Real Madrid have been in transfer news surrounding Brazil’s hot striker Neymar during the whole of this summer whereas Emmanuel Adebayor’s future are the club is yet to be sorted out. Talking about the Togolese star, Jose Mourinho hinted the other time that the player was a good addition to Real Madrid’s lineup.
Neymar to Real Madrid? No thanks! Bury this possibility
Three weeks ago, fans of Barcelona, Chelsea or Real Madrid were drooling at the mention of Neymar’s name. But Barca preferred to focus their attention on Chile’s Alexis Sanchez while new Chelsea coach Andre Villas-Boas officially distanced himself from transfer business this summer.
Meanwhile, Santos were playing the biggest-bid game and Real Madrid eventually got revealed as Neymar’s most serious hunters.
Transfer speculations are the heated discussion of the current time and one rumor that has been spreading rapidly is the potential transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester City in a staggering 170 million deal. However, the winger has rejected the idea of leaving Madrid, while also insisting that he is happy with the Spanish giants.
Emmanuel Adebayor could be the solution to Spurs' striking options after the former Arsenal player admitted that he would not reject any sort of approach from the North London Club. Adebayor recently revealed that he was certainly affected from the racism chants by the Spurs fans in their Champions League semi final clash. However, the Real Madrid forward was quick to reiterate that the fans might even be part of his life in the future.
The last time both teams faced off each other in the La Liga, Barcelona triumphed at the Nou Camp as they put five goals past Iker Casillas- a devastating result that left Jose Mourinho speechless after the clash. It was a match that ultimately proved that true champions are not only compact enough but also mentally matured.
Cristiano Ronaldo's childish push on Pep Guardiola and Sergio Ramos' cheap red card was the only things needed to be described as they perfectly summed up Madrid's pathetic performance on that day. Not only did they lose another Clasico, Los Blancos also lost their self-respect and dignity which left many wondering whether Jose Mourinho is really the right man to break the impeccable dominance of the Blaugranas.
Fernando Llorente Is Not Worth Being Chased By Star-studded Real Madrid
It’s been long now since Real Madrid have been linked with transfer talks surrounding Fernando Llorente. However, the Spanish striker is still an Athletic Bilbao player and a few facts confirm why his chances of wearing the Spanish giants’ white jersey deserve to be limited.
We are familiar with the “war of words” issue involving clubs for the signature of players. For example, Sergio Aguero and Javier Pastore are talented players for which teams have been drawn into fights. A better example of that is the Cesc Fabregas transfer matter giving a sour taste in Barcelona and Arsenal’s relationship.
One may want to ask if this sort of verbal battle is really necessary; that is, if we do believe that no player is greater than a club and that the progress of a team is not entirely concentrated on individuals since football is supposed to be a group thing. Well, when it comes to Real Madrid’s desire to acquire the services of Fernando Llorente, the opinion remains the same: this transfer issue is not worth deteriorating ties between Los Blancos and Los Leones.
UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid’s Long Journey In The ‘Wasteland’
Several years have passed since the Spanish powerhouse last had to play for the Champions League’s quarterfinals. Probably, questions related to this bizarre fact lie over the mystery of how they kept crushing out of the competition repeatedly at the same stage. Below, we take a brief look at all the campaigns of Los Merengues in Europe, from September 2003 to their disqualification last season.
UEFA Champions League 2003/04 season: Crushed in the quarterfinals
Seven seasons ago, Real Madrid began their European campaign in Group F; a group containing the likes of FC Porto, Marseille, and Partizan. The Spanish giants convincingly topped their group with 14 points after six games played—three points ahead of the Portuguese giants. Los Blancos then faced Bayern Munich in the ensuing stage of the competition, only to crush the Germans 2-1 on aggregate. Their run however came to an end in the quarterfinals, subsequent to a defeat on away goals to French side AS Monaco. Mysteriously, it was their last year in the Last 8.

Real Madrid Tip #1 vs Lyon: Being Ready To Make Surprises In The Line-Up
Everybody certainly expects Coach Jose Mourinho to fill in his strongest squad against the French giants, in an attempt to seal his side’s authority at the Bernabeu Stadium on Wednesday evening. As a result, Cristiano Ronaldo, along with Karim Benzema and a host of other instrumental Madrid players are anticipated to start; nevertheless, a bit more courage from the Portuguese manager could really turn things around in an interesting way.
Most at times, the very first minutes of a game are used by teams for adaption, and discovery of strategies. The opening moments in fact influence most of an encounter’s remainder, and the Real Madrid boss could actually take advantage of this plain fact—yet, in a smart manner.
The task is huge, but with Jose Mourinho at the head of a team consisting of top players such as Cristiano Ronaldo, the majority of the public has tipped Madrid to triumph on Tuesday. However, loan signing Emmanuel Adebayor prefers to take things very seriously.
Barcelona possess a vital 4-point lead ahead of Real Madrid as they lead La Liga standings. The defending champions have their fate in their own hands and their chances of retaining their crown for the third consecutive season seem bright.
The statement read: “Real Madrid CF and Manchester City FC have reached a deal that will see Emmanuel Adebayor play on loan for the Spanish club. The player will remain at Real Madrid until the end of the current season, at which point the (Madrid) Club hold an unilateral option to purchase the player.”
Jorge Valdano spoke to the media following Real Madrid’s vital 3-1 victory over Atletico on Thursday night. The Real Madrid general director revealed:
It is understood that these 3 players are close to quitting Manchester City for another club – each of them going their own way. Transfer news from English magazine The Sun suggests that Roque Santa Cruz is set to go back on loan to Blackburn Rovers as early as during the course of this week. Manchester City’s Kolo Toure vs Adebayor Explosion: How It Happened
On Tuesday, bad news broke out from Manchester City’s camp to stain Eastlands' Sky Blues atmosphere whereas Arsenal fans subsequently started taunting the dignity of their team’s upcoming opponents in the English Premier League. It was reported that Toure and Adebayor, both former Arsenal pals, got involved in a physical fight which could only be stopped when other Manchester City mates separated the angry duo.
The training ground clash between the two players actually took place around lunch time, toward the end of the Sky Blues’ preparations for Wednesday night’s Arsenal vs Manchester City battle. Not a very positive sign ahead of the game, I suppose...
Manchester City
The Sky Blues are fourth in the Premiership as they share a 100% record with joint leaders Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspurs. City hold the advantage against Arsenal going into this weekend’s game.
Like the Gunners, the Mancunians have one game in hand. However, Arsenal do not possess the nine possible points after losing to Manchester City’s rivals, Manchester United.