Real Madrid have reached an agreement with Borussia Dortmund to have first option on signing Marco Reus next summer, according to El Confidencial. No fee has been definitively agreed with Dortmund for the Germany international, who has also been linked with the likes of Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, Manchester City and Manchester United.

hmm?

He was supporting Barca in 2012 when they were playing against RM.

sharkie

Austria18443 Posts

September 03 2014 15:57 GMT

#3592

On September 04 2014 00:46 Mensol wrote:
Real Madrid have reached an agreement with Borussia Dortmund to have first option on signing Marco Reus next summer, according to El Confidencial. No fee has been definitively agreed with Dortmund for the Germany international, who has also been linked with the likes of Bayern Munich, Atletico Madrid, Manchester City and Manchester United.

hmm?

https://twitter.com/woodyinho/status/162280656137752576

He was supporting Barca in 2012 when they were playing against RM.

Real keeps buying German players, Barca doesn't. This influences decision a lot as well

Salteador Neo

Andorra5591 Posts

September 03 2014 16:12 GMT

#3593

Doesn't Reus become a free agent next summer? The player should be able to choose then?

Barça signed Ter Stegen (German) btw.

Edit: Never mind, his contract expires in 2017.

Ferrose

United States11378 Posts

September 03 2014 16:31 GMT

#3594

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Micro_Jackson

Germany2002 Posts

September 03 2014 16:56 GMT

#3595

Reus to Real doesnt really makes sense to me not for him, not for Real. Barca or Bayern are more likely i guess.

funkie

Venezuela9376 Posts

September 03 2014 16:56 GMT

#3596

I was just browing through Reus's twitter and I saw a picture with Gundogan, Gotze, Reus, Lewandoski and all..

What a bitching team Dourtmund had in the 2012-2013..

smr

Germany4808 Posts

September 03 2014 17:00 GMT

#3597

On September 04 2014 01:56 Micro_Jackson wrote:
Reus to Real doesnt really makes sense to me not for him, not for Real. Barca or Bayern are more likely i guess.

Might depend on Ronaldo's condition. Reus could replace him if his health problems get worse.

Mafe

Germany5966 Posts

September 03 2014 17:10 GMT

#3598

spiegel.de reports the DFB (german FA) will not bid for the 2020 EURO semifinals&final (remember the rest of this tournament is to be played all over europe), leaving London as the only bid. In exchange, the english FA will support germany's bid for the 2024 EURO, while germany would also support an english bid for 2028.

clusen

Germany8702 Posts

September 03 2014 17:11 GMT

#3599

On September 04 2014 01:12 Salteador Neo wrote:
Doesn't Reus become a free agent next summer? The player should be able to choose then?

Barça signed Ter Stegen (German) btw.

Edit: Never mind, his contract expires in 2017.

No, according to rumours he has a buy out clause that activates next summer.

And if it's not some super weird buy out clause the news makes no sense because then Dortmund has no say in the transfer as soon as the clause gets activated, only Reus.

Twisted

Netherlands13554 Posts

September 03 2014 17:43 GMT

#3600

There's a reason the best teams in the world (national and international) don't ever play 442. 442 blows.

Isn't the PL the only league where that style is even played anymore? It's outdated as fuck. There's a reason why the PL is so ridiculously bad tactically. You can theorize it all you want, but dynamically, it's a terrible system. And you can play 433 just fine with the English team. Rooney on 10, Sturridge on 9, Chamberlain/Sterling wingers and just fill up midfield with Henderson/Wilshere or a holding midfielder instead of Henderson.

IN a system like that you can actually have players switch up positions and the fullbacks will have way more space to make runs. It offers much more dynamic to the team which is way harder to play against.