Salah purchase to delay Atsu's return to Chelsea

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kkkk 10 years ago

For all that has been said about him Salah may not be better than Atsu. Indeed Salah may be a little ahead of Atsu now in terms of exposure, longer term I think Atsu will be better than Salah.

For all that has been said about him Salah may not be better than Atsu. Indeed Salah may be a little ahead of Atsu now in terms of exposure, longer term I think Atsu will be better than Salah.
John,Tema 10 years ago

Talent wise Atsu may be ahead of Salah,but you shouldn't forget the physical nature of the Premiership?Atsu needs to work on his physique which has been his bane from the Academy level.

Talent wise Atsu may be ahead of Salah,but you shouldn't forget the physical nature of the Premiership?Atsu needs to work on his physique which has been his bane from the Academy level.
Kofi Yankey 10 years ago

Atsu is just fine. He is 5ft8in 150lbs. He is well built, fast and skillful. Eden Hazard is 5ft7in 148lbs and plays in the EPL and doing excellent in a top club, Chelsea. The argument should be the production of player compar ...
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Atsu is just fine. He is 5ft8in 150lbs. He is well built, fast and skillful. Eden Hazard is 5ft7in 148lbs and plays in the EPL and doing excellent in a top club, Chelsea. The argument should be the production of player compared to other players. Talent gets a player into a club but production is what keeps him in the lineup. If a player is small but can produce like Messi he will play everyday.
Blekstyles united 10 years ago

Could be heading to Vitesse. CFC buying players for the future

Could be heading to Vitesse. CFC buying players for the future
kwakuyaw 10 years ago

CHRISTIAN , KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB . I KNOW YOU WILL BE THE BEST PLAYER IN ARICA YEARS TO COME

CHRISTIAN , KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB . I KNOW YOU WILL BE THE BEST PLAYER IN ARICA YEARS TO COME
BRO DAN- TRC 10 years ago

BLESSED PEOPLE OF AFRICA, DIGNIFIED PEOPLE OF THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD, INNOCENT PEOPLE OF GHANA, -BUT GOD. "IT IS FINISHED" THEREFOE, -"OCCUPY TILL I COME". SELAH.
TOGETHER WE CAN! WITH GOD, WE CAN!! GOD BLESS AFR ...
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BLESSED PEOPLE OF AFRICA, DIGNIFIED PEOPLE OF THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD, INNOCENT PEOPLE OF GHANA, -BUT GOD. "IT IS FINISHED" THEREFOE, -"OCCUPY TILL I COME". SELAH.
TOGETHER WE CAN! WITH GOD, WE CAN!! GOD BLESS AFRICA TO "BE STRONG AND OF GOOD COURAGE" AND KNOW THAT, IN ALL THINGS, GOD. GOD BLESS -CHRISTIAN ATSU- TO "BE STRONG AND OF GOOD COURAGE" FOR ROMANS 8:28! AND, GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA.
NOTE
MUCH THANKS TO -ADOM" FM. YEA, -ADOM FM". THERE IS A REASON FOR THIS DAY. AND MUCH THANKS TO GHANAWEB FOR THE SPACE.
Emma Kollie 10 years ago

Good point Dan

Good point Dan
NANA KUFUOR 10 years ago

I think Atsu is better of at Vitesse. He is playing full time every week. He may not even get thirty minutes a week in Chelsea. Even their captain is not getting full time.

I think Atsu is better of at Vitesse. He is playing full time every week. He may not even get thirty minutes a week in Chelsea. Even their captain is not getting full time.
AKETOHN 10 years ago

A lot of people are ignorant of the transfer dealings of top clubs in Europe, much as they require quality players to play for them, the business philosophy of these clubs to make profit in all transfer transactions at the en ...
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A lot of people are ignorant of the transfer dealings of top clubs in Europe, much as they require quality players to play for them, the business philosophy of these clubs to make profit in all transfer transactions at the end of every financial year run side by side with all other businesses of the club, thus buy, groom and sell is one of their business strategy to cussion high cost of buying ready made stars around the world.
There are too many examples around the world where top clubs rush to buy young talents especially from Africa only to end up selling for profits and may never get to rise to play for a first division, their aim here is to buy, groom and sell for profit, even when the player seem matured and already playing regularly from another club as in the case of Lukaku and even Atsu; they are quickly loaned out and observed to attract bigger signing fee and ready to be sold out for profit. Clubs like Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool etc are notorious for this kind of practice. This practice has persisted with the big clubs for a long time and will not cease anytime soon, eventhough they continue to declare losses every yearbthe practice is just to cussion yearly losses.
Lukaku may never return to Stansford Bridge to play fully for Chelsea despite his top form on loan at Everton, same Atsu may never be allowed to fulfil his dream of playing for Chelsea at full first division level because there are many of Atsu's age and talents waiting and marking time in various clubs as loanees while hoping to catch attention someday with the Stansford Bridge. So in conclusion, Atsu may or may never despite being a property of Chelsea taste actions at full premiership level. Adiyiah's case readily come to mind at AC Milan who never tasted actions for Milan until sold out to Siberia where he never ever again found the rythim to play top class football again. Therefore Salla's purchase is not to delay Atsu's return but a club's philosophy to ensure the club's form never dips and also to ensure weaker gaps in the team are filled at all time. Sure Atsu may still wait a couple of years to get lucky once again.
Kapa city agyenkwa 10 years ago

He may be talented and all but I dont think hes a high level player player. Maybe im wrong but I dont see him playing for a big team like chelsea manU real madrid..maybe arsenal yeah

He may be talented and all but I dont think hes a high level player player. Maybe im wrong but I dont see him playing for a big team like chelsea manU real madrid..maybe arsenal yeah

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