Furious Football Association Foreign Transfer Offers: Season 1

First topic message reminder :


The Foreign Transfer Window will be open at the following times:

Pre Season - Week 2
Closed Week 3 & 4
Week 5 - Week 7
Closed Week 8 & 9
Week 10 - End of Season

Transfer Pendings will be open Monday to Friday with a cut off time of 15:00. This is to ensure we can respond to offers.
Any Offers after that time will count towards the followings days TP's.

You are allowed 2 TP's per day

Replies and Negotiations will take place on this page soon after 3pm

ALL TP's must be in the following format:

TP: (i.e. the number of the TP from you daily allowance, 1,2 or 3)
Player: (i.e. Rooney aka the best striker in the Europe)
Team: (i.e. Manchester United aka Champ19ns)
Offer: (i.e. £35M)
Reason: (i.e. reason they would join)

TPs not in the correct format or outside the window will be ignored.

You cannot make a bid unless you already have the cash to complete the deal you must have the funds already, or have guaranteed funds arriving, to be able to finance the deal. (i.e. you cannot bid and then after bidding try to raise the funds by offering your players for sale).

How your bid will be assessed.

There will be a Committee of 3/4 managers who oversee transfers.
This will be built up of one manager from each league (in order to stamp out any bias).
Transfers must be registered on a Transfer Pending page in the format above. Each member of the committee will either state if they are For or Against the transfer. For the transfer to be successful it must have the majority of committee members IN FAVOUR of the transfer.
Committee members will NOT have to state any reason to a manager as to why an offer has been accepted or rejected, just a yes or no on the pending deal. Committee members can do so if they wish.
Please remember a Transfer does not reply upon one member, so try not to shout/argue with a committee members over a transfer because for all you know they could of voted yes for you.

TPs will not be answered until after the window has closed. If a manager wishes to counter another managers offer, then he must do so the same day and before the window closes. For any enquiries after the window closes will be considered as the following days so be careful as you could end up wasting enquires. Order of the enquiries is the order they will be answered but the highest bidders offer will most likely be successful, if both bids are accepted then it will be considered from the players point of view as where they are most likely to want to play. If all enquiries are unsuccessful, then the player will stay at his current club and can be enquired about again in the following window.

Please Take Note of the following which occurs once an offer has been responded to AND accepted but not confirmed by the Buying Club:

If a figure is agreed the transfer MUST be finalised, meaning paid in full, within a resonable time (this is due to manager being online). If the funds are not available the transfer will be delayed until 5pm that day.
Up to this time any team may attempt to hijack the deal by placing an offer on the table, the committee will vote on this, once again the majority of committee members must be in favour for the deal to go through.
If the funds are raised before any other tabled bid has been received the original team will secure the player.
If no team bids and the funds are raised within the time the deal may go through.
If the funds are not raised and there are no further bids the player continues with his current club.
If another club bids and the origianal club has raised the funds before confirmation of the transfer offers will be assessed the offers but the Original bidding Club will take preferance, thus most likely to secure the transfer.

If you cannot reach an agreement with the selling club within 3 negotiations the selling club will pull out of the deal.

If your offer is accepted you have 1 hour to confirm the transfer as the player and his agent will not hang around while other clubs could be interested.

TP1

Name: Fernando Torres
From: Chelsea
To: Malaga
Fee: 25 Million

Reason I didn't get the TP last time was because it was less than a year since he moved. A year is fast approaching (deal was agreed on the 31st Jan). Therefore, if transfer accepted, I am willing for Chelsea to hold on to him until 31st in RL and Match 4 of the FFA (League Match 3 would be on the 27th Jan).

http://www.caughtoffside.com/2011/12/19/malaga-look-to-tempt-chelsea-with-25m-fernando-torres-offer/

Unable to get funds

Roma

TP1

Name: Alvaro Negredo
From: Sevilla
To: Roma
Fee: £14m

First team for Negredo at Roma who are playing in Europes elite in Furious Assosiation. We are a club on the up who will be competing for the league title this year aswell as the cup and in Europe. I have the players who can give Negredo the right service. I have been managing clubs on these leagues for a long time and I think I am the right man to lead him forward.

