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Figo Set For Spurs Switch

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  • #2
    Boro
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    Think the mirror had him joining Man Utd for £5m today....


  • #3
    Villain
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    Real have denied it so he must be going!


  • #4
    Boro
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    Actually Real Quash Figo Reports.


  • #5
    Villain
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    Boro wrote:
    Actually Real Quash Figo Reports.

    Yep a sure sign he's going.


  • #6
    thejollyrodger
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    REAL QUASH FIGO REPORTS


    Real Madrid have moved to quash reports that Tottenham have made a move for former Portugal winger Luis Figo.

    Reports in England have suggested Spurs' director of sport Frank Arnesen had flown to the Spanish capital to try and negotiate a deal for Figo with Madrid apparently willing to let the player go on a free transfer.

    But Madrid issued a firm denial, insisting that Figo's immediate future is at the Bernabeu.

    A statement from the club read: "In view of the news that has appeared on Wednesday, saying that Tottenham Hotspur director of sport Frank Arnesen has spoken to Real Madrid to negotiate a possible transfer for Luis Figo, the club want to strongly point out two facts.

    "No-one from Tottenham Hotspur, directly or indirectly, has approached this club to negotiate the signing of Luis Figo or any other player.

    "And we want to make it clear that Luis Figo has a contract for the next two seasons and at no moment has the club considered dispensing with his services because he is one of the most important players in our squad."

    Madrid have acquired Walter Samuel, Jonathan Woodgate and Michael Owen this summer as new coach Jose Antonio Camacho seeks to give his squad a more rounded look.

    But there have been no suggestions that the club is looking to get rid of Figo, even though he is one of the highest earners at the Bernabeu.

    The 31-year-old remains an integral part of Camacho's plans and is still one of Madrid's most marketable players.


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