以下是引用yuch在2004-12-14 9:46:22的发言:
It would be a huge honour for me if my name was really connected with the Italian giants, but one should know that I don't play in the same position as Cassano.
Crystal Palace boss Iain Dowie has told Roma that striker Sandro Torghelle is not for sale. The Hungarian international was linked with the Serie A giants but Dowie insists Torghelle is part of the club's future.
Crystal Palace boss Iain Dowie has told Roma that striker Sandro Torghelle is not for sale. The Hungarian international was linked with the Serie A giants but Dowie insists Torghelle is part of the club's future.
Roma also need a new forward after Mido agreed terms with Tottenham and they are said to be looking at Crystal Palace man Sandor Torghelle.
“I am still trying to settle in to Crystal Palace,” said the 22-year-old Hungarian, “but I know that Roma are following my career and I’m very intrigued by the idea of playing in Italy.”
Newspaper ‘Il Romanista’ claims that Torghelle would be available for £1.3m with wages of £350,000 per season.
新闻说咱们有可能会引进Sandor Torghelle来弥补米多走后留下的空缺,
而且球员说的还煞有其事,似乎咱们真的联系过他.
Il Romanista报称,买下Sandor Torghelle需要为之支付1.3m英镑的转会费和35W英镑的年薪.
I know Roma are watching
Crystal Palace striker Sandor Torghelle has revealed he is being tracked by AS Roma.
The Hungary international has failed to settle at Selhurst Park this season, but has caught the eye of Roma scouts in World Cup qualifiers over the past six months.
"At Crystal Palace, I am still acclimatizing," said Torghelle, "but I know that in the summer I could move. I know that an Italian club is following me, Roma, and the idea of playing in Italy intrigues me a lot."
Torghelle denies Roma rumours
Crystal Palace striker Sandor Torghelle has denied claims that he is ready to quit the club.
The Hungarian starlet has failed to make the expected impact at Selhurst Park since his summer switch from MTK Hungaria.
Despite his poor start to his English career, the highly-rated 22-year-old has been linked with Italian giants Roma.
Roma were first linked in December and now their interest has been revived after Torghelle was quoted in Italy saying he would leave Palace in the summer, in order to seal a move to Serie A.
However, the young striker denies that he wants to leave England.
"I have had no approach from Italy, not a club leader nor a journalist and I didn't say a word about it to anyone," Torghelle told Nemzeti Sport.
"I suppose it's just a gossip, therefore I don't care about these speculations.
"I'm more excited about getting into the Crystal Palace line-up. I will keep working for it at every single training session.
"I've put a pen to a four-year-long contract in London, so I'd like to prove it in the next months that it was worth signing me."