Fabio Coentrao loves Liverpool - Cue for the Reds to land him
Benfica's highly gifted full-back and Portugal's upcoming star Fabio Coentrao has gone ahead and hinted, rather blatantly, that he would like to make a move to Anfield in the near future.
The player had been heavily linked with a move away from the Portuguese side, but he was initially being linked with a move to the likes of Manchester United and Real Madrid. However the fact that
the player has come forth and stated that he loves Liverpool, might just be one of the simplest of hints to suggest what his team of choice is.
A month or so ago, it would have seemed quite unlikely for the player to make a move to Anfield, as the team was in no position to land any new players, since they were struggling to even stay in
the top half of the table. However, with the addition of Kenny Dalglish to the side, things seem to have stabled up at the club and it wouldn’t be surprising to see the team make an official move for the player at the end of the season.
Coentrao has proved over the last few years, that he has just what it takes to be one of the best in the business. The player made his début with Rio Ave in 2005 but due to his brilliant performances
with the club, he earned a move to Benfica in 2007.
After spending some time away on loan, he was recalled to the side on a permanent basis in the 2009 season and ever since then, Coentrao has not looked back. The player has put one solid performance
after the other and is being hailed as the next best thing out of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Portugal-c2984.
Coentrao also hold the honours for being one of the few Portuguese players who didn't disappoint during the FIFA World Cup 2010. Despite the whole team falling around him, Coentrao managed to make
a name for himself and at the end of the tournament, instead of being mocked along with the rest of the Portuguese squad, he was being hailed as one of the better players.
According to most experts, if http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 are to make a move for the player, then they are going to have to fork out around 20-million pounds for him. However, that money would not only be well spent,
it would also be a great investment for the future.
Coentrao is currently only 22 years old and has a lot of time on his hands to adapt to any team and league that he moves to, and the way things are shaping up, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the
player be a part of the starting eleven at Anfield next season.
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