Transfer News: Dzenko to Man City, Adebayor to Real Madrid?
By ram_cv
@ram_cv (16513)
India
January 3, 2011 3:38pm CST
Dzenko to Man City looks like a done deal with Man City agreeing to a 27 million pounds transfer fee. But if rumours are to be believed, then Adebayor could be on his way to Real Madrid!! Are you kidding me? Mourinho swooping down for Adebayor, something which I cannot really forsee.
What do you say?
Cheers!
Ram
5 responses
@rdaradjat (132)
• Indonesia
4 Jan 11
It is still a rumour right? The news about Dzeko has been around for months. But, About Adebayor is not clear enough. It is Dzeko that should move to Madrid, not Adebayor I think.
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@rdaradjat (132)
• Indonesia
5 Jan 11
There is something wrong with Adebayor. After leaving Arsenal, he does not look like he used to be. He is not the main player at Man City. Mancini prefers Tevez or Balotelli. But, with Dzeko coming to Man City, even there's no room for Balloteli.
@rappeter13 (8608)
• Romania
5 Jan 11
I was hopping that Dzeko will come to Bayern, but now I see that the money from the Arabs are too powerful. I hate teams which are owned, without this money City would be a middle table team. But as a sporting asset, Dzeko is a great one to them. I am sure he will be one of the best strikers from the Premier League.
As for Adebayor, he is one of the good strikers which can play in the Champions League this season and if City doesn't want him, he may be a great asset for Real, as we know they only have Benzema and Canales as strikers. So I think that Mourinho knows what he is doing.
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@rdaradjat (132)
• Indonesia
6 Jan 11
ram_cv, I have just thought the same! I was about to write about Adebayor and Anelka, when my collegue called me...:)
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@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
8 Jan 11
Dzenko move is definitely good for Man City but if Mancini deploy his team to play like they did against Arsenal, then having the best striker in the world is meaningless for them. As for Adebayor, I am surprised Mourinho would want to sign him. Even since the Togolese left Arsenal, his form is on a downward spiral. Beside, he is a known trouble-maker in the dressing room. Having him in the team could be disruptive to the team.
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@LiamMathews (14)
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12 Jan 11
Adebayor is only ever at a club for two years, first at arsenal where he was quite good and put a lot of effort in during his first season there but then just became lazy and didn't try at all. This was the same at man city, he just seems to get bored if he is at a club for to long. I doubt he will get played at real Madrid much if he goes so he wont try when he does play. Personally I think that it would be a waste of a buy and will not add anything to real Madrid.
