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Balotelli-Touré exchange?

Saturday 14 November, 2009
There are reports Barcelona and Inter will do business again by exchanging Yaya Touré with Mario Balotelli.

Jose Mourinho has grown increasingly frustrated with Balotelli’s attitude and admitted last week he “needs help” from the media to keep him under control.

The 18-year-old has previously been frozen out of the squad, but Inter could resort to loaning him out instead or even selling him on a permanent basis.

Over at Barcelona, Yaya Touré is often benched by Pep Guardiola and irritated at the lack of playing time.

“If Barça don’t want Yaya any more, then we will find another of the biggest clubs in the world,” said agent Dimitri Seluk.

“I understand that there can be rotation in a top squad, but how is it possible that the same player keeps getting left out?

“Why has Keita played 10 games already and Yaya only managed five?”

There is already a very strong rapport between Barcelona and Inter, who clash in the Champions League at the Nou Camp in just over a fortnight, thanks to Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s summer move.

Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri look likely to sell Patrick Vieira and Sulley Ali Muntari, so need a new solid midfielder in Yaya Toure’s vein.

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noorderzon zei:

of stelt u voor dat de sovjetunie nog bestond. arshavin, chygrynskiy, shevchenko, nazarenko, kalinichenko, de mannen van BATE Barisov, pavlyuchenko, letland die ook zker geen onaardige spelers heeft. imagine-toi !!

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Pseudo zei:

Ooooooeeeeeeeeeeehhh

Ook _jij_ mag een willekeurig transfergerucht op dit forum plaatsen !

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Lord Roel zei:

met 3 spitsen dan maar

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Inter Milan's former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that he sees his future in English football.

"Clearly it is unrealistic to expect to stay at a club as long as Sir Alex Ferguson - but I am ready for the next phase of my career," he told The Times. "I want to work with a different perspective.

"I love Inter and would love to build for the future here. In fact, I am doing it now, because I am not a selfish coach and I'm thinking about the future in terms of youth development and the age structure of my first team.

"But Italy is not the country for this. England is the country - and my football is English football."

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Mou slams Times 'interview'

Jose Mourinho has released an official statement denying he gave an interview to The Times. “I love Inter and am building for this club.”

The article in today’s newspaper suggested the Coach was ready to walk away from Serie A and already looking to a future beyond the Nerazzurri.

The comments caused shockwaves, but now Mourinho released a statement via the Inter website denying he had even given an interview for the paper.

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"As you can read, I explained that I love Inter, I'm happy at Inter and I am building for Inter. This is my reality and it is one I'll stay in until the end of my contract with this club.

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Piejie zei:

Fuck, Nilmar is goed

Zo snel

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Gavin zei:

The Times gaat toch niet zomaar een interview verzinnen.

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