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Andrea Raggi (US Città di Palermo) -> UC Sampdoria [End of Season Loan]
Sergei Terekhov (FC Dinamo Bryansk) -> FC Dinamo Moskva
Artur Yusupov (FC Toliatti) -> FC Dinamo Moskva
Alexandros Tziolis (Panathinaikos FC) -> Werder Bremen [End of Season Loan]

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Aly Cissokho (Vitória FC) -> FC Porto
Nery Alberto Castillo (Manchester City FC) -> FC Shakhtar Donetsk [Loan Return]
Igor Korotetskiy (FC Zorya Luhansk) -> FC Shakhtar Donetsk [Loan Return]
Ruslan Fomin (FC Metalist Kharkiv) -> FC Shakhtar Donetsk [Loan Return]
Jason Culina (PSV Eindhoven) -> Gold Coast United [End Season Move]
Marc-André Kruska (BV Borussia Dortmund) -> Club Brugge KV
Vadis Odjidja (Hamburger SV) -> Club Brugge KV
Matthew Cassidy (Bolton Wanderers FC) -> Enosis Neon Paralimni FC.
Lucas Bernardi (AS Monaco FC) -> CA Newell's Old Boys.
Walter Aníbal Acevedo (CA San Lorenzo) -> FC Metalist Kharkiv

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Sylvain Wiltord (Stade Rennais) ---> Olympique de Marseille (loan)
Gaël Givet (Olympique de Marseille) ---> Blackburn Rovers (loan)
 
With the arrival of Wiltord, Marseille can forget about any aspirations of becoming champions...Wiltord in the squad is trouble in the dressing room...i said the same thing when Rennes bought him...
 
Lukas Podolski (Bayern --> 1.FC Köln) 07/2009 :APPLAUD::BY::BOP:
10 Million €
The Prince is back in Town :)
 
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FCH said:
Lukas Podolski (Bayern --> 1.FC Köln) 07/2009 :APPLAUD::BY::BOP:
10 Million €
The Prince is back in Town :)
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I still remember this kid saying that he was better then Ronaldo during the Euro. Like, lol, Ronaldo is a bit overrated but come on Podolski better? kid was high for sure...
 
I think Podolski is one of the best players mate. He and Schweini were the driving forces behind Germany in Euro 08. What did Ronaldo do during the Euro 08? Simply flopped, I believe.
 
Yeah, I agree, as much as I'm sorry he didn't make it at Bayern. I remember having highest hopes to see Schweini and him play together in the club just like they do in the national team ... but it never happened.
But anyways: He's not going back to Cologne cause he'll earn more money there or it'll boost his international reputation a lot (since it won't) he just loves the town, the club and the people there. He's already idolized there, now he can become an icon and I really think it'll bring him forward considering his playing, cause unlike in Munich he'll even be starting with two broken legs. :D

And Podolski was way better than Cristiano during Euro. Like Rabona said: Poldi and Schweini were maybe the only two German players who constantly showed class during this tournament. Of course Ronaldo is the better player all in all.
 
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Good on him. Back to his hometown club. Footballers like these should be idolized by their fans. :D I can speak!
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I hope more players identify with their homeclub. Where is the sense of whether 3 million or 8 million worth, because they will play out where his heart want to play

And about the Euro, where are C.Ronaldo ? :BYE:

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and what did poldolski do at bayern, flopped....
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I dont know if he really 'flopped' at Bayern. To be honest, I don't follow the German league, but I watched all his games at WC2006 and EURO08 and he is a very powerful and techinical player full of finesse. And what I assume to be his predicament at Bayern is that he was always a rotation player, but he was succesful whenever he played. If that is the case, I doubt that can be considered as flopping.
 
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I dont know if he really 'flopped' at Bayern. To be honest, I don't follow the German league, but I watched all his games at WC2006 and EURO08 and he is a very powerful and techinical player full of finesse. And what I assume to be his predicament at Bayern is that he was always a rotation player, but he was succesful whenever he played. If that is the case, I doubt that can be considered as flopping.
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No, he really flopped. He never got much of a chance though, but he never showed the right attitude either. He had some remarkable games, but way to few.
He was great at Cologne throughout his first 2 and a half professional years and always performed on the highest level in the national team, so you can't really say he can't live up to the hype. Podolski and Bayern just didn't work out at all ... that happens :/
He won't gain much international reputation at his former club, since it's very unlikely they'll qualifiy for UEFA Cup or the likes, but that's what the discussion is all about, isn't it? Playing where your heart is, not the most cameras.

By the way: The contract only covers first division football, so If Cologne somehow will end up being relegated (and nothing is certain in the Bundesliga :P), the deal won't come to a close.
 
How many good young talents flopped in munich ? Deisler, Santa Cruz, Sosa, Kross,Trochowski,Rau,Janssen,Dos Santos...
 
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How many good young talents flopped in munich ? Deisler, Santa Cruz, Sosa, Kross,Trochowski,Rau,Janssen,Dos Santos...
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Deisler, Santa Cruz, Trochowski, Kroos and Rau all do not belong in this list.

The first two because they simply never flopped, just were injury prone like hell and couldn't ever perform over more than the course of a few games. Kroos cause he hasn't even really started yet and it's way too early to judge. He's a perspective player, just like Breno.
Trochowski and Rau because they NEVER were considered more than bench-warmers at best during their time in Munich. Trochowski especially, he was just another Goktan, Leitl, Bugera from the youth teams. Rau did have a remarkable run bevore Bayern signed him, I give you that.

