ace as far away from the Stadio San Siro as possible.

“Gourcuff got the game time he deserved in Milan,” Ancelotti stated according to a vast array of sources, including France Football.

This comment will only serve to push Gourcuff closer to a permanent move to Bordeaux, who have the option of buying the player when his loan deal expires.

With Laurent Blanc, head coach of les Girondins, poised to sign a new deal at the Stade Chaban-Delmas, the odds are weighted heavily in the favour of Gourcuff making his move to the Aquitaine club permanent this summer."

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Just shut up, Carlo!

Slower than Kaka, yes
Less dynamic, dont thinks so.