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Real Mallorca striker Aritz Aduriz is a £4 million target for Wigan Athletic boss Roberto Martinez.
The Mirror says Martinez flew to his native Spain yesterday to watch the 28-year-old in Copa Del Rey action and hopes to bring him back to finalise a deal by the weekend.
Aduriz was Mallorca’s top scorer last season but wants to come to England while he is still at his peak – and he could be the missing finisher Martinez is seeking.
Real Mallorca striker Aritz Aduriz is a £4 million target for Wigan Athletic boss Roberto Martinez.The Mirror says Martinez flew to his native Spain yesterday to watch the 28-year-old in Copa Del Rey action and hopes to bring him back to finalise a deal by the weekend.
Aduriz was Mallorca’s top scorer last season but wants to come to England while he is still at his peak – and he could be the missing finisher Martinez is seeking.
sorry but i would be surprised if this happens, he just doesnt fit the latics/whelan profile because of his age,
our policy ,or whelans to be more precise, is to get players young enough to develop them and make money on any resale – and this fellow at 28 years of age doesn’t meet that criteria.Sometimes though loudmouth a few slip under that criteria, Scotland, Edman and Melchiot for example. Hopefully Whelan is giving Martinez more freedom than we think.
Sometimes though loudmouth a few slip under that criteria, Scotland, Edman and Melchiot for example. Hopefully Whelan is giving Martinez more freedom than we think.scotland is the only exception in recent times – and if he is the example i think we may go back to our original policy.
now i am not saying its a bad thing in fact it is a very good way to finance our future premiership status,and it puts us as a club in pole position when trying to attract young talent.Sometimes though loudmouth a few slip under that criteria, Scotland, Edman and Melchiot for example. Hopefully Whelan is giving Martinez more freedom than we think.
scotland is the only exception in recent times – and if he is the example i think we may go back to our original policy.
now i am not saying its a bad thing in fact it is a very good way to finance our future premiership status,and it puts us as a club in pole position when trying to attract young talent.[/quote]You can’t quote somebody who names 3 recent exeptions to the criteria in recent times, then go and say that there is only one. Unless you are classing Edman and Melchiot as not recent??
Sometimes though loudmouth a few slip under that criteria, Scotland, Edman and Melchiot for example. Hopefully Whelan is giving Martinez more freedom than we think.
scotland is the only exception in recent times – and if he is the example i think we may go back to our original policy.
now i am not saying its a bad thing in fact it is a very good way to finance our future premiership status,and it puts us as a club in pole position when trying to attract young talent.[/quote]You can’t quote somebody who names 3 recent exeptions to the criteria in recent times, then go and say that there is only one. Unless you are classing Edman and Melchiot as not recent??[/quote]
if you like young man i will give you a quote that will stick in your memory for some time to come.
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