Flops are something else in my book. Like Ciriaco Sforza - already well experienced - flopping TWICE at the same club. Andreas Herzog, Pablo Thiam or Dos Santos, whom you mentioned.
 
New Confirmed Transfers (1st Part)

Peter Pekarik (MSK Zilina) > Wolfsburgo
Pedrinho (Vasco da Gama) > Figueirense
Edmílson (Villarreal) > Palmeiras
Léo (Benfica) > Santos
Rudy Haddad (Maccabi Tel Aviv) > Chateauroux
Seïd Khiter (Valenciennes) > Vannes
Javier Cámpora (Puebla) > Aris Salónica
Dennis Rommedahl (Ajax) > NEC Nijmegen
Nigel de Jong (Hamburgo) > Manchester City
Jermaine Pennant (Liverpool) > Portsmouth
Elia Legati (AS Mónaco) > AC Milan
Pablo Osvaldo (Fiorentina) > Bologna
Ciro Capuano (Palermo) > Catania
Edinho (Internacional) > Lecce
Mirko Savini (Nápoli) > Palermo
Nolberto Solano (Larissa) > Universitario
Kiko (TPS) > Os Belenenses
Saulo (Naval) > Os Belenenses
Pedro Moutinho (Marítimo) > Rio Ave
Sergio Esteche (Aldosivi) > CFR Cluj
Stanislav Ivanov (FC Moscú) > Lokomotiv Moscú

Retires

Óscar Ibáñez (Universitario)

Complete List of Confirmed Transfers (21/01/2009): http://glavisted.blogspot.com/
 
New Confirmed Transfers (2nd Part)

Guillermo Suárez (Dinamo Zagreb) > Tigre
Gladstone (Palmeiras) > Náutico
Lee Ho (Zenit San Petersburgo) > Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
Sebastián Abreu (River Plate) > Real Sociedad
Bostjan Cesar (Olympique Marsella) > Grenoble
David (Palmeiras) > Panathinaikos
Craig Bellamy (West Ham United) > Manchester City
Vadim Evseev (Saturn) > Kuban Krasnodar
Karl Svensson (Caen) > Göteborg
Daniel Oprita (Lorca Deportiva) > Aarau
Guilherme Alfonso (Veendam) > Sion
Yannick Kamanan (Maccabi Tel Aviv) > Sivasspor

Complete List of Confirmed Transfers (21/01/2009): http://glavisted.blogspot.com/
 
New Confirmed Transfers (3rd Part)

Mirel Radoi (Steaua Bucarest) > Al-Hilal
Seol Ki-Hyeon (Fulham) > Al-Hilal
Ivan Leko (Club Brujas) > Germinal Beerschot
Stein Huysegems (Twente) > Racing Genk
Tom De Mul (Sevilla) > Racing Genk
Ali Mathlouthi (Racing Estrasburgo) > Racing de Ferrol
Cristian Maidana (Spartak Moscú) > Recreativo de Huelva
Brandao (Shakhtar Donetsk) > Olympique Marsella
Sylvain Wiltord (Rennes) > Olympique Marsella
Ismaël Gace (Niza) > Rodez
Ola Toivonen (Malmö) > PSV Eindhoven
Gaël Givet (Olympique Marsella) > Blackburn Rovers
Ariza Makukula (Benfica) > Bolton Wanderers
Tom Soares (Stoke City) > Charlton Athletic
Manucho (Manchester United) > Hull City
Felipe (Gremio) > AC Milan
Pavel Fort (Toulouse) > Slavia Praga
Dmitri Godunok (FC Moscú) > Alania Vladikavkaz
Aleksei Poliakov (Lokomotiv Moscú) > Tom Tomsk
Pavel Mogilevskiy (FC Rostov) > Volga Nizhny Novgorod
Mirko Quaresma (Servette) > Chiasso
Ionut Mazilu (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk) > Arsenal Kiev

Complete List of Confirmed Transfers (22/01/2009): http://glavisted.blogspot.com/
 
New Confirmed Transfers (4th Part)

Federico Nieto (Banfield) > Huracán
Marc-André Kruska (Borussia Dortmund) > Club Brujas
Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe (Hamburgo) > Club Brujas
Juanma (Águilas) > FC Bruselas
Matar Coly (Neuchatel Xamax) > Al-Wahda
Stelios Giannakopoulos (Hull City) > Larissa
Stephen Makinwa (Lazio) > Chievo Verona
Daniel Cappelletti (Cantu San Paolo) > Palermo
Gudmundur Steinarsson (Keflavik) > Vaduz
Roberto Ovelar (Deportivo San Martín) > Cruz Azul
Ousmane N'Doye (Vaslui) > Dinamo Bucarest
Pieter Merlier (Universitatea Cluj-Napoca) > Universitatea Craiova
Jérome Thiesson (Wil 1900) > Bellinzona
Xavier Margairaz (Osasuna) > FC Zúrich
Yoann Langlet (Al-Ittihad) > Stade Nyonnais
Nasser Menassel (Otopeni) > Kocaelispor

Complete List of Confirmed Transfers (22/01/2009): http://glavisted.blogspot.com/
 
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