iirc he was the most efficient left sided player for a couple months. according to some spanish paper a while back.

This post was edited by Edgard on Dec 12 2013 03:26pm

we need this guy so bad

T. Henry is right ... Simple as that

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He really stepped up last season, and he has been playing really well since then. He will most likey be in Brazil this summer.

Apparently he's being dubbed as the Xavi and let's face it, if United really want him, he won't spend a minute longer than necessary at Atleti.

Well he has been an Atlético supporter all his life, so idk if he will really want to leave. It's not like when De Gea left, for example, because the team isn't crumbling and starving for money any more. So it will probably be up to him. I doubt Atlético will be able to compete along with Madrid and Barcelona on the long run due to the ridiculous income they get from the TV sharing deal, but it does look like they will have some neat performances over the following years. Koke will have to chose between being in a good team (which he loves) but not winning many titles, or moving to a foreign team where he can win more stuff but it won't be the team he loves.

Torres apparently loved Atleti as well, but he did leave, can't really see anyone ambitious staying there as they won't ever win anything.
Double deal for Koke and Oliver Torres would be great.

Well, when Torres left, Atlético was garbage. And hew was part of the reason, him staying in Madrid was holding his carreer back at the same time it was stopping Atlético from moving on. Selling him and buying Forlán and a few defensive players is what allowed Atlético to progress over the following years; it was a great deal for Torres, Liverpool and Atlético. Selling Koke wouldn't be so benefitial for everyone imo, at least not right now.

Óliver Torres is still too young imo.

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