zirc
Player Valuation: £40m
Really? Rooney looks like he gets hungry a LOT
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Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
One for @Zatara
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...l-in-the-summer-transfer-window-a6903786.html
Everton set to bring in Spain U19s star Alfonso Pedraza in the summer transfer window
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup.
Alfonso Pedraza is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League Getty
Everton have started planning for the era under new owner Farhad Moshiri by targeting Villarreal teenager Alfonso Pedraza for a summer move.
Alfonso is a 19-year-old winger who has just broken into the first team at El Madrigal, having starred for Villarreal’s second team as well as Spain Under-19s. That Spain team won the European Under-19s Championship in Greece last year, bringing Alfonso and others to the attention of Europe’s biggest clubs. His team-mate Mikel Merino agreed a move from Osasuna to Borussia Dortmund last month.
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League. He has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup, helping his side through to the semi-finals, where they will face Porto. He would probably cost Everton, who travel to Aston Villa on Tuesday evening, roughly £2m.
Martinez welcomes billionaire Everton investor Farhad Moshiri
Roberto Martinez said that the Moshiri investment would allow Everton to be far more ambitious. “We have to show we are ready to take the club to the next level,” the Everton manager said. “When I started at Everton our ambition was to look at the Champions League positions. The investment from Farhad Moshiri will take us to a different level in terms of being able to get there. It can accelerate the process.”
Martinez’s opposite number at Villa Park this evening, Rémi Garde, admitted that his side’s desperate plight was giving him sleepless nights. Garde has been unable to revive Villa’s fortunes since replacing Tim Sherwood as manager in November, winning just two Premier League matches.
“I am not sleeping very well, as you can guess,” said Garde. “I never relax, I am always watching football into the night. I am fully focused on that. I will try to analyse what I need to do, what I can change. I try to do my best in my position but it is difficult.”
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...l-in-the-summer-transfer-window-a6903786.html
Everton set to bring in Spain U19s star Alfonso Pedraza in the summer transfer window
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup.
Alfonso Pedraza is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League Getty
Everton have started planning for the era under new owner Farhad Moshiri by targeting Villarreal teenager Alfonso Pedraza for a summer move.
Alfonso is a 19-year-old winger who has just broken into the first team at El Madrigal, having starred for Villarreal’s second team as well as Spain Under-19s. That Spain team won the European Under-19s Championship in Greece last year, bringing Alfonso and others to the attention of Europe’s biggest clubs. His team-mate Mikel Merino agreed a move from Osasuna to Borussia Dortmund last month.
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League. He has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup, helping his side through to the semi-finals, where they will face Porto. He would probably cost Everton, who travel to Aston Villa on Tuesday evening, roughly £2m.
Martinez welcomes billionaire Everton investor Farhad Moshiri
Roberto Martinez said that the Moshiri investment would allow Everton to be far more ambitious. “We have to show we are ready to take the club to the next level,” the Everton manager said. “When I started at Everton our ambition was to look at the Champions League positions. The investment from Farhad Moshiri will take us to a different level in terms of being able to get there. It can accelerate the process.”
Martinez’s opposite number at Villa Park this evening, Rémi Garde, admitted that his side’s desperate plight was giving him sleepless nights. Garde has been unable to revive Villa’s fortunes since replacing Tim Sherwood as manager in November, winning just two Premier League matches.
“I am not sleeping very well, as you can guess,” said Garde. “I never relax, I am always watching football into the night. I am fully focused on that. I will try to analyse what I need to do, what I can change. I try to do my best in my position but it is difficult.”
I want our first move under the new regime to begin relentlessly popcorning West Ham with derisively low bids for Payet.
One for @Zatara
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...l-in-the-summer-transfer-window-a6903786.html
Everton set to bring in Spain U19s star Alfonso Pedraza in the summer transfer window
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup.
Alfonso Pedraza is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League Getty
Everton have started planning for the era under new owner Farhad Moshiri by targeting Villarreal teenager Alfonso Pedraza for a summer move.
Alfonso is a 19-year-old winger who has just broken into the first team at El Madrigal, having starred for Villarreal’s second team as well as Spain Under-19s. That Spain team won the European Under-19s Championship in Greece last year, bringing Alfonso and others to the attention of Europe’s biggest clubs. His team-mate Mikel Merino agreed a move from Osasuna to Borussia Dortmund last month.
Alfonso is a powerful, direct left-winger who is thought to be well suited to a move to the Premier League. He has impressed for Villarreal B in the Premier League International Cup, helping his side through to the semi-finals, where they will face Porto. He would probably cost Everton, who travel to Aston Villa on Tuesday evening, roughly £2m.
Martinez welcomes billionaire Everton investor Farhad Moshiri
Roberto Martinez said that the Moshiri investment would allow Everton to be far more ambitious. “We have to show we are ready to take the club to the next level,” the Everton manager said. “When I started at Everton our ambition was to look at the Champions League positions. The investment from Farhad Moshiri will take us to a different level in terms of being able to get there. It can accelerate the process.”
Martinez’s opposite number at Villa Park this evening, Rémi Garde, admitted that his side’s desperate plight was giving him sleepless nights. Garde has been unable to revive Villa’s fortunes since replacing Tim Sherwood as manager in November, winning just two Premier League matches.
“I am not sleeping very well, as you can guess,” said Garde. “I never relax, I am always watching football into the night. I am fully focused on that. I will try to analyse what I need to do, what I can change. I try to do my best in my position but it is difficult.”
That lad is never 19
bluesb1970
Player Valuation: £20m
Conversations on transfer funds will need to take place now, when the new regime starts.RM consistently speaks about watching players for a long time before making a bid. If we are going to be shopping at a different level then RM needs to know exactly what level he should be looking at now.
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
based on what ?
people are getting far too carried away with this takeover, we're not suddenly chelsea, city minted...
Hong Kong Phooey
Player Valuation: £8m
Exactly what I was thinking! Have they got the right pic lol
Seems a bit fanciful to me as well although a good source. 2 million for a young player that's just broken in to Villarreal's first team at 19? Why would they sell and for that price?
TheAlmightyFloater
Player Valuation: £30m
The Guardian Rumour Mill suggesting we might have £100m to spend...
Matty_j1878
Yer ma's favorite ITK. Mmmmmm Juicy.
Alfonso
Samsonthedog
Player Valuation: £500k
I dont see any need to get anybody else other than begovic, ticks every box for the next 4-5 years and would walk into 90% of European teams as number one plus only £8 mil and chelsea would sell
When you say ticks every box, if the box is, decent keeper that cant make the upgrade from Stoke to Chelsea, then yes, he certainly ticks that box.
May I direct you to the fact that as soon as he was given a chance at Chelsea they went from Champions to Chumps.
Basically, SWERVE.
longers
Parcheggia l'autobus
Its nothing to do with the guardian, thee rumour mill is just a collection of rumours from the various tabloids... the £100m figure came from the daily mirror and one of the least credible journos in football.
De Gea we should target.
And why do people keep saying he would only cost 8m? Thats the same price Chelsea paid for him, why would they sell their back up keeper?
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