Signing Number 6 Fernando Guerrero


By TheLongside.co.uk
August 6 2009

Burnley have today completed the season long loan of the 19 year old Independiente del Valle midfielder Fernando Guerrero. It is no surprise to Burnley fans that Owen Coyle has finally got his man, after what has seemed to be a long wait.

This young midfielder has impressed Owen Coyle in the two pre-season games in the States against VC Fusion where he scored one of the 5 goals and also against Portland Timbers, prior to the American mini tour Coyle had watched his man playing for Real Madrid reserves.

Although Fernando was born in Quito, Ecuador, he holds Spanish nationality so there will be no difficulties with a work permit.

Fernando joined Real Madrid at the age of 16, he played for their U19 team but never managed to appear for the first team, he is also an Ecuador International.

He has committed to a season long loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the forthcoming season. Although the young man has shown promise he is only 19 and has not played at any level nearing that of the Premiership, but the signs are that he could become one of Owen Coyles most astute signings, time will tell.

He will wear the Number 32 shirt.

 

 

The Longside welcomes to Turf Moor

 

Fernando Alexander Guerrero Vasquez (to give him his full title)

 

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Signing Number 6 Fernando Guerrero
Discussion started by TheLongside.co.uk , 06/08/2009 15:00
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06/08/2009 15:00
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fulledgelad
06/08/2009 15:08
Could turn out to be a real gem,
but if he does shine,& even though we have the first option?of signing him permantly,he could well be priced out of our reach by much richer clubs.
cos'whatever agreement we have with his club,their will surely not turn down a much bigger offer than we could afford?.

kata
06/08/2009 20:28
that is the worry, I just hope they have a watertight deal on this loan with the first/only option of signing should he turn out to be a real find.

Jabberwocky
06/08/2009 20:45
I get the feeling that the length of time it's taken has been due to sorting the clauses out.

Owen seems to really, really, rate this lad so I'm sure he wouldn't have arrived on loan if our options were poor come the end of a successful loan period.

soapylily
06/08/2009 21:01
Great news! Lets hope he stays injury free (unlike the great Bes) and is well protected by the club from the evils of English society!

fulledgelad
07/08/2009 00:18
Quote:
Jabberwocky
I get the feeling that the length of time it's taken has been due to sorting the clauses out.
Owen seems to really, really, rate this lad so I'm sure he wouldn't have arrived on loan if our options were poor come the end of a successful loan period.

Good point Jabber.
but,do you think that the clause would include a clause that if Burnley offered...lets just say £3million..that they would have to accept? rather than accept an offer of £10million..?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2009:08:07:11:56:19 by F.O.Y.LOT.

LightcliffeClaret
07/08/2009 06:56
Coyle sounded pleased with his performance last night on SSN this morning.

Jabberwocky
07/08/2009 09:19
I honestly don't know F.O.Y.

I would hope that there's an agreed price, set in stone, that we pay if we decide to sign him. It's all very unclear, probably for a good reason.

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