Yaya will go wherever offers him the money, I won't surprised if it's somewhere like Italy or France
Regarding City players, maybe someone like Nasri
Regarding City players, maybe someone like Nasri
NYCFC Players Wanted Thread
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Like everyone said I really like to see NYCFC get a Giovinco type, someone who in his prime, Mid to Late 20, someone who can offer us something not someone after a last pay check
But who? A player still in his prime who's likely riding the pine, Chicharito before his move would have been a perfect example. Off the top of my head here are players who are under 30 and out of favor with their current coach
Loic Remy -29
Andre Schurrle -25
Samir Nasri -28
Mario Balotelli -25
Moussa Sissoko -26
Marouane Fellaini - 28
Over 30:
Radamel Falcao - 30
Fernando Torres -32
If anyone who watches Serie A or the Bundesliga, or literally any other league can add names to this list I'm all for it.
The shine is off of Adnan Januzaj at this point. I am sure he still has big dreams to play in Europe, but he hasn't won favor in England or on loan, and will be 26(ish) when his contract is up at Man U in 2018 (I believe). Not saying he's even a remote possibility, but he's the perfect mold of a guy like Gio or Chicha who has a world of potential but for whatever reason it's not fully clicking in Europe. Gio was a home run. Chicha was allegedly close and would have been a home run. A guy like Januzaj would be a home run.
Carrick situation depends on the new manager ie Jose Mourinho if he wants him or not
Does anyone remember how well rated Gio was when he came into the league? Was it "holy @#%$, Toronto signed Gio" or "eh, Toronto got some dude that couldn't hack it in Serie A"?
I feel like Nasri, Balo, and Torres are the only big enough names on
NYCFCfan's list. (Not commenting on any of their skill, just the publicity/marketing side of it.)
I feel like Nasri, Balo, and Torres are the only big enough names on
NYCFCfan's list. (Not commenting on any of their skill, just the publicity/marketing side of it.)
My recollection is that it was considered a real coup, though I'm not sure there was a consensus that he would immediately become the best player in the league and put up, perhaps, the best season in league history.Does anyone remember how well rated Gio was when he came into the league? Was it "holy @#%$, Toronto signed Gio" or "eh, Toronto got some dude that couldn't hack it in Serie A"?
I feel like Nasri, Balo, and Torres are the only big enough names on
It was definitely viewed as a potential game-changer for MLS. He was a dangerous player for the best team in Serie A, winning league titles, playing for the national team, and in the Champs League, but just happened to fall out of form a bit in his last season with Juve, and also was competing with some world-class talent for first team minutes (Tevez, Morata, etc.). The signing was definitely an attention-grabber.
I think another important category to look at besides out of favor with their club, but out of favor/retired from their national teams. That is another reason Nasri is perfect candidate.
Loic Remy - Yeah would make sense, still a lot to offer and I think would be a good pick up for a MLS team
Andre Schurrle - Think he stay at Wolfsburg
Samir Nasri - Some European team will get him, think France, Italy, Turkey but wouldnt rule out America
Mario Balotelli - I would stay away as far as I can for him, not worth the headache, I wouldnt even wish him on the NYRB, the biggest disappointment since Freddy Adu
Moussa Sissoko - Hmmm think he would prefer a move to a top European team first, maybe the next club after the next club
Marouane Fellaini - Got Italy/Turkey all over him, gotta build the team around him as well
Over 30:
Radamel Falcao - China!!!! two bad injuries has ruined him, he done, not worth a DP
Fernando Torres - Close friends with David Villa, could see a MLS move for him, depends on Atletico first
Not sure on that, Schurrle a better team player in he can fit into a system but skill wise Giovinco is better, if you were willing to build a team around Giovinco then I would get him over Schurrle
Attitude problem that's the issue with him, very talented though and I agree you though, first it depends if Mourinho wants to keep him at United, I still see some decent European team going for him first, maybe the next move after the next month
Giovinco you have to build the team around him, that's why he was brilliant at Empoli, Parma and Toronto
He struggled at Juventus because they were better players than him and the system ran through Pirlo and Tevez, he needs lots of touches
He struggled at Juventus because they were better players than him and the system ran through Pirlo and Tevez, he needs lots of touches
I think one of the Rome or Milan teams on a loan with a view to buy around the 10-12 million mark
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