Fiorentina
TP1/2
Stephane MBia
Marseille
£14m

MBia has been linked away from France for a while now and Deschamps has admitted that he will have to sell. We need the versatility that MBia provides to play both CB and DM. Arsenal were linked with a £16m move in the summer, but nothing materialised and they moved for Mertesacker instead. He is more unsettled now and we feel Marseille would accept this £14m offer for a wantaway player, which would represent a £3.5m profit.

TP 2/2
Bruno Ecuele Manga
Lorient
£10m

He has impressed at Lorient and should be playing for a much bigger club. We offer him the opportunity to take the step up and make an impression at a higher level. We initially expect Manga to come in as cover in the league and europe, with playing time in the domestic cup, but expect him to be challenging for a starting berth relatively quickly. He signed a new contract which allegedly upped his release clause to €12m, so we offer the cash to activate that clause.

Lyon

TP 1/2

Didier Drogba
From: Chelsea
To: Lyon
Fee: £3m + £2.5m salary upfront to Driogba
Reason:

Big money move to China

Drogba, who turns 34 in March, is in the final few months of his Chelsea contract and would be available on a free

Villa manager Alex McLeish has admitted he has limited funds to spend

The first link in regarding Drogs big money move to China. Talk of that hae now calmed down.
The second link shows Villas interest in Drogs and that his contract is up in 4 months.
The third link shows again Villas interest and his expiring contract.
It also states:
"He will be available for free in the summer and it is unlikely that Chelsea will ask for more than £3m this month for the player they brought to England from Marseille in 2004."

Lyon can offer Drogba a way out of Chelsea and give him the 2 year contract he wants.
Drogba is paid 120k by Chelsea. Lyon offer the same 120k per week - say 20 Furious League gameweeks = £2.4m over 2 season. This will be paid upfront.

We feel we can offer more that any China club or Villa can for Drogba. He will get match time in a competative league which China can offer. We also offer European football which Villa cant along with the wage he wants.
Drogba can join up with the stars at Lyon like Dempsey, Martin, Bastos and Lopez to name a few. He also knows Bosingwa from their time at Chelsea so he will help him settle if needed, Drogba has played and lived in France before so I dont consider that a problem.

Overall we will give Drogba the contract he want on the pay he wants, give him match time as a starting 11 player, competative league with a competative european cup competition. Lyon feel this is more than any club so far has offered him

Malaga

TP1
Name: Paul Pogba
From: Manchester United
To: Malaga
Fee: £300,000

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2012/01/05/2830135/manchester-united-wonderkid-paul-pogbas-old-trafford-future

Malaga offer the player more first team oppotunities than AC Milan could offer. Will play in all cup games, and some first team games, in the first 11 that he craves. The fee is for the "training purposes" as described in the above link:

There would be no transfer fee should Pogba move abroad at the end of his contract, but a nominal sum would be due to United for 'training compensation' under Fifa rules.

Lazio TP 2/2

Name: Nuri Sahin
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £16.5m

Reason: Nuri isn't getting first team action at Real, and with rumours swirling he will be sold for 20m euros (see source) we are willing to match the asking price (but in proper money) and offer Nuri guaranteed first team football. With Nuri on board we believe we can deliver European football for him next year -- however if we do not, he will be allowed to leave for the same fee as we signed him for, to any European qualifiers in the FFA.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/15/germany/2012/01/06/2832916/borussia-dortmund-deny-interest-in-re-signing-real-madrids

TP 1
Name: Thierry Henry
Club: New York Red Bulls
Fee: £2m for season long loan

Reason: As shown in RL his club are willing to let him go out on loan for the next two months which is basically the same as a FL season. By coming to Porto he will keep his match fitness before returning for the MLS season starting.

TP 2
Name: Ravel Morrison
Club: Man Utd:
Fee: £300k

Reason: His contract is up in a few months time and he is free to speak to European clubs. The fee to buy him is an agreed £300k and Porto wish to snap him up before the other top clubs show commitment

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11667/7409034/Euro-big-guns-eye-Morrison

Malaga would like to counter-bid for Ravel Morrison for a fee of 400K

Additional Reasons:

Moving abroad is always risky for a young player, who may easily get homesick. Malaga already has two under 21 English midfielders in Rodwell and Oxlade-Chamberlain, who he has been in squads with at under-16 and under-18 England levels. This will enable him to settle better, and increase performance.

