I think a thread for him may be opened now it looks more than certain that he'll be a Merengue next season
Defenitely he isnt going to have much time but lets see and this would mean that we are defenitely not going for a midfielder after getting back JG and DLR
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Granero: I Am Definitely Staying At Madrid
Esteban Granero has declared that there is no chance that he will be spending another year on loan at Getafe after being told that he will be part of Real Madrid's plans.
The 20-year-old signed a new deal at the Bernabéu last summer only to be told that the club wanted him to spend a season gaining experience elsewhere with the promise that he would be taken back this year.
After a successful campaign with Getafe, Granero is determined to make Madrid stick to their word and has been assured that any talk of a second season away is not on the cards.
"I made that decision when I extended my contract with Real Madrid last year to make it here," he said. "They then told me it would be better for me to spend one year loaned out to another club in order to become a better player and be able to fight for a spot on the team the following season.
"That’s what I did, it worked out well and the Club now counts on me. I am delighted; it’s my life’s dream. Real Madrid have told me they count on me this season."
Granero's year at the Coliseum in the southern Madrid suburb has shown that he has the ability to play at the top level and has given him more self-belief.
"It naturally made me more confident. I had to take that step in order to prove I am worthy of playing for Real Madrid," he explained.
Roberto Soldado had a similar path when he spent a year with Osasuna before returning to Madrid last summer, only to sit on the bench for the majority of last term as an unused substitute.
"I know Roberto had a rough time because Raúl and Van Nistelrooy were in great form last year. Nevertheless, I am more versatile and can play in many different positions. That may give me more chances of playing," Granero continued.
Finally, Granero reflected on comparisons between himself and Guti and claims that while they play in the same place, there are few aspects that he thinks are the same.
"I more or less play in the same position, but there is only one Guti. I am different. I wouldn’t mind being a similar player to him, though," he stated.
"I would even wear the new hairstyle he has. He is an extraordinary player and he’s always been very good to me."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
http://goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=729225
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Defenitely he isnt going to have much time but lets see and this would mean that we are defenitely not going for a midfielder after getting back JG and DLR
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Granero: I Am Definitely Staying At Madrid
Esteban Granero has declared that there is no chance that he will be spending another year on loan at Getafe after being told that he will be part of Real Madrid's plans.
The 20-year-old signed a new deal at the Bernabéu last summer only to be told that the club wanted him to spend a season gaining experience elsewhere with the promise that he would be taken back this year.
After a successful campaign with Getafe, Granero is determined to make Madrid stick to their word and has been assured that any talk of a second season away is not on the cards.
"I made that decision when I extended my contract with Real Madrid last year to make it here," he said. "They then told me it would be better for me to spend one year loaned out to another club in order to become a better player and be able to fight for a spot on the team the following season.
"That’s what I did, it worked out well and the Club now counts on me. I am delighted; it’s my life’s dream. Real Madrid have told me they count on me this season."
Granero's year at the Coliseum in the southern Madrid suburb has shown that he has the ability to play at the top level and has given him more self-belief.
"It naturally made me more confident. I had to take that step in order to prove I am worthy of playing for Real Madrid," he explained.
Roberto Soldado had a similar path when he spent a year with Osasuna before returning to Madrid last summer, only to sit on the bench for the majority of last term as an unused substitute.
"I know Roberto had a rough time because Raúl and Van Nistelrooy were in great form last year. Nevertheless, I am more versatile and can play in many different positions. That may give me more chances of playing," Granero continued.
Finally, Granero reflected on comparisons between himself and Guti and claims that while they play in the same place, there are few aspects that he thinks are the same.
"I more or less play in the same position, but there is only one Guti. I am different. I wouldn’t mind being a similar player to him, though," he stated.
"I would even wear the new hairstyle he has. He is an extraordinary player and he’s always been very good to me."
Lucas Brown, Goal.com
http://goal.com/en/articolo.aspx?contenutoid=729225
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