Transfernews 20.03.06

[Pinturicchio]

Das kann man als Aussenstehender zwar nie zu 100% sagen, doch ich glaube kaum, dass es Probleme zwischen Vieira und Capello gibt, denn sonst würde Vieira nicht ständig von Beginn an und durch spielen. Sogar bei den "unwichtigen" Spielen läßt er Vieira auflaufen und schont dafür Emerson.

Glaube das Vieira ein ganz wichtiger Spieler für Capello ist.

[little beckham]

Das kann man als Aussenstehender zwar nie zu 100% sagen, doch ich glaube kaum, dass es Probleme zwischen Vieira und Capello gibt, denn sonst würde Vieira nicht ständig von Beginn an und durch spielen. Sogar bei den "unwichtigen" Spielen läßt er Vieira auflaufen und schont dafür Emerson.

Glaube das Vieira ein ganz wichtiger Spieler für Capello ist.

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wie gesagt, kann nicht wirklich beurteilen, ob dies eine info aus einer vertraulichen quelle is, denn normalerweise verzapft sport1.at keinen blödsinn....deine argumente leuchten mir aber auch ein....also wie gesagt, es darf spekuliert werden

[DUX]

Gallas, in bilico tra Milan e Juventus

LONDRA - Il procuratore del difensore del Chelsea William Gallas, vorrebbe vedere il suo assistito indossare la maglia del Milan la prossima stagione. Anche se il francese sembrerebbe già destinato alla Juventus, a testimonianza di ciò un precontratto di 2.5 milioni di euro a stagione, Issa Traore, agente di Gallas, non vuole chiudere i contatti con la società rossonera: "Se dipendesse solo da me lascerei perdere ogni trattativa per il Milan. Purtroppo anche il Barcellona è interessato a lui".

also wenn ich so halbwegs verstanden hab, bietet juve 2,5mios, gallas' agent will aber die tür vor milan nicht zumachen....und auch barca interessiert sich für william gallas..

wird interessanter sommer werden

[Pinturicchio]

Ich hoffe man verpflichtet Gallas schon vor der WM, wird aber schwierig werden.

[MILANISTA]

Neues zu "Milanisti"!

Milan reach Poulsen agreement

Denmark and Schalke 04 midfielder Christian Poulsen will play for Milan next season, according to reports.

Sources in Italy claim that the Rossoneri have acquired his signature after reaching an agreement with Villarreal – a club who the Dane had originally already agreed to join.

Poulsen, who first hit the headlines in Italian football at Euro 2004 for being spat on by Francesco Totti, is understood to have signed a pre-contract deal with the Spanish outfit.

However, he’s freed himself from that accord by paying a £600,000 release clause that the San Siro giants will obviously cover.

Milan turned their attention to Poulsen, whose contract with his Bundesliga side expires in the summer, after impressing them in this season’s Champions League.

Although he infuriated the club, and Gennaro Gattuso in particular, with his rough man-marking of star man Kaka, the Rossoneri believe he would be a valuable addition to their squad.

In fact, Poulsen is seen as the perfect understudy for Gattuso seeing as Massimo Ambrosini continues to struggle with fitness.

Ambrosini, an Italian international, may now actually be sold once the Scandinavian arrives with Real Madrid and Juventus possible destinations.

Whispers suggest that Poulsen will net around £600,000 a season if, as it now appears, he does complete his move to Serie A.

Milan ‘make’ Oddo bid

Milan have made an official move for Lazio full-back Massimo Oddo, according to reports in Italy.

The Rossoneri have been linked with the Italian for some time and a bid is now believed to have been tabled.

Milan are in need of a new right-back given that Jaap Stam has agreed to join Ajax, while Marcos Cafu is being associated with a return to Sao Paulo.

Oddo, an Italian international who scored a brace at the weekend in the 2-0 win over Sampdoria, is liked by boss Carlo Ancelotti given his offensive nature.

The Biancocelesti are understood to have maintained their stance that Oddo is not for sale and will stay until his contract expires in 2008.

However, the Rossoneri are now expected to make an improved offer for the player, thought to be in the region of £5m.

Oddo, who is pushing for a place at the 2006 World Cup Finals, actually started his career in Milan’s youth ranks.

He’s since played with success at Napoli and then Verona.

It’s also believed that Oddo, who was close to joining Juventus last summer, is being monitored by both Valencia and Tottenham.

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