

Blues land Turkish youngsta
By: Jack | January 31st, 2009
Who said we wouldn’t sign anyone during the January window?
Chelsea have signed Turkish youth international Gökhan Töre from Bayer Levekusen. The 17-year-old attacking midfielder signed a three-and-a-half year contract with the Blues.
Personally, I remember very little about this kid. What I do recall is that he had put in some pristine performances during the U-17 tournament. Probably will slide in as a winger for us. Has excellent technique and crosses the ball well. Who would’ve thought, we have purchased a player with attributes which we need. Bonus!
Supposedly Töre, who is German-born, was out of contract at Bayer and we snatched him up on a free. I don’t know how true that is, but if so that’s a good piece of business by the club. Shocking, I know.
If that’s not the case and we did throw a couple million at Bayer for this kid, you have to ask why we didn’t use those funds to strengthen the first team? I guess we’ll never know.
Helicopters don’t make stars afterall
Remember that kid we lured to Chelsea by literally landing one of Roman’s helicopters in the middle of a training ground? Well, that youngster is Vincenzo Camilleri and he’s already out at Chelsea.
Less than a year after joining the Blues at age 15, Camilleri is heading back his original club, Reggina.
His departure is allegedly part of Chelsea’s cost-cutting measures in which a host of youth players will be receiving the axe.
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Glad we finally signed someone, but lets be serious…When will we actually see him play other than for the reserves?
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Ha, I was going to write that in the story — but chose to let you guys do it for me.
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well turkish football is at one of its peaks ever..
.lets hope this little fella turns out to be a good piece of business…
check my soccer blog at
http://soccerzlife.wordpress.comPosted from
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