Lyon

TP 2/2

Breno
From: Bayern
To: Lyon
Fee: £5m
Reason:

Breno is out of contract on the 30/06/2012.
After his controversy Im offering him a way out of germany (if allowed) and due to contract expiring the fee is low.
He will play all dom cup matches and be on the bench for league and europe

Arsenal

TP1/2

Thierry Henry
4m for Season long loan
New York Red Bulls

With New York willing to send him on loan for a while we feel it right to bring the former Arsenal forward back to the club, He will help young talents progress in training and will play a big role in the side.

TP2/2

Matias Suarez
11m
Anderlecht

Matias is a high quality talent and we feel he would be able to make the step up to a higher class with relative ease, He would be apart of the main squad and would learn alot from the talent we already have at the club

PSG 1/2

Name:
Club:
Fee:

Reasoning -

Andy Polo is already in the league

Cheers,

i have andy polo

Roma TP 1

Name: Lucho Gonzalez
From: Marseille
To: Roma
Fee: £6.5m

We would like to bring Lucho to Rome, we understand that a deal was on the cards but the clubs could not agree a fee last Summer. Lucho was robbed at his own house and if you can't feel safe at home where can you feel safe? We offer him the chance to move out of Marseille and to Rome. We already have former teammate Valbuena here, we feel that this is a fair offer for the player whos value is decreasing after stating he wants to leave.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/ben_lyttleton/12/29/ligue1.targets/index.html

Malaga

TP1

Name: Lucas Barrios
From: Borrusia Dortmund
To: Malaga
Fee: £8.25 Million

Barrios has not had many first team oppotunities this season, even after being great last season. Malaga will offer him the first team oppotunities he desires by being our main striker. Nicknamed "The Panther" due to his poaching abilities, he would be ideal CF, with our quick wingers either side. Malaga have tabled a 10 Million EURO bid to fight off interest from Chelsea. This is £8.25 Million converted.

http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/premier-league/transfer-rumours/1442/81/malaga-rival-chelsea-hunt-chilean-hitman

http://www.soccerplay.net/malaga-to-rival-chelsea-in-hunt-for-paraguayan-hitman/15511

http://tribalfootball.com/articles/malaga-launching-bid-borussia-dortmund-striker-lucas-barrios-2612711


TP2

Name: Allan Macgregor
From: Rangers
To: Malaga
Fee: £3.5 Million

Malaga are interested in the Rangers shot stopper. With Weise being injured for our first game, we would like suitable cover.

http://www.eyefootball.com/news/11926/Allan-McGregor-linked-with-Malaga-switch.html

Fiorentina

TP 1/2

Cesar Azpilicueta
Marseille
£12m

Marseille have shown that they are prepared to let the young Spaniard go for the right price and the player himself is keen on a move to a bigger league than Ligue 1. We see Azpilicueta as being able to come in and start the first game of the season and lay down the guantlet to make the RB position his own. £12m has been the price quoted to claim his signature by various media, so we make that our offer.

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TP2/2
Cristian Ansaldi
Rubin Kazan
£10m

Ansaldi's contract is coming to an end in 12 months time and with the player not looking to sign a new one, his value will be dropping. We offer a good fee now rather than him leave for nothing http://www.goal.com/en/news/11/transfer-zone/2011/10/27/2730502/benfica-ponder-january-move-for-rubin-kazans-cristian

He has shown an interest in moving clubs, whilst his agent has suggested that his club would not sell for less than €11m.

http://www.sports.ru/en/football/98918396.html

Therefore, we are prepared to meet this rumoured asking price, which is higher than rumoured offers from other clubs
http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=96691, whilst Rubin have shown their willingness to sell in the summer when they negotiated with Benfica. http://www.sports.ru/en/football/105241319.html, the only thing stopping the deal is Benfica's £8m offer not meeting the Rubin asking price. We are offering what is believed to be the amount they want

We see Ansaldi as ideal for our pursuit on 3 trophies as he can play at LB, RB and LW, providing cover to other areas of the squad, whilst also having a real chance to make the starting RB spot his own.

villarreal tp1
Douglas Franco Teixeira
fc twente
fee: 7m
reason: a strong, tall and physically imposing centre-half is what we need and douglas fits the bill. He is brazilian and will have no language problems as well coming to spain. He has been under the radar of villarreal and will slot straight into the 1st team.

