Paris Saint-Germain tracking http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Keisuke-Honda-c20516, CSKA Moscow can cash-in – Russian Premier League news
Paris Saint-Germain appear to be the latest club to have shown interest in signing the talented attacking midfielder, Keisuke Honda, from Russian Premier League outfit, CSKA Moscow.
Following Qatar foundation’s acquisition of the French club, PSG have been in the market for Japanese players just to increase the audience of their respective channel, Al Jazeera sports.
Qatar foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes education, Community development and scientific research, was founded in 1995 by Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. The foundation owns Al Jazeera sports and for the promotion of this channel, stars
from Japan are on the wish list of the Gulf investors.
According to the latest news, PSG are monitoring the situation of Keisuke Honda and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Shinji-Kagawa-c33364. They believe that the signings of the above mentioned Japanese stars will boost the morale of all players at the club, while also increasing the viewership
of the channel. Al Jazeera are likely to broadcast Ligue 1 from the 2012/13 season.
Honda, 24, has his contract running at CSKA until the end of 2013. An exciting talent with great skill, the player is a difficult opponent to play against.
Currently it looks impossible for the club to capture these players from their respective leagues. Honda had enough offers form several top English Premier League premier league top clubs, who were willing to offer him UEFA Champions League football, but
the player ended the speculations by staying loyal to CSKA.
“I said several times that I would like to play in Spain, which is a more competitive league. However, I have a contract and in the next season we will play in the UEFA Champions League. I don’t think staying would be a bad decision”. Honda said
However, money has always played a huge role in footballing transfers. Players such as Fernando Torres, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Cristiano-Ronaldo-c9629, Kaka and David Villa were all sold by their respective clubs for big money offers. Furthermore, all the aforementioned players had
immense importance to their respective clubs.
Ruud Gullit, the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Los-Angeles-Galaxy-c39818 coach, who is currently managing Terek Grozny, has admitted to money playing a role in transfers.
“The money is good; I'm not going to lie. I'm here for that and the adventure". He was quoted as saying.
CSKA Moscow would be forced into selling their start should a big-money offer arrive from the French club.
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