Roma Calciomercato Thread - Page 22 - TalkSoccer

**jec1** · 08-03-2006, 10:24 PM

15 million wow He is not worth that one bit

Rosa · 08-03-2006, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jager

I see two unkowns here at the moment. Iaquinta is not the player he was, and either is Mido. Though I do see more raw talent with Mido.

Mido's been far better at spurs then he ever was for us. Iaqunita could really benefit by having Spalletti as his coach again. But there's no way he's worth 15million

**jec1** · 08-03-2006, 10:41 PM

8 Million

Rosa · 08-03-2006, 11:07 PM

VelocciRomanista · 13-03-2006, 09:49 PM

Iaquinta is worth a bag of pilons and maybe a new whistle for Spalletti.
15 million???? thats just fuking ridiculous. Honestly I would rather have
Delvecchio back. just kidding. Iaquinta is nothing special I believe he has what 7 goals with 6 of them penalties, now thats disgusting. maybe maybe 4 million.

simaozinho200 · 14-03-2006, 12:36 AM

well he a good quality player but 15 million is pushing i think that is a good move by roma thoe good luck with your possible new sniging

**Jager** · 14-03-2006, 01:55 AM

Well, I see Inter getting another striker, and possibly letting Recoba go.

Possibility of him joining, but he makes too much.

How about the youth? Stefano Okacha is still too young I gues. Spelling his name right?

Morrison · 29-03-2006, 08:01 PM

http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...ia/mar29d.html

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Atletico Madrid are ready to make Roma a substantial offer for the services of Amantino Mancini, according to reports in Spain.

The ‘As’ newspaper maintains that the Madrid outfit are desperate for the midfielder and are set to dig deep into their pockets.

It’s understood that the Liga club are prepared to pay somewhere in the region of £8.5m for the Brazilian.

Roma, boosted by a television deal cash injection, have recently insisted that they have no plans to sell their best players.

Mancini, along with Cristian Chivu and Francesco Totti, is undoubtedly just that and his future seems to be in the Italian capital.

If the Olimpico outfit did make the former Venezia flop available for transfer then it is likely that a number of Italian clubs would express an interest.

Juventus are known to have made an offer last summer, while Inter have also been associated with him in the past.

Mancini is enjoying a wonderful campaign with the Giallorossi under boss Luciano Spalletti after last season’s inconsistent performances.

Rosa · 29-03-2006, 08:44 PM

Why would you leave Roma for Athletic Madrid?
That's usual crap you expect from the madrid papers!

Morrison · 30-03-2006, 02:40 PM

http://www.channel4.com/sport/footba...ia/mar30d.html

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A host of clubs are queuing at Roma’s door to make a bid for Egyptian striker Mido, currently on loan at Tottenham.

It was thought that the forward would stay at Spurs after making a massive impact since his arrival last season.

Yet although both the player and the London outfit seem keen to continue their relationship, no agreement has been reached with the Italian club.

"Although we have not excluded Tottenham, other teams are ahead of them now,” said Mido’s agent Mino Raiola. “We are standing still with Spurs and nothing is concluded.

"We are talking to Tottenham, we are talking to Roma and we are talking to some other clubs. I find it strange that we have not concluded a deal with Spurs.

"I am not so confident that Tottenham are willing to invest the money they need to invest to get Mido.”

Raiola, who also represents Juventus ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic, has now warned the Premiership side to make their move or risk losing the former Ajax player to another outfit.

"Mido has done very well at Spurs and that has attracted attention from other big clubs," added the agent. "He is a strong player and works very hard for the team.

"But he is not a free transfer and there are other teams, as big and even bigger than Tottenham, who have an appetite for Mido both in England and in Europe.

"Mido is very grateful to Spurs and his teammates for the chance they have given him, but a number of clubs have seen what he has done in England and have become very interested."

The Giallorossi are hoping to net as much as possible for the North African as they are planning to re-invest his fee to make a bid for Udinese striker Vincenzo Iaquinta.