With money very tight recently due to paying off debts stacked up from past transfers the board insists that the manager sells before he can buy.
The board has insisted that if the manager Wayne Mclaughlin wants to bring new faces into the club before the end of the season he must sell before he can buy.
With many terrific youngsters becoming avalible very shortly the manager has been put in a very awkward position. Wayne must keep a strong squad but also try to make funds ava for some very good youngsters that will shortly be avalible. Or miss out on the player/s who may turn out to be the next Zidane, Raul or Figo.
The 1st player to go this week was young Brazilian striker
Felipe Melo. Coritiba got a bargain when the only paid £6,420,000 for the player who was worth at least £1m more. Due to bankrupcy looming he may be the 1st of many to leave once one of the richest club's in europe.
A deal for a 2nd player fell through at the last moment but the manager belives it may be resurected. If not their are rumours that a few other teams are waiting in the wings for the player. |
