Toon Bid For Sporting's Djalo Rejected


By Tyne-Talk
July 9 2010

Newcastle United have reportedly had a bid for Yannick Djalo rejected by Sporting Lisbon for being too low, yet the Portuguese club have confirmed they would consider a sale for the right price. Sporting club president Jose Eduardo Bettencourt has publically admitted that the club need to sell players to meet their debts and earlier this month it was reported Djalo was available for £5million.

However, in this case Newcastle United are competing against Spurs who have also had a bid rejected & Everton who have shown an interest.

The 24 year old's club record isn't overly impressive with just eight goals in 5 seasons and no regular starting place, yet when he has played he has played well, scoring a hatrick in April to secure 4th place in the league.

Player Statistics

 

 

 

Competition

Games Started

Used As Sub

Goals Scored

Yellow Cards

Red Cards

Sporting Lisbon

2009/10

Portuguese Liga

13

5

6

3

0

2008/09

Portuguese Liga

6

10

1

0

0

 

Champions League

4

2

1

0

0

2007/08

Champions League

4

0

0

0

0

2006/07

Champions League

4

1

0

0

0

TOTAL

 

 

31

18

8

3

0

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Toon Bid For Sporting's Djalo Rejected
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 09/07/2010 17:45
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09/07/2010 17:45
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tunyc
12/07/2010 20:05
Can't find anything about this guy-even obviously inflated claims-that would justify a 5M fee.

Moving on to the next target...

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