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Barcelona President Joan Laporta: There Are Only A Few Details Left To Sign David Villa
David Villa is reportedly just a few steps away from the Camp Nou...
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May 18, 2010 1:39:00 PM
By Cyrus C. Malek
As reported by Marca, Barcelona president Joan Laporta has declared that David Villa's signing for Barcelona is a matter of hours away. "The negotiations have begun with Valencia. We are in the process and I would say that things are beginning to wrap up. There are just a few details left".
However, Laporta refused to give a more concrete timetable for Villa's transfer. "We will see. We have the basic elements of the agreement in place and are talking to find a solution. We have not become fixated on a date but we hope to be done before the World Cup.
Laporta went on to remark on Cesc Fabregas' interest in playing for Barcelona. "If the technical secretary believes we should sign him then we should make a push".
Laporta further went on to comment on Thierry Henry's transfer to the United States. "It is something we are working on. He is at a stage in his career that it is interesting for him to leave for the United States".
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However, Laporta refused to give a more concrete timetable for Villa's transfer. "We will see. We have the basic elements of the agreement in place and are talking to find a solution. We have not become fixated on a date but we hope to be done before the World Cup.
Laporta went on to remark on Cesc Fabregas' interest in playing for Barcelona. "If the technical secretary believes we should sign him then we should make a push".
Laporta further went on to comment on Thierry Henry's transfer to the United States. "It is something we are working on. He is at a stage in his career that it is interesting for him to leave for the United States".
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