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Brazil Star Robinho Wants To Join Barcelona - Report
Manchester City may have denied the stories publicly, but they could be prepared to listen if Barcelona do make a move for the Brazilian star...
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Jun 22, 2009 4:14:15 PM
Robinho is keen to try and push through a move that would see him swap Manchester City for Barcelona this summer despite the English club's denials, according to a report.
The news that the Brazilian would like to return to the Spanish league and join the European champions was dismissed by the Premier League outfit, but Sport insist it will happen.
Currently in South Africa on Confederations Cup duty, the former Real Madrid star has made it clear that if the Blaugrana are interested then he wants to know what is on offer.
Reports in the Catalan media have suggested that Robinho is admired greatly by coach Pep Guardiola and is believed to be seen as the perfect substitute for Franck Ribery as the Frenchman's price tag is too high.
Sport believe that City manager Mark Hughes would inform his board that if the money for the Brazilian could be used for a replacement then he could leave.
City's interest in Samuel Eto'o could help any deal with an agreement over fees being struck that would see the player's swap clubs and ease the finances on both sides.
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
The news that the Brazilian would like to return to the Spanish league and join the European champions was dismissed by the Premier League outfit, but Sport insist it will happen.
Currently in South Africa on Confederations Cup duty, the former Real Madrid star has made it clear that if the Blaugrana are interested then he wants to know what is on offer.
Reports in the Catalan media have suggested that Robinho is admired greatly by coach Pep Guardiola and is believed to be seen as the perfect substitute for Franck Ribery as the Frenchman's price tag is too high.
Sport believe that City manager Mark Hughes would inform his board that if the money for the Brazilian could be used for a replacement then he could leave.
City's interest in Samuel Eto'o could help any deal with an agreement over fees being struck that would see the player's swap clubs and ease the finances on both sides.
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
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