Nice article. Like you said Zaragoza have a lot of talent. For me, the main transfers this summer will be Diego Milito and Sergio Garcia.

Aimar is a player we all know and love but one entering the end of his career and one who’s consistency is questionable. The same goes for the legend Ayala, now 35.

Zapater was a player on the radar of Liverpool and Arsenal in recent seasons but “The Bull” will probably stay in Spain and maybe even at Zaragoza.

Back to Sergio Garcia and Diego Milito. Of the two, I think Sergio Garcia would be best for England. He is thought highly of by both Juande Ramos and Rafael Benitez and certainly has a lot of potential and versatility.

Diego Milito is a player that I think should stay in Spain. It wasn’t long ago that he almost joined Liverpool ahead of Fernando Torres but in reality Milito is very inferior to Torres. Milito going to England would echo Morientes going to England a few years ago. Both players’ best attributes are their heading ability, and anyone who knows both leagues will tell you that heading in England is very different to heading in Spain. When Morientes came it became apparent that Liverpool did not have that once amazing player of Real Madrid.

I believe if Milito came to England he would fail. Ultimately, I cannot see him joining his brother at Barcelona, not with Barcelona supposedly bidding for Villa and attempting some kind of crazy swap deal invvolving Eto’o for Trezeguet.

Whatever happens at Real Zaragoza this summer, it will definetly be interesting and true enough La Liga has lost a team that should be in Europe not Segunda División.

Jamal Chahboune.

Nice article. Like you said Zaragoza have a lot of talent. For me, the main transfers this summer will be Diego Milito and Sergio Garcia.

Aimar is a player we all know and love but one entering the end of his career and one who's consistency is questionable. The same goes for the legend Ayala, now 35.

Zapater was a player on the radar of Liverpool and Arsenal in recent seasons but “The Bull” will probably stay in Spain and maybe even at Zaragoza.

Back to Sergio Garcia and Diego Milito. Of the two, I think Sergio Garcia would be best for England. He is thought highly of by both Juande Ramos and Rafael Benitez and certainly has a lot of potential and versatility.

Diego Milito is a player that I think should stay in Spain. It wasn't long ago that he almost joined Liverpool ahead of Fernando Torres but in reality Milito is very inferior to Torres. Milito going to England would echo Morientes going to England a few years ago. Both players' best attributes are their heading ability, and anyone who knows both leagues will tell you that heading in England is very different to heading in Spain. When Morientes came it became apparent that Liverpool did not have that once amazing player of Real Madrid.

I believe if Milito came to England he would fail. Ultimately, I cannot see him joining his brother at Barcelona, not with Barcelona supposedly bidding for Villa and attempting some kind of crazy swap deal invvolving Eto'o for Trezeguet.

Whatever happens at Real Zaragoza this summer, it will definetly be interesting and true enough La Liga has lost a team that should be in Europe not Segunda División.

Jamal Chahboune.

Trust me…your English is 1000 times better than my Spanish I look forward to more of your posts.

Trust me…your English is 1000 times better than my Spanish I look forward to more of your posts.

Thanks for your welcoming words.

In Spain we are hearing that Milito can go to Barcelona (they want to sell Etoo but the problem I see is that there are really different players) or probably Tottenham (I’m sure you have heard Bervatov is near to leave Withe Hart Lane, so they need a substitute, and Milito has more or less the same characteristics). Apart from that I think he is a very good player for any team. He assures almost 15 goals each season, something not easy to find.

As I told in my first post I’m so sorry if I have some mistakes. I’m Spanish and I’m just learning English. I wanted to say “Portuguese crack”, talking about Cristiano Ronaldo and how he is saying yes and no at the same time, so he can keep United fans happy and at the same time he doesn’t close Real Madrid’s door.

Really happy to answer your feedback. Thanks for it!

Thanks for your welcoming words.

In Spain we are hearing that Milito can go to Barcelona (they want to sell Etoo but the problem I see is that there are really different players) or probably Tottenham (I’m sure you have heard Bervatov is near to leave Withe Hart Lane, so they need a substitute, and Milito has more or less the same characteristics). Apart from that I think he is a very good player for any team. He assures almost 15 goals each season, something not easy to find.

As I told in my first post I’m so sorry if I have some mistakes. I’m Spanish and I’m just learning English. I wanted to say “Portuguese crack”, talking about Cristiano Ronaldo and how he is saying yes and no at the same time, so he can keep United fans happy and at the same time he doesn’t close Real Madrid’s door.

Really happy to answer your feedback. Thanks for it!

Welcome to the “Talk” family of sites. This was a good post.

It is too bad that Zaragoza underachieved this year. Millito will leave for sure but where to? Maybe Barcelona to join his brother?

Also I didn’t quite understand the statement “The problem is that Portuguese crack is saying yes and no at the same time.” Can you explain it? I get the intent of what you mean but don’t understand the “Portugese crack” part.

Welcome to the “Talk” family of sites. This was a good post.

It is too bad that Zaragoza underachieved this year. Millito will leave for sure but where to? Maybe Barcelona to join his brother?

Also I didn't quite understand the statement “The problem is that Portuguese crack is saying yes and no at the same time.” Can you explain it? I get the intent of what you mean but don't understand the “Portugese crack” part.

Chris Moran

Chris Moran