http://www.footballpress.net/?action=read&idsel=82575

Lyon

TP 1/2

Lucas Biglia
From: Anderlecht
To: Lyon
Fee: £16m

Reason: Been linked with several high profile clubs but no solid offers etc.
Lyon would like to bring him in and offer him a place leading our midfield. Captancy could be available for him to take on. The chance to play in a highly competative league as well as european competition is available at Lyon for him. Fellow Argentinian Lopez is here to help him settle in.

nick_fury wrote:Lyon

TP 1/2

Lucas Biglia
From: Anderlecht
To: Lyon
Fee: £16m

Reason: Been linked with several high profile clubs but no solid offers etc.
Lyon would like to bring him in and offer him a place leading our midfield. Captancy could be available for him to take on. The chance to play in a highly competative league as well as european competition is available at Lyon for him. Fellow Argentinian Lopez is here to help him settle in.

good one

TP:1
Name: Vasilis Torosidis
Team: olympicios
To: Porto
Fee: £6m

reason: Torosidis has a 6m buyout clause in his contract which we wish to take full advantage of, the versatile defender will get plenty of opportunity being able to slot in on a number of positions.

ROMA
TP: 1

Name: Eric Abidal
Team: Barcelona
To: Roma
Fee: £8m

Abidal has been linked with a couple of clubs in the last couple of days but I feel we are the only club who want to sign him and make him first team at Roma, others seem to by him just for cover or because they have a few injuries to deal with. We at Rome are a progressing club and Abidal would be a great addition to the side. He is out of contract at the end of season and £8m is a lot for a player who is 32 and can go on a free. We have French international Valbuena.

TP:1
Name: Emilio Izaguirre
Team: Celtic
To: Schalke
Fee: £6million

Izaguirre was a revelation when he moved to Celtic and last season, there were reports Manchester United were scouting the Honduran, but nothing ever came of this.
http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/izaguirre-reveals-united-interest/news/anzeigen_66509.html

I think Izaguirre would be the perfect left-back for Schalke as he has pace and attacking ability, yet can defend very well.

The £6million fee is justified I feel as he has just returned from a very severe, long term injury and there is no promise he is the player he was. I am willing to take that chance on such a good player though.

He would be guaranteed first choice at left back for every game.

Liverpool

TP1

Nedum Onuoha
£1m Loan

Versatlie and pretty much no chance at Man City, he would be perfect cover for both RB and CB and would be 1st choice back up to Srna, Rami or Ruiz

TP2
Nathan Redmond
Birmingham
£4m

The young lad would love a step up from his current club, a good young home grown player and would comliment Walcott who would be on the other side, he would learn alot from him and try and establish himself as a 1st teamer quickly

A Madrid
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TP 1 OF 2
Pablo Sarabia
Getafe
1.5M
We need an u21 and Sarabia fits the bill.

A Madrid
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TP 2 OF 2
Sandro Ramirez
Barcelona C
500k
We need an u21 and this player fits the bill.

Fiorentina TP1/2

Lucho Gonzalez
Marseille
£9m

Following the collapse of the Lucho deal with Roma, we are keen to offer him an Italian alternative. With an assault on three trophies, we need a bigger squad and he will bring experience of having played in CL season in, season out.

Lyon

TP2/2

Daniel Carriço
From: Sporting
To: Lyon
Fee: £8m
Reason: With Daniel's contract expiring next summer (30.06.2013) We would like to offer him the chance to play for Lyon. Current captain of his team he will have the chance to win captaincy here at Lyon.
A strong CB who can also play as a DM his versilitility is good and can be a big factor winning certian types of matches.
Few eye catching displays with Lyon in the team of players we have Daniel Carriço can also force himself into the Portugal squad for the Euros.

Liverpool

TP1

Fernando Llorente - £28.0m

Bilbao wil never reach the heights of the top Spanish clubs and now with the sale of Suarez we need a top quality CF, he fits the bill and would be our number one striker in a bid to win the CL and League title, we bid £28m to try and get his services down at Anfield. He would get plenty support from the likes of Walcott and Gervinho and would relish the chance at a bigger club.


TP2

Darren Bent - £22.0m

Been rumoured to be unhappy at Villa and would jump at the chance at joining Liverpool, has been close in the past to joining the reds and this time it would become a reality to join a team on the up and away from a club that has become very static

Valencia

Tp:1
Frederic Kanoute
offer- 5mil
Fredie is out of contract this summer at sevilla, and we would love to have him on board at valencia. we feel he would bring a much needed experience factor to our front line.
Evidence-http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/2012/01/01/2825606/la-ligas-bosman-list-abidal-kanoute-marcos-senna-all-the-players-

Removed as player already in league!

