re: 2015/2016 Transfer Discussion

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It must be a Manchester thing because United had Falcao on their U21's.

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Things startin to get chippy in the transfer thread. I like it.

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Tevez is probably going back to Argentina.

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Yeah, but wouldn't that still leave Morata, Llorente, Matri, and Dybala. And that's just off the top of my head. Some pretty strong options there already.

Is Llorente leaving this summer too?

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It must be a Manchester thing because United had Falcao on their U21's.

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How else are you going to bring someone up to match fitness, if they´re not of the absolute side´s calibre?

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How else are you going to bring someone up to match fitness, if they´re not of the absolute side´s calibre?

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he's just mad

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typical lazy response If you can't see the difference of players playing U-21 to regain fitness and sharpness like many clubs do, to buying a player for 10 million and using him as a youth player you are lost.

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Lol he was playing there because he sucked dick all year and they were trying to get him some bit of confidence back. His wages along were more than 10 mil and he couldn't even break into the first team.

At least you guys didn't buy him though, I will give ya'll props for that.

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he's just mad

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Welcome back to the European competition by the way!

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Lol he was playing there because he sucked dick all year and they were trying to get him some bit of confidence back. His wages along were more than 10 mil and he couldn't even break into the first team.

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You clearly have no idea what you are rambling about. It was about match fitness and sharpness along with getting confidence back. Did you forget he was coming off another knee surgery. Regardless he was terrible in the couple matches he played.

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Not like City has spent much time there to start with.

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Touché

Marco Verratti is eager for a change of scene. The Italian midfielder is eyeing the exit door at PSG and would run through it if Real Madrid or Barça were on the other side.

In response to rabid speculation about a switch to the Spanish capital, 'Los Blancos' put out a statement on 4th June claiming that "Real Madrid have not made any contact with PSG or the player's agent, and therefore these rumours are completely untrue". Yet there is no smoke without fire and the Bernabéu suits did in fact put out the feelers over a month ago - although never speaking directly with Verratti's representative - before bringing things to a halt.

There was definitely interest, but at present Real Madrid are not in any hurry to seal any deals, leaving aside the ongoing negotiations over David de Gea.

One thing the Bernabéu bosses are being less calm about is the transfer mill. The club's new policy is to issue statements to publicly deny reports suggesting they have made offers for players or met with their agents. Real do not want to be used to spark auctions or flush out interest from other clubs.

Where Verratti is concerned, Sami Khedira's departure leaves Rafa Benítez with four senior central midfielders: Luka Modric, Toni Kroos, Casemiro and Asier Illarramendi. In theory both Casemiro and Illarra are in the coach's plans, although the Brazilian's lack of a European passport could work against him if the club decides to sign someone else not hailing from the EU. There are only three non-EU slots in the squad and Danilo and James Rodríguez are both shoo-ins. This is one of the reasons why Lucas Silva's position is also in question.


Read more: Verratti pushing for exit - MARCA.com (English version)

He should be good one in a few years.