Roque Santa Cruz, Samuel Eto’o, Carlos Tevez, Robinho - will Manchester City suffer from having so many top strikers at the club next term?
Roque Santa Cruz, Samuel Eto’o, Carlos Tevez, Robinho - will Manchester City suffer from having so many top strikers at the club next term?
Robinho believes Man City would be ‘almost unbeatable’ if the club sign Samuel Eto’o from Barcelona.
We begin our countdown of the world’s 50 greatest footballers, with Manchester City star Robinho squeezing into the final selection.
Reports in Spain have claimed that Barcelona are preparing to complete a swoop for Man City ace Robinho.
Robinho and Nilmar scored in an eight-minute period either side of halftime as Brazil rallied for a 2-1 win over Paraguay and move a step closer to a place at the 2010 World Cup. The five-time World Cup champion leads the 10-team South American
Robinho has continued to pour doubt over his future at Manchester City by revealing he would love to play for Barcelona. Robinho cost 34m when he left Real Madrid but the 25-year-old has hinted at a return to Spain.
Robinho wants his Brazilian teammate Luisao to join him at City next season and is trying to recruit the Benfica defender.
Santos are pursuing a sensational bid to bring Robinho back to the club where he started his career. But they are unlikely to find funds for a player who cost Manchester City 34million.