Confirmed Transfers

[Back Door Skip]

 

[Haarithan]

Marquinhos -> PSG (35m euros)

https://twitter.com/PSG_inside/status/358277335516053504

 

[yoyo913]

Malouda -> Trabzonspor
Maicon -> Roma

Faraoni, Acuna, Fabbrini, Angella, Battocchio, Abdi (Udinese) - > Watford

Dat club affiliation

 

[Mus]

Faraoni is really good

 

[Mus]

Dzeko shits on negredo

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

You are fully aware that Bayern just had the greatest season in football history and is the finest team ever assembled.

Nah the Chelsea CL and FA cup double winning side of 2012 deserves that title

 

[Haarithan]

Nacer Chadli -> Spurs (7ME)
Pepe Reina -> Napoli (loan)

Excellent business from Spurs. Liverpool meanwhile I'm hearing are paying 50% of Reina's wages, which is absolutely pathetic. Might as well could have sold him in that case!

 

[Mus]

Higuain -> napoli

 

[4ndr3i]

Serie A is getting more and more interesting. Huge leap in quality in almost all the teams, great transfers so far, just what's needed to reanimate a somewhat dying league.

 

[Filipower]

Yup. It's time for Inter to step up the standards, too.

 

[Arnau]

-----------------Reina----------------
Zuñiga---Fede?-----Albiol-----Armero
-----------Inler-----Dzemaili-----------
Mertens--------Hamsik------Insigne
-----------------Fatguin----------------

Not bad

 

[Haarithan]

Rafa in his most recent interview for GdS said he'll also be experimenting Napoli's traditional 3-4-1-2 along with his 4-2-3-1..

-----------------Reina----------------
-----Skrtel?-----Albiol------Cannavaro--
Maggio------Inler-----Dzemaili------Zuniga/Armero
---------------Hamsik---------------
-----Callejon/new striker---Higuain

 

[Arnau]

Hamsik played as "interior" in a "1-2" midfielder last season

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

Let's be honest here, with the exception of the missing Cavani (who would have left regardless), Rafa's Napoli looks as good or better than they have at any point since their recent resurgence.

 

[Filipower]

Aye, and they may even win something, but there's high probability that it's going to be with some borefest football.

 

[Deisler]

I still can't see them overtake Juve. Especially after they addressed their week spot which was the offense by adding the Apache and Loriente. Like, their main target was Vucinic for crying out loud.

 

[Filipower]

Oh I meant "something" more like "a Cup" or a "2nd place in the league".

 

[Mandieta6]

At least they're not just letting Juve establish a wide gap. They realise that Juve are going to consolidate this season and are gonna spend all of that sweet Cavani money to push Juve as far as they can go. Considering they did just lose their best player, if they get anywhere near that objective it's job well done for Rafa (although that said, I'm not that convinced by either him or his transfers).

 

[Sir Didier Drogba]

No Juve are still gonna be the number one team in Italy but remember that even with Cavani, Napoli have not won the title. Rafa's principle job now they've lost him is to keep them in the hunt and wait for an opportunity to make the jump. If he achieves the same results without Cavani as they did with him he will have done a good job. I like Rafa in the EPL but obviously his Serie A record leaves something to be desired.

EDIT: Also he is a good CL/EUROPA manager, and Napoli have already made some progress in Europe and Rafa could well build on that.

 

[Mus]

If I were bentitez I would have invested in good wingers and played them in a formation suited, serie a and juve would be easy beats then