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Honestly I'd rather face Napoli in 2 legs than in just one final match. Even though you never know in football, it will depend who they will draw also. Wolfsburg just showed that they totally lack European stage experience. Current Napoli players are used in Europe.

Poor game today, you can have him back :p

It was called for offside anyway. Pathetic performance, even though started without 4 key players and only included 2 of them during the latter stage of second half. 4th place is almost unreachable at this point. Valencia is less likely to drop points until their match against RM, while we...

Not very unbelievable. He shined when fielded against Zenit, and he deserved the place today! Also, some key players are resting for the return leg, so there comes his chance. I really hope that Denis will gradually become if not a first-team player, at least a frequent sub in the next season.

Arsenal are pathetic!

If they want to aspire for the title though, meaning entering the top 2 at least!

Gotta be kidding. They were not in any European competition this season, crashed from CDR early and had to focus only in the league for the whole season, yet they have 65 points. Sevilla is in the quarters of EL, about to advance to the semis, and if we beat Granada tomorrow, we are equal with...

A shame for LFP!

Emery often tweets and posts on Facebook quotes like that. In general, he is affiliated with the fans and the club very much. It can be considered a punchline for Deulo, but I also doubt it is so. Emery has recently spoken in the media regarding Deulo's performance with Spain U21, with which he...

That would only be possible IF there would be a player clause involved in the deal. If you happen to find the original contract source, where the player clause is also included, do let me know. Until then, the most logical way, as in every other usual loan deal with a buying option, is that the...

Well I don't have the original contract source or anything similar, but I'm quite sure that it works the way I'm presuming. Let's wait and see what happens until then though.

Yeah that's what I was saying. It is a win-win for everyone, because Sevilla can exercise the option at the end of the loan, pay 6 mill to Barca. Then, if Barca wants him back they pay 9 mill for Sevilla, so Sevilla at least gets 3 million for developing Barca's player. If Barca doesn't want him...

Let's find out at the end of the next season :p

So if Denis will say no... all the negotiations and the long hours of deciding the best contract details for a loan will fall down? I'm sure that at the end of the loan, it is the loaning club who has the last word. That is why there is a buying option, and a buying back option. Then, it doesn't...

Any source for it? It doesn't make any sense though. Mandatory or not mandatory, an option is an option, and it is usually included in a contract to actually exercise it at the end of a particular loan, not to let the player decide if the loaning team will make money or not. That's silly.

Suarez can't rejoin Barca on his own will at the end of the loan though. Then the 6 million buying option would not make sense, because of course the player would like to return to Barca (his home). If he will be too good by then, it is 3 million profit for Sevilla in the worst scenario.

Yep... the buy-back is there. Sevilla will have the option to buy him for 6 million, then Barca has the buy back option for 9 million, which means a 3 million profit for Sevilla. Source: http://www.insidespanishfootball.com/112587/barcelona-send-denis-suarez-on-two-year-loan-to-sevilla/ The...

I will find a source for the contract details soon and post it here. I'm not completely sure about the buy back option, I don't think it was included in the original deal.

He will be on loan for another season, and then Sevilla has the option to buy him! Barca will not be able to claim him back at all.

Napoli is quite good also, but this is indeed Sevilla's tournament!