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On Loan Huracan Star Mario Bolatti Reluctant To Return To Porto
The midfielder isn't too keen on a return to Porto in January...
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Dec 17, 2009 11:01:02 AM
Highly rated midfielder Mario Bolatti has made it clear that he's not too keen to return to Porto in January. The Argentinian international is currently on loan at Huracan, but his short-term deal is about to come to an end.
The 24-year-old has been impressive at Huracan since the loan began mid-way through last season and the combative ball-winner is reluctant to report back to Porto.
"My loan deal ends now in December and I have to return to Porto. It is logical, but we will have to see what the club would like to do. It is true that I don't have much interest in returning. However, if I have to, I will give my all," said Bolatti to Diario Show.
It's not yet clear what Porto's plans with the highly rated midfielder are. The Champions League hopefuls could also decide to cash in on Bolatti, as several Italian outfits are interested in securing the services of the former Belgrano star.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
The 24-year-old has been impressive at Huracan since the loan began mid-way through last season and the combative ball-winner is reluctant to report back to Porto.
"My loan deal ends now in December and I have to return to Porto. It is logical, but we will have to see what the club would like to do. It is true that I don't have much interest in returning. However, if I have to, I will give my all," said Bolatti to Diario Show.
It's not yet clear what Porto's plans with the highly rated midfielder are. The Champions League hopefuls could also decide to cash in on Bolatti, as several Italian outfits are interested in securing the services of the former Belgrano star.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
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