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gagagoodlife
11 years ago
Sold Luiz to buy Costa, Filipe Luis and Tiago, good business. Luke Shaw would most likely end up at Spurs with Pochettino just like Fellaini followed Moyes to united. Moreno is a bright prospect, 21 and having made it in Spain's world cup squad says it all.
Iraqi_Madridista
11 years ago
Yes, many Spanish newspapers wrote that Moreno already signed a contract with Real Madrid but thats just bs. We hope he joins us officially so we can give Coentrao to Juve and Juve can give us Pogba + we must pay them lots of money. All good businesses.
gagagoodlife
11 years ago
I heard that PSG are Interested in Moreno as well, but i'm not quite sure where I read that.
Chelsea are close to a completing three deals with Atletico Madrid worth £51 million to sign Diego Costa, Filipe Luis and Tiago.
Negotiations on a £32m deal for striker Costa is close to completion, according to The Times, while the club are also willing to meet the £19m buyout clause in Luis's contract.
And Tiago, the 33-year-old who played under Jose Mourinho at Chelsea in the title-winning season of 2004-05, is available on a free transfer when his contract expires next month.
Mourinho has made no secret of his desire to bolster his forward line, with Samuel Eto'o released and £50m flop Fernando Torres looking to be on his way out of Stamford Bridge.
A need for a left-back is a more recent problem for the Chelsea manager, following Ashley Cole's announcement that he is to leave the club after eight years.
Cesar Azpilicueta spent a lot of last season filling in for Cole, but Mourinho sees the Spaniard as his long-term right-back and his search for a left-footed defender has seen him linked heavily with Luis, Sevilla's Alberto Moreno and Southampton's highly-rated teenager Luke Shaw.
Luis said following Atletico's Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid that he was happy to stay in the Spanish capital.
However, his head may be turned by Chelsea, who are reportedly prepared to double the Brazilian's wages to £80,000 a week and confident of agreeing terms ahead of the World Cup.
Another player moving from the Vicente Calderon to west London could be goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. The Belgian goalkeeper has had a fruitful three years on loan at Atletico, winning the Europa League, European Super Cup and Copa del Rey before last week's final-day clinching of the La Liga title.
But despite Courtois' concern, Mourinho has reportedly made it clear he wants the stopper back as his first choice between the sticks - throwing into doubt Petr Cech's future at the club.
If Chelsea are to get hold of Atletico's top stars, chief executive Miguel Angel Gil Marin says they must pay the full asking price and will not get them on the cheap.
Chelsea are close to a completing three deals with Atletico Madrid worth £51 million to sign Diego Costa, Filipe Luis and Tiago.
Negotiations on a £32m deal for striker Costa is close to completion, according to The Times, while the club are also willing to meet the £19m buyout clause in Luis's contract.
And Tiago, the 33-year-old who played under Jose Mourinho at Chelsea in the title-winning season of 2004-05, is available on a free transfer when his contract expires next month.
Mourinho has made no secret of his desire to bolster his forward line, with Samuel Eto'o released and £50m flop Fernando Torres looking to be on his way out of Stamford Bridge.
A need for a left-back is a more recent problem for the Chelsea manager, following Ashley Cole's announcement that he is to leave the club after eight years.
Cesar Azpilicueta spent a lot of last season filling in for Cole, but Mourinho sees the Spaniard as his long-term right-back and his search for a left-footed defender has seen him linked heavily with Luis, Sevilla's Alberto Moreno and Southampton's highly-rated teenager Luke Shaw.
Luis said following Atletico's Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid that he was happy to stay in the Spanish capital.
However, his head may be turned by Chelsea, who are reportedly prepared to double the Brazilian's wages to £80,000 a week and confident of agreeing terms ahead of the World Cup.
Another player moving from the Vicente Calderon to west London could be goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. The Belgian goalkeeper has had a fruitful three years on loan at Atletico, winning the Europa League, European Super Cup and Copa del Rey before last week's final-day clinching of the La Liga title.
But despite Courtois' concern, Mourinho has reportedly made it clear he wants the stopper back as his first choice between the sticks - throwing into doubt Petr Cech's future at the club.
If Chelsea are to get hold of Atletico's top stars, chief executive Miguel Angel Gil Marin says they must pay the full asking price and will not get them on the cheap.