According to the club Mido still hasn't changed his attitude, give recent interviews in which he claimed a return would only be possible if Koeman also changed his attitude and if he was garantueed playing time. Besides that he also said that the reason Chivu was the only one who commented on Mido was because Koeman praised Chivu so much. So it was logically for him to 'take Koeman's side'. Bye Mido. Too bad though... this guy is really going to be big in the future.
So the loan will be longer in Galicia? or he might end up in another team? that egyptian guy is amazing up top, reminds me of Batigol!
No way in hell I'd want him back; We have a good chemistry so let's not mess it up; Even before Been hakker's journey to Spain I was skeptical that Mido would change his demeanor; We have Boukhari who's potentially as good; And it's a crying shame because I really like Mido the player...
If you look a couple of posts above I already stated this: but thanks for your answer. To be more specific, does he hold a EU passport?
kind of off subject but i dont get the whole euro thing. mario wants to know about the passport i think to see if he would take up a foreign spot on barca's roster. what i dont get (which i learned through championship manager) is: why are citizens of some countries like romania, hungary, and croatia (i think) which are part of uefa considered non-eu players in leagues like spain? sorry if im confusing but i hope someone gets my point.
You're right astaboot, I want to know in case Barça is interested in sign him. As for your question, the issues around nationalities are regarding the European Union 14 countries that subscribed the Maastricht Treaty: Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Sweden, United Kingdom, only the citizens of those countries are considered communitarian, hope that helps.
aye, this is good news. Mido isn't that good but a transfer will probably still give us a nice sum of money.