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artem said:
Bruno Alves (Porto) ---> Fc Zenit St. Petersburg

Zenit has agreed about transition of the defender of Porto and a Portuguese national team of Bruno Alvesh, confirms "A Bola". The Petersburg club will pay for a transfer of the 28-year-old football player €23 million that on 7 million it is less, than initially asked Porto. The parties needed to discuss insignificant details of the transaction, but about transition of Alvesh it is already possible to speak as about the come true fact, writes the Portuguese newspaper.
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Great player , any source ???
 
KICK OFF said:
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Has informed about it the Portuguese newspaper "A Bola". I precisely do not know this newspaper is how much authentic, but I think that it is the truth as about it write on the majority of the Russian football sites, and it usually means that it is the truth.
 
New Official Transfers (1st Part)

Daryl Murphy (Ipswich Town) > Celtic
Fran Mérida (Arsenal) > Atlético Madrid
Pedro Botelho (Celta de Vigo) > Cartagena
Francis Coquelin (Arsenal) > Lorient
Laurent Koscielny (Lorient) > Arsenal
Marouane Chamakh (Girondins Burdeos) > Arsenal
Wellington Silva (Fluminense) > Arsenal
Jonny Godsmark (Newcastle United) > Ashington
Diego Arismendi (Brighton & Hove Albion) > Barnsley
Ben Foster (Manchester United) > Birmingham City
Tom Heaton (Wycombe Wanderers) > Cardiff City
Roy O'Donovan (Hartlepool United) > Coventry City
Philippe Senderos (Everton) > Fulham
Conor Hourihane (Sunderland) > Ipswich Town
Chris Smalling (Fulham) > Manchester United
Javier Hernández (Guadalajara) > Manchester United
Dan Gosling (Everton) > Newcastle United
James Perch (Nottingham Forest) > Newcastle United
Xisco (Racing de Santander) > Newcastle United
Ibrahima Sonko (Hull City) > Portsmouth
David Gray (Manchester United) > Preston North End
Carlo Nash (Everton) > Stoke City
Ahmed Al-Muhammadi (ENPPI) > Sunderland
Cristian Riveros (Cruz Azul) > Sunderland
Marcos Angeleri (Estudiantes de La Plata) > Sunderland
Simon Mignolet (Sint-Truidense) > Sunderland
Titus Bramble (Wigan Athletic) > Sunderland
Zoran Tosic (Colonia) > CSKA Moscú
Lorik Cana (Sunderland) > Galatasaray
Eduardo (Arsenal) > Shakhtar Donetsk

Retires

Nicky Butt (Newcastle United)

Complete List of Official Transfers 2010-II: http://glavisted.blogspot.com/2010/07/lista-de-fichajes-oficiales-2010-ii.html
 
New Official Transfers (2nd Part)

Antonio Amaya (Wigan Athletic) > Rayo Vallecano
Borja Valero (Real Mallorca) > Villarreal
Albert Riera (Liverpool) > Olympiacos
Sam Cox (Torquay United) > Barnet
Martin Petrov (Manchester City) > Bolton Wanderers
Luke Daniels (Tranmere Rovers) > Bristol Rovers
Yossi Benayoun (Liverpool) > Chelsea
Danny Wilson (Rangers) > Liverpool
Joe Cole (Chelsea) > Liverpool
Jonjo Shelvey (Charlton Athletic) > Liverpool
Milan Jovanovic (Standard Lieja) > Liverpool
Aleksandar Kolarov (Lazio) > Manchester City
David Silva (Valencia) > Manchester City
Jérome Boateng (Hamburgo) > Manchester City
Yaya Touré (Barcelona) > Manchester City
David Martin (Liverpool) > Milton Keynes Dons
David Ball (Manchester City) > Swindon Town
Sandro (Internacional) > Tottenham Hotspur
Gunnar Nielsen (Manchester City) > Tranmere Rovers
Paul Marshall (Aberdeen) > Walsall
Pablo Ibáñez (Atlético Madrid) > West Bromwich Albion
Frédéric Piquionne (Portsmouth) > West Ham United
Pablo Barrera (UNAM Pumas) > West Ham United
Thomas Hitzlsperger (Lazio) > West Ham United
Ali Al-Habsi (Bolton Wanderers) > Wigan Athletic
Antolín Alcaraz (Club Brujas) > Wigan Athletic
James McArthur (Hamilton Academical) > Wigan Athletic
Mauro Boselli (Estudiantes de La Plata) > Wigan Athletic
Tomasz Kupisz (Wigan Athletic) > Jagiellonia Bialystok
Mario Melchiot (Wigan Athletic) > Umm-Salal
Filipe Teixeira (Barnsley) > Metalurg Donetsk

Retires

James Walker (Tottenham Hotspur)

Complete List of Official Transfers 2010-II: http://glavisted.blogspot.com/2010/07/lista-de-fichajes-oficiales-2010-ii.html
 
gabe.paul.logan said:
What a waste....sorry to say that, but i dont feel it, this is right.
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Do we have to go through this again?:ROLL:

Playing for a big club in one of Europe's most exciting leagues? - check

Playing at least six matches of Champions League football? - check

Playing in front of 60,000 every home game? - check

Now tell me, why is that a waste?
 
