Transfers Pt 7

July 5th, 2007 | By: Jan | 9 Comments »

Royston Drenthe is in talks with Real Madrid. Yesterday, the talented Feyenoorder’s manager had a first meeting with reps of the Royal club. They have a 4 year contract in place, paying around 8 mio euros in salaries. Feyenoord broke the youngster’s contract open last year and will be able to ask around 6 Mio euros for the U21 star.

In case Roy leaves - remember: Chelsea is also heavily interested - Bert van Marwijk already has his successor in place. Young Turk Nuri Sahin is on loan for one season from Borussia Dortmund. The 18 year old is a huge talent and has shown his worth to Borussia already, but he needs more match time. Van Marwijk knows him well from his time there. is a technical left-footed midfielder with great vision.
Denny Landzaat will remain at Wigan Athletic.

Willem van Hanegem is one of the candidates for the coaching job at FC Utrecht, with the likes of Co Adriaanse and Erwin Koeman. Foeke Booy, Utrecht’s most successful coach ever, has gone for the dollars in Saudi Arabia. God bless him…

Jaap Stam will stay one more year at Ajax.

Shota “Showtime” Arveladze has left AZ Alkmaar. The Georgian striker wants to end his career in Qatar. AZ has decided to freely let him go. Danny Koevermans will not make the move to Feyenoord or any other Dutch team. Louis van Gaal: “When we picked him up at Sparta, nobody wanted him. Now he is an international. We do not develop youngsters for PSV or Feyenoord. If Danny leaves, it will be to a foreign club.”



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Username By Rami | July 6th, 2007 at 9:12 am
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van nistelrooy, robben, and drenthe in real madrid? with schuster as manager, hmmm..

i think ill defiintely become a real madrid fan if that happens.

what do u guys think?

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Username By Caleb | July 6th, 2007 at 10:42 am
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I’m already a fan of Real Madrid because Van Nistelrooy is there, and this season was an absolute blast to watch! I hope Robben comes too. I used to be a fan of Chelsea and Robben had a great first season there, but it’s all been downhill since Morinho came in. Downhill from a spectators standpoint (uphill as far as silverware is concerned though). Morinho’s Chelsea is boring to watch and I’ve lost interest in them, and Arjen is always in and out of the team, so he should definitely leave.
I think Drenthe should stay in Holland for a little longer though, although it will be nice to be able to watch him play for Real Madrid. Hope it doesn’t hinder his development.

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Username By goose | July 6th, 2007 at 10:45 am
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some interesting news on the side:

dutch government supports the KNVB bid to host the WC in 2018!
think they feel confident after the EC2000 and the ECU21 of last month, would be great!!

grtz

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Username By ferenc | July 6th, 2007 at 4:28 pm
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@gooze: it would be really great!

about real madrid and dutch players there: i don’t like at all that oranje footballers are going to this club. in spain they have a club with a rich dutch history so their natural destination in spain is not madrid at all, but barcelona.

anyway with or without dutch players real madrid is a kind of money-machine with a stupid president and an even more stupid technical director. they were lucky bastards this year,but it was their last triumph for several years. i really hope that such a sympathetic and taleneted guy like drenthe will choose another destunation (after staying at least one more year in holland),and this destination shouldn’t be madrid.
don’t forget guys that barca’s coach is one of the best players of the history of dutch football and JC is still there (behind everything).

anyway i hate real (chelsea too) so i can’t be objective about this topic. of course i like ruud,but to be honest, robben is not too sympathetic (divings,etc.).

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Username By stephen | July 6th, 2007 at 5:36 pm
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Tradition is nice, but I think just getting playing time is what Robben needs, and playing at the biggest club in arguably the best league in the world can’t be so bad now can it? I don’t think Barca has any Dutch players any more. MvB gone. Gio gone. I do agree on Robbens diving tho. Very embarrassing. And who knows, maybe we will see Raf van der Vaart follow to Real in the not too distant future.(I think he has expressed that desire). Now that would be fun, Ruud, Robben and Vaart.

World cup Holland/Belgium?….hmmmmmm. If they win the bid, I think I will start a WC 2018 savings account to get myself over there. Goose, could I stay at your place? hahahaha.
When does FIFA make the official decision?

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Username By Rami | July 7th, 2007 at 8:45 am
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i think it would be just after the 2010 world cup.

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Username By Lerkot | July 7th, 2007 at 9:46 am
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As an socialist, I will never like Real Madrid.

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Username By tjeerd | July 7th, 2007 at 11:29 pm
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i hope he stays with feyenoord

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Username By goose | July 8th, 2007 at 12:49 pm
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@Stephen; if you make it you and your sons are more than welcome at my home, same goes for all you regulars (ill inform my wife at the shortest moment possible, hahaha)

would be great though, WC in Holland, i think they do the bid alone without our belgium friends

grtz

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