Esto es de antes del partido en Valencia y de antes del partido de Silva en Old Trafford. No damos fiabilidad a este tipo de webs pero si creemos que el articulo está escrito razonablemente bien. Lo que sucede es que como los libros y blogs de Spanish Leadership ya se leen en todo el mundo no nos sorprendería nada que eso que dicen de Spanish Agents nos lo adjudiquen a nosotros. Esperemos que no sea así porque no somos muy amigos de la prensa ni de especular. Nunca hemos oido hablar de Clubcall por tanto esto lo vemos en el terreno de la especulacion dado que otras webs mencionan reportes nuestros presumiblemente filtrados por algun contacto de bajo nivel en el club. Nosotros somos mas de lo que nos dicen busines executives del MCFC en LinkedIn
"my meaning is that Silva plays for us until he retires ie a long time to come and then becomes a coach for our club because our younger players would benefit hugely from adopting his way of playing the game."
Es decir que los jugadores nacionales tienen la capacidad de cambiar el concepto del futbol allá donde fue inventado
Sin embargo vemos un analisis sobre el rol de Muniain en el Europeo sub-21. Y además lo que vemos es que tras las abiertas declaraciones de Terry Venables diciendo que se pregunta (pero en este caso decir I wonder es como decir no entiendo como) como los Coaches de la Premier Legue no fichan mas Spanish dado que se asientan rapidamente, los coaches ya estan abriendo los ojos. El take de Spanish Leadership siempre ha sido
a) un playmaker
b) un jugador entre lineas (lo que seria Muniain en este caso)
c) un delantero centro
como fichajes standards para la Premier por eso nos gusta el articulo que habla de lo que hace Villas Boas en el Chelsea porque es algo que ya le habiamos leido a Perarnau en el twitter, anticipar que lo de Romeu
El articulo vale la pena leerlo pero nos preguntamos lo de los 45 millones de Euros. Por tanto creemos que es especulación periodistica, Dicho esto, a medio plazo si vemos a Iker en La Premier League
'Basque Rooney' set for €45m United & Chelsea 'auction' - reports
Iker Muniain touted to Manchester United and Chelsea by Spanish agents
Athletic Bilbao are attempting to start a bidding war between Manchester United and Chelsea for playmaker Iker Muniain, according to reports.
The 18-year-old, dubbed 'the Basque Wayne Rooney' within the region, has been earning rave reviews in La Liga after starting al seven matches this season for Marcelo Bielsa's outfit.
After securing the player's services with a new contract that includes a €45 million release clause, reports in Spain now claim Los Leones may look to cash-in on their rising star.
The claims, reported by ClubCall, suggest 'Spanish agents' have made Manchester United aware of the player's availability, with the Red Devils thought to have taken notice of the player during Spain's victorious European U21 Championship winners.
Sir Alex Ferguson spent big on bringing young players to Old Trafford this summer, with David de Gea and Phil Jones two big-money purchases for Manchester United in the transfer window.
However, the €45 million fee placed on the teenager's head would mean a mega-money move from Manchester United, and represents a huge gamble given the player's limited experience in major competitions.
A move would also represent a gamble for Chelsea, despite their huge buying power funded by owner Roman Abramovich and proved with the signing of Fernando Torres back in January.
New manager Andre Villas-Boas spent big following his own arrival at Stamford Bridge this summer, bringing youngsters Romelu Lukaku, Oriol Romeu and Juan Mata to Chelsea along with a couple of other youth players who are yet to break into the first team.
The former Porto manager's moves suggest a change in focus for the Blues towards building for the future, and whilst Muniain would fit the bill in these terms, the manager would have to consider the financial implications on his Chelsea transfer budget.
Real Madrid and Barcelona would not be willing to chase the player for such a high fee, according to the report, instead highlighting Chelsea and the Red Devils for a possible move.
Should the two clubs go head-to-head, Manchester United could have an advantage with De Gea's reported friendship with the player, although Mata was also involved in Spain's victorious youth triumph this summer and will have a relationship with Muniain that could be utilised by Chelsea.
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