It is a waste for Schalke...they deserve better than Raul (at this age of course).
Schalke is a big an beautifull club in perhaps the most exciting competition of Europe.
 
gerd said:
It is a waste for Schalke...they deserve better than Raul (at this age of course).
Schalke is a big an beautifull club in perhaps the most exciting competition of Europe.
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It's a free transfer so I fail to see how it's a waste for Schalke. Raul will help raise the profile of the club and will give them masses of experience to take into their Champions League campaign. I know he's 33, but it's not that old and he is still a very talented goalscorer.
 
How much will he cost in wages ? Probably several million euros - he was a very talented goalscorer a decade ago, he's utterly washed up now, and he could be a disruptive influence on the Squad. Certainly the Spanish national team have benefitted from his absence.
 
New Official Transfers (3rd Part)

Michael Ballack (Chelsea) > Bayer Leverkusen
Juliano Belletti (Chelsea) > Fluminense
Dorian Dervite (Tottenham Hotspur) > Villarreal
Hameur Bouazza (Blackpool) > Arles
Franck Queudrue (Colchester United) > Panionios
Ricardo Vaz Té (Bolton Wanderers) > Panionios
Enric Valles (NAC Breda) > Birmingham City
Nikola Zigic (Valencia) > Birmingham City
Marcos Alonso (Real Madrid Castilla) > Bolton Wanderers
Robbie Blake (Burnley) > Bolton Wanderers
Gary McSheffrey (Leeds United) > Coventry City
Lee Carsley (Birmingham City) > Coventry City
Lukas Jutkiewicz (Motherwell) > Coventry City
Stephen O'Halloran (Aston Villa) > Coventry City
Rhys Taylor (Chelsea) > Crewe Alexandra
Josh Payne (Wycombe Wanderers) > Doncaster Rovers
Ján Mucha (Legia de Varsovia) > Everton
Jermaine Beckford (Leeds United) > Everton
Joao Silva (Desportivo das Aves) > Everton
Magaye Gueye (Racing de Estrasburgo) > Everton
Artur Krysiak (Burton Albion) > Exeter City
Daniel Nardiello (Oldham Athletic) > Exeter City
Sol Campbell (Arsenal) > Newcastle United
John Ruddy (Motherwell) > Norwich City
Ben Burgess (Blackpool) > Notts County
David Bevan (Ilkeston Town) > Walsall
Christian Benítez (Birmingham City) > Santos Laguna
Miroslav Stoch (Twente) > Fenerbahçe
Al Bangura (Blackpool) > Mersin Idmanyurdu

Complete List of Official Transfers 2010-II: http://glavisted.blogspot.com/2010/07/lista-de-fichajes-oficiales-2010-ii.html
 
Jamezinho said:
Do we have to go through this again?:ROLL:

Playing for a big club in one of Europe's most exciting leagues? - check

Playing at least six matches of Champions League football? - check

Playing in front of 60,000 every home game? - check

Now tell me, why is that a waste?
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If it would be a loan, i would not say anything...but he should retire in the Bernabeu.
Do you think Real will buy him again? And how long is the contract last, 1-2 years?
 
2 years and he'll work for Real in any way after that, but not playing football after the Schalke years.
 
gabe.paul.logan said:
If it would be a loan, i would not say anything...but he should retire in the Bernabeu.
Do you think Real will buy him again? And how long is the contract last, 1-2 years?
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I don't see why he should retire at the Bernabeu. If he loves football and wants to continue playing regularly then he had to move. And he's had the dignity to move abroad because I'm sure he didn't want to play for any other Spanish club. As PAT said, I'm sure he'll be back at Real in some non-playing role once he has retired.
 
You're right.. Not sure it will be the best move for Veloso though.
 
Personally I think he will do very well. Genoa are extremely ambitious this summer. I think he will be like Thiago Motta 2 years ago - he quickly become the spine and core of the team's midfield. It's a good stepping stone if he wants to move to an even bigger club after.
 
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