Minkaro
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Because Gabriel's parents didn't have hate in them but rather love for Seba Veron.Why on earth would they name him after an Argentinean football legend they hate each other. Bizarre.
It's still a bit weird knowing how Brazil and Argentina are regarding football. Bit unfair on the boy too.Because Gabriel's parents didn't have hate in them but rather love for Seba Veron.
As can every single question asked on here by lazy cnuts.He was named after Juan Veron and the story can be read via a Google search.
A teenage, South-American forward who can play the same position as Amad, Greenwood and Dan James? Can't wait to see him play a couple of games for the u23s before being loaned out to Spanish relegation fodderRumours emanating from Brazil that one of the Manchester clubs has purchased the young forward for €50m.
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Both us and City have exceeded the 8 month mark.we usually have about eight months of fannying around before we buy a player for this much
Feels like we have enough young talents and that we rather need someone ready-made at this point.Please let it be us!
Exactly this. Which Manchester club is the ultimate in clickbait!I’d love to see how the intel looked originally. You get the tip about one of the biggest transfers around, but the call is interrupted right when the source is about to give you the crucial bit of information, which Manchester club it is...
Like with Amad?we usually have about eight months of fannying around before we buy a player for this much
Can he play as a striker or only on the wing? because we are beginning to be overloaded with wingers all of the sudden.Rumours emanating from Brazil that one of the Manchester clubs has purchased the young forward for €50m.
Very much like us the give them majority in addons - 20m when he wins champions league and 20m when he wins ballon d'or...The news has been dismissed by Palmeiras. Also I really doubt he will go for a fee that high. Gabriel Jesus went for 30m, for instance
Why would Brexit have any bearing on a Brazilian coming here?Like with Amad?
How can we buy brazilian kids now anyway when nobody knows wtf is with work permits post brexit?
if he’s over 18, can move. Then it’s just about him getting enough points which depends on level he’s played at etc etcLike with Amad?
How can we buy brazilian kids now anyway when nobody knows wtf is with work permits post brexit?
probably just clickbait ... but given we have just brought diallo and pellestri as well as greenwood playing on the right I think its unlikley we but another young up and coming right wingerPlease let it be us!
edit it’s most likely City just being efficient and getting deals done early. This doesn’t feel like us at all.
There’s only one Manchester club. The outside world know that, they refer to united as just Manchester.Exactly this. Which Manchester club is the ultimate in clickbait!
I watched him play in the u17 world cup a few years back and even created a thread in the FF discussing the tournament which Brazil went on to win with Gabriel Veron being crowned the best player in the tournament.Can he play as a striker or only on the wing? because we are beginning to be overloaded with wingers all of the sudden.
LWF belongs to Marcus Rashford MBE, Rashford is not that good at other forward positions although he wants to play as a striker for some bizarre reason.I watched him play in the u17 world cup a few years back and even created a thread in the FF discussing the tournament which Brazil went on to win with Gabriel Veron being crowned the best player in the tournament.
From what I saw of him, he can play as a wide forward, striker or second striker. He's naturally right footed so I can see him being deployed as the LWF or central striker, whether that be as the most advanced forward or just off the main striker.
I haven't watched him at first team level. But @NYAS is someone who does watch South American football and would be best placed to evaluate his potential when it comes to where he will be deployed long-term.
Wow. I don’t even know where to start.Like with Amad?
How can we buy brazilian kids now anyway when nobody knows wtf is with work permits post brexit?
Wow, it seems pretty complicated and the UK will have to relax its rules on players from the rest of the world post Brexit. The ability to sign someone from Nigeria or Brazil then put them in a Dutch club for 3 years (Chelsea/Vitesse) has now disappeared due to Brexit.Wow. I don’t even know where to start.
How is the UKs relationship with Brazil, and Brazilians getting UK work permits impacted by the UK leaving the European Union?
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Therefore we shouldn’t sign a South American players in case work permit laws are relaxed? I’m confused.Wow, it seems pretty complicated and the UK will have to relax its rules on players from the rest of the world post Brexit. The ability to sign someone from Nigeria or Brazil then put them in a Dutch club for 3 years (Chelsea/Vitesse) has now disappeared due to Brexit.
Here is an article on it.
https://worldfootballindex.com/2020...e-post-brexit-english-clubs-efl-libertadores/
There is no need for confusion. I was just unsure of the ramifications with work permits post brexit. Also I am fine with geography (A level and all that old chap)Therefore we shouldn’t sign a South American players in case work permit laws are relaxed? I’m confused.
If you made a mistake with your geography it’s not a problem. It happens. The blog written by a child doesn’t help you.