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Atletico Madrid President Cerezo: Kaka, Cristiano Ronaldo, Higuain Plus Cash For Kun Aguero
Club president values key striker far higher than his €60 million buyout pact...
19-Mar-2010 12:16:40 PM
By Paul Madden
Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo has sarcastically dismissed reported interest in Kun Ageuro from bitter city rivals Real Madrid by declaring that it would take Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, Gonzalo Higuain plus cash for los Colchoneros to part with the talented young Argentinian.
According to reports in the Spanish press earlier this week, Real had identified the 21-year-old as a summer target with his €60 million euro buyout clause no hinderance to a club that spent over four times that amount last summer.
When asked about the possibility of Kun making the switch to Real Madrid, Cerezo responded sarcastically stating it was a done deal.
"The deal is closed. Kaka, Cristiano, Higuain and a little bit of money," Cerezo told Marca.
Aguero's current deal with the mattress makers concludes in 2012 but there is a widespread school of thought that Atleti may be set to cash in on the player this summer with Chelsea also reported to be amongst the interested parties.
According to reports in the Spanish press earlier this week, Real had identified the 21-year-old as a summer target with his €60 million euro buyout clause no hinderance to a club that spent over four times that amount last summer.
When asked about the possibility of Kun making the switch to Real Madrid, Cerezo responded sarcastically stating it was a done deal.
"The deal is closed. Kaka, Cristiano, Higuain and a little bit of money," Cerezo told Marca.
Aguero's current deal with the mattress makers concludes in 2012 but there is a widespread school of thought that Atleti may be set to cash in on the player this summer with Chelsea also reported to be amongst the interested parties.
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