Real Madrid’s hunt for a new striker – La Liga special
Jose Mourinho is happy with players at his disposal as Real Madrid start their preseason training in California, USA. All the latest arrivals travelled to America while several fringe players have been told to resume training in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Spain-c3011. Please with the transfer
activity so far, Mourinho would like another striker to be added to the roster.
Top strikers from across the globe have been linked with Los Blancos, and only will get to don the coveted white jersey. Real Madrid are actively pursuing Brazilian sensation Neymar, and fellow South American, Sergio Aguero. Want-away Manchester City skipper
Carlos Tevez and Napoli target man http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Edinson-Cavani-c11955 have also been linked in recent days. Furthermore, Togolese striker Emmanuel Adebayor is desperate for a move to Spanish Capital.
The list of star names being linked with Real Madrid does not end here, as Chelsea ace Didier Drogba is also speculated with a reunion with Jose Mourinho.
The demand for Real Madrid jersey has always remained high, and a chance to play for the Spanish giants comes once in a lifetime. Being part of a club with a history as rich as Los Blancos is truly an honour, and footballers all over the world want an opportunity
to capture the hearts of Madridista.
At the moment, either one of Sergio Aguero and Neymar would join the Galactic ranks to complete the summer spending. 27-year-old Adebayor can also be put on that list as Mourinho favours the African player. Nothing can be said with certainty as the backroom
staff in Madrid is known for its unpredictability.
In their hunt for Neymar, Los Blancos are aided by Brazilian legend Ronaldo and Pele. The Santos prodigy is a hot property and as many as five clubs have been allowed to hold talks with him after his 45 million Euros release clause was met. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Santos-c40446
legend, Pele, has come out in public for the youngster’s protracted move to Madrid. The Former Real Madrid striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Neymar-c27639’s move to Madrid, acting as a representative for the club and enticing him towards the Spanish
Capital.
Aguero’s case, on the other hand, is different from Neymar. Only Manchester City and Juventus want his services alongside http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Real-c30728 Madrid and the balance is tilted in Los Merengues favour. Juventus have failed in their talks with Aguero’s parent club, Atletico
Madrid, and have now turned their attention towards Villarreal ace, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Giuseppe-Rossi-c15027.
Manchester City, on the other hand, will only be looking at procuring his services if Carlos Tevez plans to leave. The Citizens do not wish to pair the Argentines together and will only move for his signature if Aguero’s compatriot leaves them. In the current
scenario, Madrid are in pole position to acquire Kun from their hated cross-town rivals.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Emmanuel-Adebayor-c12526 is definitely on his way out of Eastlands and favours Santiago Bernabéu, where he played the second half of the season ended on loan. The lanky forward has stated that he will wait until the last day transfer window for a move to Madrid.
Mourinho likes the physical striker and likens him to his former charge http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Didier-Drogba-c11044.
At a recently held press conference, Mourinho talked about these players:
"Neymar is a Santos player, Aguero belongs to Atletico Madrid... Adebayor is at Manchester City, but perhaps he is closer because he was our player for six months."
The addition of any one of these players will put an end to Los Vikingos transfer spending. It will be a complete squad full of individuals handpicked by Mourinho and President Florentino Perez, as Real Madrid look to break http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Barcelona-c38604 for domestic and European
domination.
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