a écrit le 20 juillet 2008 à 7h48 Eto'o, Drogba & Torres In Sensations Swap?
Sunday, 20.07.2008, 01:01am (GMT+1)
News daily Sport claims that Samuel Eto'o could replace Fernando Torres at Liverpool should El Niño leave for Stamford Bridge. Didier Drogba would complete the triangle by moving to Camp Nou.
Barcelona want Didier Drogba, Chelsea want Fernando Torres, and Liverpool are still looking to free up some funds. The big question is: will they accept Samuel Eto'o and bag of cash to catalyse a three-way swap deal?
Eto'o Heads To The Exit Door
The Cameroonian striker is the only piece in the Barça squad with a pending status, apart from Eidur Gudjohnsen, following the sales of Ronaldinho and Deco to AC Milan and Chelsea, respectively.
Four years after joining the squad, Eto'o finds himself out of new coach Pep Guardiola's plans and on his way out of Camp Nou.
The Catalan club have given the player and his representative, José MarÃa Mesalles, the green light to engage in negotiations with the club they see fit and report back to Barça on the offer.
Barcelona were reportedly approached by some clubs in Europe about the African's conditions, especially when it comes to his annual earnings. However none of the teams launched a formal offer.
Liverpool Strong, But For How Long?
Sport claims, meanwhile, that Liverpool are facing economic problems and may be rushed into selling one of their biggest assets, Spanish sensation Fernando Torres.
The Reds are understood to have rejec
Sunday, 20.07.2008, 01:01am (GMT+1)
News daily Sport claims that Samuel Eto'o could replace Fernando Torres at Liverpool should El Niño leave for Stamford Bridge. Didier Drogba would complete the triangle by moving to Camp Nou.
Barcelona want Didier Drogba, Chelsea want Fernando Torres, and Liverpool are still looking to free up some funds. The big question is: will they accept Samuel Eto'o and bag of cash to catalyse a three-way swap deal?
Eto'o Heads To The Exit Door
The Cameroonian striker is the only piece in the Barça squad with a pending status, apart from Eidur Gudjohnsen, following the sales of Ronaldinho and Deco to AC Milan and Chelsea, respectively.
Four years after joining the squad, Eto'o finds himself out of new coach Pep Guardiola's plans and on his way out of Camp Nou.
The Catalan club have given the player and his representative, José MarÃa Mesalles, the green light to engage in negotiations with the club they see fit and report back to Barça on the offer.
Barcelona were reportedly approached by some clubs in Europe about the African's conditions, especially when it comes to his annual earnings. However none of the teams launched a formal offer.
Liverpool Strong, But For How Long?
Sport claims, meanwhile, that Liverpool are facing economic problems and may be rushed into selling one of their biggest assets, Spanish sensation Fernando Torres.
The Reds are understood to have rejec
