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It's official:

Reds agree Kagawa transfer

Manchester United is delighted to announce that it has agreed terms with both Borussia Dortmund and Shinji Kagawa for his transfer to the Club.

The deal is subject only to the player medical and obtaining a UK work permit. These conditions are anticipated to be completed by the end of June.

Further details will be announced in due course.

http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-F...ster-united-agree-shinji-kagawa-transfer.aspx

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS :D :D :D
 
Yeah it's nice to have one good signing before the Euros. I hope Modric and Baines have a terrible Euro so their prices drop haha. Have a good Euro and they'll become even more unaffordable.

As for Martinez, apparently City are dead set on signing him. He's a great player and I'd love him at United, but I doubt it.
 
Sweeet :D 1 down ... 2 more quality midfielders please !

remember we have cleverly ...but he is still short of a world class midfielder

carrick has his days and fletcher is having injuries

so just one more good midfiled buy would be good and one left back cover ....and if berba leaves ...one more striker ...

I would die for cavani :whistle:

why united dont bid for hoilett from blackburn is a mystery since he is a "free" ...i think he is very talented for a winger and for that fee why not

http://www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk/sport/football/sunderland-afc/safc-hopes-of-signing-junior-hoilett-could-be-scuppered-1-4615657
 
I doubt it will. I don't think I've ever read of a player being unable to join a club due to work permit issues.

Arsenal had to send both Ryo & Campell on loan due to work permit issues. AFAIK it needs to be special young talent (not sure how that is judged) or a established international.
 
Pass at 2:30, first touch and goal at 7:00, absolute seks.

This lad's passing is gorgeous...
 
Pass at 2:30, first touch and goal at 7:00, absolute seks.

This lad's passing is gorgeous...

A young Japanese talent that no-one has heard of, Wenger's missed his chance...

EDIT: He is bloody brilliant isn't he? A good addition to United and the EPL in general. Next season is going to be awesome!
 
Haha, not quite..



Haha you're just saying that coz you guys stole Spurs' Champions League spot :p

I was talking more about when he moved to Germany, it seemed like the kind of signing that Wenger was renowned for.

Point 2: Yes, very much so. Spurs losing out makes that victory all the sweeter :) Particularly after the whole Modric fiasco :))
 
Arsenal had to send both Ryo & Campell on loan due to work permit issues. AFAIK it needs to be special young talent (not sure how that is judged) or a established international.

Established international according to Fifa is playing in 75% of country's games, apparently he hasn't played enough games for Japan or something, so it might be an issue. One of Arsenal's youngsters was granted a work permit because of "exceptional talent" so I think Kagawa could get special dispensation or something.

Welcome to the EPL, really looking forward to seeing him play!
 
anyone here plays fifa 12

there are quite a few guys that come up in real life every season

theres luuk de jong that i think thats brilliant

i remember playing with anderson and nani a long time ago and season later united bought them
 
Established international according to Fifa is playing in 75% of country's games, apparently he hasn't played enough games for Japan or something, so it might be an issue. One of Arsenal's youngsters was granted a work permit because of "exceptional talent" so I think Kagawa could get special dispensation or something.

Welcome to the EPL, really looking forward to seeing him play!

over a two year period, though if he recently made his debut then he needs to be more than 75% over a year or so (dunno Kagawa's apps for Japan, but I'm sure he's established himself in the last year or so so I really don't see it being an issue).
 
over a two year period, though if he recently made his debut then he needs to be more than 75% over a year or so (dunno Kagawa's apps for Japan, but I'm sure he's established himself in the last year or so so I really don't see it being an issue).

He's been playing for Japan since 2008. Not bad when you consider he's 23.
 
He's been playing for Japan since 2008. Not bad when you consider he's 23.

Regularly? I'm sure he's been pretty regular in the last two years at least. Oh yeah, and that 75% rule is only valid for matches where he was eligible to be called up... ie: if he was injured, then it doesn't count.
 
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