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Or what if someone was born in Brazil for example but moved to Spain when 1 years old, and been living in Spain for over 20 years, I think people like that get a EU passport?Comment
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Maybe they are waiting for the ruling to be lifted before the signing is made official? I don't even know if it went beyond the medical? I believe two additional medical have taken place but no announcements have been made.
These guys are young, I can only guess that they are for the youth team, as of this evening, as far as I am aware, no medical has been taken by Garcia, but I don't know everything!Kept the faith!Comment
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Plenty of South Americans have 2nd passports, normally Portuguese or Spanish.Maybe they are waiting for the ruling to be lifted before the signing is made official? I don't even know if it went beyond the medical? I believe two additional medical have taken place but no announcements have been made.
These guys are young, I can only guess that they are for the youth team, as of this evening, as far as I am aware, no medical has been taken by Garcia, but I don't know everything!Comment
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QPR still have a ban due to the Sandro mess, unless it has been resolved without making the news public.
But this is a message board and people can post whatever they want regardless of truth or accuracy.Comment
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hello guys, first post here. i've been checking you out for quite some time, but only now i registered and posted.
regarding this 19 y o brazilian that cali mentioned doing a medical I would have some guesses on who he might be.
i am not claiming to be itk, i just know a bit of brazilian football, and of course i may be completely wrong
my first guess is this guy Nathan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan...er,_born_1996)
he is an attacking midfielder that recently joined chelsea http://www.chelseafc.com/news/latest...gn-nathan.html
never seen him playing, but i don't believe he would get anywhere near the chelsea bench — so they are probably wanting to loan the kid out so that he can gain some experience. getting used to living in london and playing football in an english league would make sense.
also, the guy has already been officially announced by chelsea, which may mean that they have sorted out his visa already or that he has an european passport (which is not difficult, since the kid is from southern brazil, where a large percentage of the population is of italian descent).
even if he hasn't an european passport it shouldn't be that difficult for chelsea to obtain a residence permit for him, since he has played in brazilian U17 and U20 teams. if this is the case, and chelsea were only to loan the kid to us, i believe they would continue to be his employer and sponsor for visa issues, which wouldn't conflict with our ban on non-europeans...Last edited by heatwave; 03-07-2015, 08:39 AM.Comment
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Really now! I don't think so pal people like you just dig and moan to there hearts content, I was clearly stating as of THIS POINT we are banned so regardless of a medical they won't sign unless have a eu passport!
Anyway this site is full of depressing moaning old gits I'm OUTComment
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I wasn't having a go at you. I was agreeing with you that the club has a ban on signing non- EU players.Really now! I don't think so pal people like you just dig and moan to there hearts content, I was clearly stating as of THIS POINT we are banned so regardless of a medical they won't sign unless have a eu passport!
Anyway this site is full of depressing moaning old gits I'm OUTComment
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my second guess would be Kenedy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenedy_(footballer)
he is a pacey second striker/left winger that played for fluminense in brazil. the brazilian media reported he was transferred to chelsea http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...rmed-Done-Deal
the thing is that chelsea didn't confirmed and fluminense only announced that kenedy left the club, being negotiated with an investment group for a reported $10mill (~£6mill) fee. football in south america is a strange business, but that might really indicate a transfer to england, since his federative rights where prior to that shared between fluminense, different investment groups and the player himself. so, selling to a single owner would avoid things like faurlín case years ago (i am sure you remember it well...)
anyway, to date no club transfer was announced for kenedy and he may even end up playing in saudi arabia...
but for sure we would never pay the reported fee for such a player — but chelsea could, and using the same thinking applied to nathan (even though it is less likely...) he could end up loaned to us
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third and last guess would be andreas pereira https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreas_Pereira
this kid was born in belgium, so there would be no transfer ban regarding him. he is an attacking midfielder that is in manchester united's books and recently did a reasonably good display for the brazil U20 team at last month's world cup. on the final game he scored that goal agains serbia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlJI1uSfSdA but brazil ended up losing the title on the penalty shootout.
united could be fairly interested in him getting some 1st team experience and they have loaned players to us in the past... not that any of those transfers went well....
anyway, i am just doing some guesswork here... hope you guys dont mind. cheers!Comment
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