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Besiktas Keen On Signing Real Madrid Misfit Guti On Loan - Report
The veteran Blanco is believed to favour a Premier League switch...
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Dec 28, 2009 8:48:55 AM
Veteran Real Madrid midfielder Guti could be set for a surprise switch to Turkish outfit Besiktas, according to AS.
Besiktas coach Mustafa Denizli was in Madrid to discuss the idea of taking Guti on loan for the rest of the season and with Real officials apparently receptive to the idea, all that remains is for Guti to accept the move.
Guti is believed to be ready to end his 25 year association with the club but is understood to favour a move to the English Premier League which would fulfill a long held desire for the 33-year-old midfielder.
He is known to be learning English and AS has identified Manchester United, Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers as potential suitors for a loan deal but none are known to have matched the financial offer of the Turkish outfit.
Guti still has a year and a half to run on his current deal at Madrid but has reportedly told friends that his position with Los Blancos is "unsustainable".
Paul Madden, Goal.com
Besiktas coach Mustafa Denizli was in Madrid to discuss the idea of taking Guti on loan for the rest of the season and with Real officials apparently receptive to the idea, all that remains is for Guti to accept the move.
Guti is believed to be ready to end his 25 year association with the club but is understood to favour a move to the English Premier League which would fulfill a long held desire for the 33-year-old midfielder.
He is known to be learning English and AS has identified Manchester United, Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers as potential suitors for a loan deal but none are known to have matched the financial offer of the Turkish outfit.
Guti still has a year and a half to run on his current deal at Madrid but has reportedly told friends that his position with Los Blancos is "unsustainable".
Paul Madden, Goal.com
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