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Milan Jovanovic Confirms Liverpool Switch

By Chris Wright

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At last someone has shed some light on the Jovanovic deal

It was reported in the transfer round up earlier that the agent of Milan Jovanovic had confirmed the Standard Liege striker would be joining Liverpool on a free in the summer. Now, personally, I wouldn’t trust a footballer’s agent as far as I could throw him, but it now seems the player himself has confirmed that the deal has indeed gone through.

Speaking to Belgian media outlet Sporza, Jovanovic is quoted as saying;

“We have reached an agreement [with Liverpool] for three years, with the option to extend with another season. I have yet to undergo a medical exam, but that shouldn’t be a problem. I don’t have any physical problems and I feel perfectly fit.”

So, it seems that it is now a done deal and Liverpool have got their man, albeit for next season, after beating off competition from European heavyweights AC Milan and Valencia in the race for the 28 year old Serbian forward.

A good signing (remember, there’s no fee) ‘Pool fans? Or does Jovanovic run the risk of becoming the new Voronin?

 

…Sorry, that was a horrible thing to say.

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By Chris on February 10th, 2010 in Liverpool, Transfers & Rumours. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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4 Responses to “Milan Jovanovic Confirms Liverpool Switch”

  1. C says:

    Voronin will be the measuring stick on all free transfers to Liverpool from now on :)

  2. Alex says:

    Amazing signing, despite his age he’s worth at least 8-10 million pounds still, so to get him free is just brilliant.

  3. spectator says:

    yes he’s better than voronin, who couldn’t even crack the ukraine squad. jovanovic has a pretty good international record. his strike rate in belgium is just under 50% and will probably go down slightly in england. but he is being signed as cheap decent cover and that’s what he is.

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