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Brazilian club Portuguesa claim they have turned down an Arsenal bid for their highly-rated striker Diogo.
The 21-year-old has emerged as one of the most promising strikers in Brazil after
scoring 18 goals in the league last season - Sports news from sportinglife.com - live scores & results from a UK perspective.
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The whole thing is a bit odd - the way in which the details have been released sounds suspicious to me. They also claim that a higher bid was previously received from "Italy", making the
whole
thing even odder. Why drop Arsenal's name? Sounds like marketing to me.
thing even odder. Why drop Arsenal's name? Sounds like marketing to me.
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The whole thing is a bit odd - the way in which the details have been released sounds suspicious to me. They also claim that a higher bid was previously received from "Italy", making the
whole
thing even odder. Why drop Arsenal's name? Sounds like marketing to me.
thing even odder. Why drop Arsenal's name? Sounds like marketing to me.
bids that aren't accepted. Could this be Portugesa drawing attention to Diogo and pulling the interested clubs out of the woodwork?
Anyway, i'm with Mak1203, if Wenger has decided Diogo would
work with the team, what's stopping us? These Brazilians seem to stay around longer than sulky Europeans and Greedy Togo-folk too.....