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Hleb Is Happy At Barcelona Despite Offers - Agent
There could be few players leaving Barcelona this summer as everyone appears to want to stay...
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Jul 2, 2009 12:09:13 PM
Aliaksandr Hleb is in no rush to leave Barcelona this summer and could well stay put in order to prove himself next term at the Catalan outfit despite receiving numerous offers, according to his agent.
The Belarusian midfielder moved to Camp Nou from London a year ago and has struggled to adapt to his new surroundings, which hampered his ability to earn a place in Pep Guardiola's team.
While looking to acclimatise, Hleb also had problems with the language but as he seeks to overcome that he believes that he could be successful next season.
A number of clubs are prepared to offer the former Arsenal star a way out of Barcelona, but he is not keen to leave and has been told that he is wanted by Guardiola.
"We have four or five offers from England and Germany," agent Uli Ferber is quoted as saying by Sport.
"The club knows this but technical secretary (Txiki Beguiristain) has told me that Aliaksandr has a guaranteed place in the squad and that is decided by the coach.
"Hleb is happy at Barcelona."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
The Belarusian midfielder moved to Camp Nou from London a year ago and has struggled to adapt to his new surroundings, which hampered his ability to earn a place in Pep Guardiola's team.
While looking to acclimatise, Hleb also had problems with the language but as he seeks to overcome that he believes that he could be successful next season.
A number of clubs are prepared to offer the former Arsenal star a way out of Barcelona, but he is not keen to leave and has been told that he is wanted by Guardiola.
"We have four or five offers from England and Germany," agent Uli Ferber is quoted as saying by Sport.
"The club knows this but technical secretary (Txiki Beguiristain) has told me that Aliaksandr has a guaranteed place in the squad and that is decided by the coach.
"Hleb is happy at Barcelona."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
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