Giovani Dos Santos to Valencia..?

knibis 11 years ago

Valencia, Sweden 181 2500

<http://www.superdeporte.es/valencia/2013/05/29/valencia-acierta-fichando-giovani/197858.html>

good or bad..? If this would to happen, The talent that never really becomes a star. If he joins he will be among friends such as national partner Guardado..

In other news Valencia target Aspas is set to join Liverpool, might be good since we are also targeting PSG's gameiro who i see as slightly better than Aspas but aspas is really good too..

Giovani will definitely not be a starter since we have Jonas, Caneles, Bernat and Guardado who has been brilliant on the wings but he would add some width to the squad..

Other transfers news for Valencia is the done deal with Rayo's Javi Fuego who is a top 3 in all of europes biggest leagues in taking back possession in the midfield as a DMF, the 28th year old will join us on free transfer and replace the legend albelda as he quits...

Comments

Dynastian98 11 years ago

Real Madrid 483 7140

Definitely good news. He's been thriving in La Liga with Mallorca, and a team with the quality of Valencia will make him even better.

knibis 11 years ago

Valencia, Sweden 181 2500

not sure if hes good enough.. can anyone who has seen him in his team (spurs fans?) tell me what you think his weaknesses are..

MJACAX 11 years ago

Club America, Mexico 0 12

He is good enough. He's the main player in Mallorca. He has good dribbling, a decent free kick, and he performs great with Mexico too. Also you shouldn't really expect the best answers from Spurs fans because the lack of minutes he had when he played there.

Unikko 11 years ago

Manchester City, Portugal 3 219

Who is he?.

Lodatz 11 years ago

Tottenham Hotspur, England 150 4992

I always rated him quite highly, but for one reason or another Redknapp never bothered giving him a shot. I was sorry to see him go, as I thought he had bags of potential.

If he goes to Valencia, I think you'll be pleased with the result.

Lodatz 11 years ago

Tottenham Hotspur, England 150 4992

Only downside was that he had a reputation of being a partier. Maybe it would be good to keep him and Banega separated. ;)

Footaholic 11 years ago

Arsenal, Egypt 178 2277

I will humbly follow suit in what was said above. I've watched him many times play for Mexico, benchwarm at Spurs, and once this season (I don't remember who they were playing). As such I won't comment on how he's done this season in Spain but I will say this about his overall trajectory and attributes.
As you know, he was a very promising Barcelona yoith before he went to Spurs. I think the problem at Spurs was 2 fold: #1- Harry Redknapp bought him and then decided he didn't like him. #2- It is commonly referenced that his work ethic isn't the best and (as Lodatz said) he's a bit of a partier. That might be the biggest worry.

From what I've seen, this is my opinion of him on the pitch...
Positive Playing Attributes: He has/(d?) great pace, is a good dribbler & a positive player that likes to take on defenders, has a good cross on him, and a pretty decent long range shot.
Negative Playing Attributes: seems to make the wrong decisions at times/can be a bit selfish (although to be fair that might be due to the fact that he rarely played and was trying to "prove" himself), and falls over too easily.

I'm not expert, but perhaps that helped/