Lyon

TP 1/2

Adam Maher
From: AZ
To: Lyon
Fee: £0.62
Reason: Up and coming youngster will be given a chance here at Lyon. Having already scored in a European competition if he impresses in the cup he will ahve another chance to do so with Lyon.
We have a great munch of players and midfielder with a vast range of abilities Maher can learn from.

TP:1
Player: Mario Mandzukic
Team: Wolfsburg
Fee: £10million
Reason: I need a prolific striker and Mandzukic has proved he has what it takes to score at a high level this season. I want him to take his place at the front of my attack and give him a chance to play against some quality teams. He's also moving to a German club, so won't have to learn another language or travel abroad.

TP: 1

Player: Kaka
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £12million

Leverkusen would like to make Kaka the highest paid and most important player at the club. We note the emergence in the Real Madrid side if Khediera, Callejon, along with the impressive form of Ozil and that Kaka is failing to command first team football. We would offer him that, as well as a lucrative package to come join us.

TP: 2
Player: Cheick Tiote
Club: Newcastle
Fee: £17.5million

Leverkusen have noted the impressive performances of Cheick and feel he would be a useful addition to our squad, also we believe a fee around 4 times his original value is fair given the current market.

Lyon

TP2/2

Samuel Eto'o
From: Anzhi Makhachkala
To: Lyon
Fee: £35m
Reason: Eto'o being a top striker should be in what I think a more competative league. The russian league has ended and Eto'o only played 11 games all season for Anzhi.
Lyon can offer him a more competative league with european competition also and the chance to play with better players.

nick_fury wrote:Lyon

TP 1/2

Adam Maher
From: AZ
To: Lyon
Fee: £0.62
Reason: Up and coming youngster will be given a chance here at Lyon. Having already scored in a European competition if he impresses in the cup he will ahve another chance to do so with Lyon.
We have a great munch of players and midfielder with a vast range of abilities Maher can learn from.

I have Maher

Liverpool

TP2

Carlos Tevez
£40m

He is leaving Man City definately, we give him the chance to lead an exciting new forward line and become happy with his football again. He would be our new No9 after the departure of Suarez and make the Liverpool fans forget he was even there.

TP2
Bas Dost
Heereveen
He only cost them £2.5m and he is doing well, however a move to Liverpool for £6m would be too hard for them or him to turn down wih the opportunity to excel in League and Europe for a huge club

TP: 1

Player: Esteban Granero
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £5million (Season Long Loan)

Leverkusen would like to take advantage of Real's wishes to send Esteban out on loan. Given his current inability to break in to a 'galactico' heavy side, we feel we would be the perfect outlet for Esteban to get regular first team football. We also feel it would be good for Real to send him away from La Liga, and specifically rivals Malaga, so he can kick start his career. We have not included a future fee as we believe should Esteban have a fruitful period at the BayArena that Real would expect him back and we are happy with that.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/la-liga/2012/01/10/2840712/real-madrid-keen-to-ship-esteban-granero-out-on-loan-report

TP: 2

Player: Iker Muniain
Club: Atletico Bilbao
Fee: £16million

Leverkusen are looking to add pace and flair to their midfield and feel Iker is an outstanding talent who would do wonders at our club. We feel it's a very generous offer and would make Iker a huge household name.

villarreal
tp1
Igor Denisov
zenit
fee: 8m+5m later
reason: want a tough tackling CM and igor is exactly that. a strong presence in our midfield will allow our attacking players to go forward and not worry about the back

Lyon

TP 1 & 2

Fernandinho & Jádson
From: Shakhtar Donetsk
To: Lyon
Fee: £28m
Reason: After Shakhtar dismal display in Europe's top competition, finishing bottom of their group they are not the team of past seasons.
Both Fernandinho & Jádson and made the Brazil squad and droped out, made it, out again and so on.
Fernandinho & Jádson could do with a new challange. More competative League and still an European competition which Shakhtar dont have any longer due to finishing their European group bottom.

Lyon can offer both players a new challange in a highly competative league and Europan competition. Lyon are competing for 3 trophies this season and we consider ourselves to have a chance in all three. Fernandinho & Jádson know each other well from playing together for few year, they could be exactly what Lyon need to push and win all three honours this season.

