Milan After Rafael Sobis

Oggi Su Tgcom Si Legge Che Il Milan Si Investira' 10 Millioni Di Euro Su Sobis

Is there anyone can tell me?
If we buy both Sobis and Tevez, what about the rules that an Italian club
can buy only 1 non-euro player in 1 season?

Originally Posted by guerrilla

please tell me, can our club buy more than 1 non-europe player in 1 season?
and as for Sobis, he has any relations with Italy or some european country?

Sobis has some potential, but Tevez is class abouve him. If we really wqant to be super strong, we need Tevez. Im sure we can pay for him!!!

sobis is just 21 years old.now,he maybe hasn't enough actual strenght and some experience of big club,but i believe milan can make him to grow up!After 1or2 years,he will shine in milan

I am no expert about european law regarding non-EU players, but I am sure you can do so. Look at the idiots of inter. They got Maicon and Maxwell, 2 brazilians, while last yr, they added cesar and julio cesar if I remember correctly. Tevez, Sobis, Huntelaar, these are all players that are good enough to come to milan. We should buy at least 2 out of the 3 over the next yr or so. Forget lard asses like ronaldo, and no need to deal with peasants like Calderon. That guy reminds me of a beggar who has just won the lottery.

Kaka was huge in Brazil before we signed him and if Sobis turns out to be half as successful with us as Kaka is, then i'll be very happy.

I don't believe he's the next wonderkid but he does have potential, which is great. All i'm expecting of him (if we sign him) is that he scores a few goals, works hard and has a bit of spark about him, just like Gourcuff & Foggia.

£7 million is quite alot for him though, maybe we can knock that down a little bit.

Lets hope he's the first of several important signings for us.

If the deal is made, I believe this gamble is really Galliani's move to find Sheva's successor. When Sheva came to Milan, he didn't score that much in his domestic league, like Luis Fabiano, but on a bigger stage like camp nou.

80% done deal..wow...we could use him but i really hope he isn't shevas replacement...i want tevez or torres there...
hope something happens before 30.august

No surprise, he is from Brazil and that for Milan's management is a huge plus (dont ask me why...).

What's the deal with signing more than one foreign player this summer..? What's the exact ruling ?

I think there would have been a very good chance we would have signed him even if Shevchenko was still here. I'm quite certain that the Milan officials don't see him as the man to replace Shevchenko, to suggest this is slightly ludicrous.

Perhaps not the best guy to replace Shevchenko, but certainly a great purchasing: he's a young (21 years old) and fast striker, who is extremely determinated and has an awesome conclusion. However, he is not the "bomber" type, he still did not developed the "killer instinct" for goal. He kicks very well, knows how to pass thru the defenders, but has a bit to learn about the shortcuts that lead him to the goal. However, one must remember he has been elected Campeonato Brasileiro 2005 best striker, above players like Tevez.

Originally Posted by GRE-NO-LI

Perhaps not the best guy to replace Shevchenko, but certainly a great purchasing: he's a young (21 years old) and fast striker, who is extremely determinated and has an awesome conclusion. However, he is not the "bomber" type, he still did not developed the "killer instinct" for goal. He kicks very well, knows how to pass thru the defenders, but has a bit to learn about the shortcuts that lead him to the goal. However, one must remember he has been elected Campeonato Brasileiro 2005 best striker, above players like Tevez.

I can't agree with you.

Originally Posted by GRE-NO-LI

Perhaps not the best guy to replace Shevchenko, but certainly a great purchasing: he's a young (21 years old) and fast striker, who is extremely determinated and has an awesome conclusion. However, he is not the "bomber" type, he still did not developed the "killer instinct" for goal. He kicks very well, knows how to pass thru the defenders, but has a bit to learn about the shortcuts that lead him to the goal. However, one must remember he has been elected Campeonato Brasileiro 2005 best striker, above players like Tevez.

Mauybe Tevez is realy not as good as we thought? He certainly impressed in World Cup but what else? (Of course, I may be wrong -.-!)

Originally Posted by Jeff

Mauybe Tevez is realy not as good as we thought? He certainly impressed in World Cup but what else? (Of course, I may be wrong -.-!)

as far as I know, he was voted best player in the Brazilian League in his first season there - and he's Argentinian . Also, including his time at Boca, he has been voted several times - 3 altogether, I think - the best player of all of South America (like the Galden Ball for Europe), has won the Copa Libertadores with Boca and all that at 22 years of age.
I don't know about others, but this goes as "extra special" in my book