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Tottenham Hotpsur's Didier Zokora Would Be Good For Sevilla - Alvarez
The midfielder's former coach seems to think he'd do well in Spain...
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Jun 4, 2009 2:02:43 PM
Tottenham Hotspur Midfielder Didier Zokora would be a good signing for Sevilla, according to his former boss.
Marcos Alvarez, number two to Juande Ramos at Sevilla and White Hart Lane, believes the Ivory Coast international would be a success if he were to make a Spanish switch this summer.
Former Portsmouth midfielder Lassana Diarra has been succesful since making a January transfer window switch to Real Madrid.
Alvarez believes that Zokora could make a similar impact, “Zokora is professional, experienced and hard-working in all areas on the pitch.
“If Sevilla are looking for a player like Lassana Diarra, he would fit the bill perfectly and would be within their means.”
Zokora is expected to be one of a number of first team players to leave Tottenham this summer as Harry Redknapp looks to remould his squad.
Marcos Alvarez, number two to Juande Ramos at Sevilla and White Hart Lane, believes the Ivory Coast international would be a success if he were to make a Spanish switch this summer.
Former Portsmouth midfielder Lassana Diarra has been succesful since making a January transfer window switch to Real Madrid.
Alvarez believes that Zokora could make a similar impact, “Zokora is professional, experienced and hard-working in all areas on the pitch.
“If Sevilla are looking for a player like Lassana Diarra, he would fit the bill perfectly and would be within their means.”
Zokora is expected to be one of a number of first team players to leave Tottenham this summer as Harry Redknapp looks to remould his squad.
David Kifford, Goal.com
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