Lyon also offer all League and European matches fit for. Depending on Domestic Cup fixtures they may play and the further we get there is a high chance they will play so we can win it.
Lyon have fellow brazilian Bastos who is working hard and trying to break back into the Brazil national team after injury kept him out. Fernandinho & Jádson both too can break back into the Brazil national team. Playing in a European competition is a big factor and will get them noticed as to Shakhtar who have crashed out of European Comps altogether.

Based on market value reserch we feel the amount if more than fair to Shakhtar.
We also feel our reputation as being one of Europe's best clubs for many of years coupled with this seasons credentials and our ambition should give Fernandinho & Jádson enough to join a fast improving Lyon squad.

player Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior(neymar)
Santos
to
Spurs

Fee 61 million(upfront) 20Million(after season2) 10million(after season 3)

all in all a deal worth 91 million pounds,
Neymar, you are the emphasis of sexay football and we at spurs love sexay football. in brazill tehre is only a limit to what you can achive , i can certainly promise you european football and a huge! WAGE PACKET OVER 2 YEARS WORTH 5 MILLION A YEAR. join teh revolution at spurs. this will break the FFA transfer record and we want you to be that player, we will build our squadd around you and you will be the best player in teh league, this is a great opportunity and i hope yopu take it.

TP1

Darron Gibson
From: Man U
To: Malaga
Fee: £1.2 Million

Gibson has been out of favour for a while now, and Everton look to sign him for a cut price £1 Million. However, Malaga is offering a bigger transfer fee and European football, something that Everton cannot compete with. Gibson would relish a move abroad, not only to kick start his career but also to get away from SAF as far as humanly possible!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2085409/Gibsons-good-to-Goodison-1m-Moyes-looks-bolster-depleted-Everton-squad.html

King Beer wrote:TP: 1

Player: Esteban Granero
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £5million (Season Long Loan)

Leverkusen would like to take advantage of Real's wishes to send Esteban out on loan. Given his current inability to break in to a 'galactico' heavy side, we feel we would be the perfect outlet for Esteban to get regular first team football. We also feel it would be good for Real to send him away from La Liga, and specifically rivals Malaga, so he can kick start his career. We have not included a future fee as we believe should Esteban have a fruitful period at the BayArena that Real would expect him back and we are happy with that.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/la-liga/2012/01/10/2840712/real-madrid-keen-to-ship-esteban-granero-out-on-loan-report

Malaga would also like to bid for the player for my TP2

Fee: £2.5 Million Pound Season Long Loan. £1 Million extra at completion of a FFA season 2

Malaga are falling away in the race for the title, and pose no threat to Madrid in RL (being 18 points behind them already). Therefore they would be fine to let Malaga have the loan move. Even though we are offering less money, there are a number of factors why Malaga is a better place for both Real and the player. Firstly, the German league is much more physical and Real do not wish to get one of their players injured unnecessarily. Secondly, by keeping him in La Liga, they will be able to keep tabs on his progression. Thirdly, the player would obviously prefer to stay in his homeland, rather than being shipped out to a foreign country in the middle of a season.

Lastly, as the link above states, Malaga ARE interested in him for a loan move in RL. There has been no word from Leverkusen in RL, that they would be remotely interested in such a deal happening.

A Madrid
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TP 1 OF 2
Henrique
Sau Paulo
2.5M
We need an under 21 player for the cup and we only have 2 strikers in our team so we need another incase they get injured.

TP 2 OF 2
Oscar
Internacional
4M
Need an under 21 and we are a bit short in attack mid so he will get some playing time.

TwisT wrote:

King Beer wrote:TP: 1

Player: Esteban Granero
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £5million (Season Long Loan)

Leverkusen would like to take advantage of Real's wishes to send Esteban out on loan. Given his current inability to break in to a 'galactico' heavy side, we feel we would be the perfect outlet for Esteban to get regular first team football. We also feel it would be good for Real to send him away from La Liga, and specifically rivals Malaga, so he can kick start his career. We have not included a future fee as we believe should Esteban have a fruitful period at the BayArena that Real would expect him back and we are happy with that.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/la-liga/2012/01/10/2840712/real-madrid-keen-to-ship-esteban-granero-out-on-loan-report

Malaga would also like to bid for the player for my TP2

Fee: £2.5 Million Pound Season Long Loan. £1 Million extra at completion of a FFA season 2

Malaga are falling away in the race for the title, and pose no threat to Madrid in RL (being 18 points behind them already). Therefore they would be fine to let Malaga have the loan move. Even though we are offering less money, there are a number of factors why Malaga is a better place for both Real and the player. Firstly, the German league is much more physical and Real do not wish to get one of their players injured unnecessarily. Secondly, by keeping him in La Liga, they will be able to keep tabs on his progression. Thirdly, the player would obviously prefer to stay in his homeland, rather than being shipped out to a foreign country in the middle of a season.

Lastly, as the link above states, Malaga ARE interested in him for a loan move in RL. There has been no word from Leverkusen in RL, that they would be remotely interested in such a deal happening.

Leverkusen argue that the league is not overly physical, and that the Leverkusa philosphy matches that of Real's. In this day and age, keeping tabs on someone in another country is not an issue. And where Granero has struggled to make an impact in his few appearances for Real, he may shine in a new league, upping his confidence. Granero wants to play football, so location would not be an issue. He can also look at the likes of Raul and Van Nistlerooy; who both played for Real, who enjoyed success in the so called 'physical' Bundesliga.

(To be fair, i would mention RL, but you went for Gibson, and i'm sure money bags Malaga wouldn't even consider him, so not really a fair 'dig')

King Beer wrote:

TwisT wrote:

King Beer wrote:TP: 1

Player: Esteban Granero
Club: Real Madrid
Fee: £5million (Season Long Loan)

Leverkusen would like to take advantage of Real's wishes to send Esteban out on loan. Given his current inability to break in to a 'galactico' heavy side, we feel we would be the perfect outlet for Esteban to get regular first team football. We also feel it would be good for Real to send him away from La Liga, and specifically rivals Malaga, so he can kick start his career. We have not included a future fee as we believe should Esteban have a fruitful period at the BayArena that Real would expect him back and we are happy with that.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3277/la-liga/2012/01/10/2840712/real-madrid-keen-to-ship-esteban-granero-out-on-loan-report

Malaga would also like to bid for the player for my TP2

Fee: £2.5 Million Pound Season Long Loan. £1 Million extra at completion of a FFA season 2

Malaga are falling away in the race for the title, and pose no threat to Madrid in RL (being 18 points behind them already). Therefore they would be fine to let Malaga have the loan move. Even though we are offering less money, there are a number of factors why Malaga is a better place for both Real and the player. Firstly, the German league is much more physical and Real do not wish to get one of their players injured unnecessarily. Secondly, by keeping him in La Liga, they will be able to keep tabs on his progression. Thirdly, the player would obviously prefer to stay in his homeland, rather than being shipped out to a foreign country in the middle of a season.

Lastly, as the link above states, Malaga ARE interested in him for a loan move in RL. There has been no word from Leverkusen in RL, that they would be remotely interested in such a deal happening.

Leverkusen argue that the league is not overly physical, and that the Leverkusa philosphy matches that of Real's. In this day and age, keeping tabs on someone in another country is not an issue. And where Granero has struggled to make an impact in his few appearances for Real, he may shine in a new league, upping his confidence. Granero wants to play football, so location would not be an issue. He can also look at the likes of Raul and Van Nistlerooy; who both played for Real, who enjoyed success in the so called 'physical' Bundesliga.

(To be fair, i would mention RL, but you went for Gibson, and i'm sure money bags Malaga wouldn't even consider him, so not really a fair 'dig')

Fair enough. But my bid still stands. I doubt I get Gibson, but I am hopeful for this TP as it is happening in RL

nadeem2099 wrote:A Madrid
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TP 1 OF 2
Henrique
Sau Paulo
2.5M
We need an under 21 player for the cup and we only have 2 strikers in our team so we need another incase they get injured.

TP 2 OF 2
Oscar
Internacional
4M
Need an under 21 and we are a bit short in attack mid so he will get some playing time.

Liverpool have Oscar

Guys, KB and TwisT. Honstly all that dont matter. We consider the Furious Assoication to be separate. Different countries yes but here in this game Leverkusen dont play in the Bundesliga, Malaga dont play in the La Liga, the both play in a League in the Furious Football Association.

If you look at my TP, i dont say Chapions League, Europa Cup. I describe them as european competitions.
Reason being is we have European Competition in the Furious Football Association.