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Colombias midfield magician Juan Quintero a throwback to bygone era
The languid style of the playmaker has become all but extinct at the highest level but is working well in Russia
Amid the blaze of emotion of Colombias must-win match against Poland the manager, José Pekerman, lost his head. Juan Fernando Quintero had just slipped a perfectly weighted pass into the path of Radamel Falcao to score his first World Cup goal with a clipped outside-of-the-boot finish. Two-nil to Colombia and victory was in sight. As the weight of pressure subsided, the normally reticent Argentinian coach erupted in elation on the touchline. Juan! Juan! Genius! Genius! Youre a genius! Pekerman bawled as his grinning 25-year-old star basked in the praise.
Against Japan in their first match Quintero had scored Colombias first free-kick goal in seven years with a clever low drive and been his countrys main attacking threat. But against Poland that level shifted up a gear. Tasked with picking the holes in Polands back three from the centre of Colombias attacking trident that included James Rodríguez shunted out on the left, the diminutive midfielders sumptuous vision and exquisite technique turned the game. Like Paul Gascoigne in his pomp, Quintero wriggled reverse passes and through-balls into gaps that brought gasps and applause from even the Polish press section. What we would give for a player like Quintero to feed Robert Lewandowski, one Polish journalist said.
When Polands resilience was finally broken by a thumping Yerry Mina header from Rodríguezs delicately swept cross just before half-time it was in no small part thanks to the cunning perspicuity through which Quintero had forged an opening. It is one of his habits. Only a few weeks earlier the Colombian had played an almost identical ball to the striker Lucas Pratto to settle a tight Copa Libertadores game for River Plate against Santa Fe. In the key moments, Quintero has a habit of turning up.
There are many, however, who argue that Quinteros football belongs to another era. For all the bundles of talent, the tricks and the deft close-ball control, that incredible all-seeing vision and the famed low centre of gravity, Quinteros languid style does not fit easily into the modern game. Rivaldo and Juan Román Riquelme were both Quintero idols but such players no longer populate the elite level of the game as they have often proved too easy for opponents to nullify.
Thus Pekermans gamble to field both Rodríguez and Quintero together was a bold call. Yet it was also recognition that Colombia had become too staid and increasingly dependent on Rodríguez over the last four years. Indeed, a turning point came in 2017 when Colombia toiled to a 1-0 home win over Bolivia after Rodríguez tucked home a penalty at the second attempt with just seven minutes to go. Against what was in essence a Bolivia C-team Pekerman was rightly very concerned. We suffered out there, he complained. There are things we are not doing well; there are things we must change.
If he was forced to tinker with both his tactics and personnel, it was still unthinkable back then that Pekerman would turn to Quintero as the man to provide a solution. The talented playmaker was a forgotten man, a player who was still only 24 but whose career had slid down the drain. Quinteros slump from the top after scoring at the last World Cup had been spectacular. He had been wiped from footballs map.
First his parent club Porto became exasperated by his shoddy attitude and lack of professionalism. Quintero was out of shape and seemingly more interested in pursuing a side career making reggaeton music videos with his showbiz pals. The burst of fame had clearly come too soon. Sent on loan to Rennes, his manager there complained at one point that the Colombian was not even fit to play 20 minutes. He was subsequently relegated to the clubs amateur reserve team that were competing in the French fourth division.
But his career was perhaps saved by a return home. Signing another loan deal with his home-city club Independiente Medellin, Quintero got both the playing time and emotional support he desperately needed. Having grown up in a violent and poor Medellin slum, Quintero had also spent almost his entire life wondering about the father who had left the family home when he was two years old, never to return. The burning hope of unlikely return continues to gnaw.
But after a year back in his home city, Quintero gradually rebuilt a flailing career to earn another loan move to River Plate in January. Immediately plunged into the reserves, Quintero simply knuckled down this time. Now he was mentally settled not even the constant media jibes about his weight could get him down. Im not fat; I just have a big arse, he quipped to silence endless press hounding.
Having looked after the human side of his development, the misfit genius from Medellin now approaches Tuesdays match with England again striving to hit the top. It is no wonder the coach Pekerman feels so enthused.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jul/01/colombia-midfield-magician-juan-quintero-throwback-bygone-era
Colombias midfield magician Juan Quintero a throwback to bygone era
The languid style of the playmaker has become all but extinct at the highest level but is working well in Russia
Amid the blaze of emotion of Colombias must-win match against Poland the manager, José Pekerman, lost his head. Juan Fernando Quintero had just slipped a perfectly weighted pass into the path of Radamel Falcao to score his first World Cup goal with a clipped outside-of-the-boot finish. Two-nil to Colombia and victory was in sight. As the weight of pressure subsided, the normally reticent Argentinian coach erupted in elation on the touchline. Juan! Juan! Genius! Genius! Youre a genius! Pekerman bawled as his grinning 25-year-old star basked in the praise.
Against Japan in their first match Quintero had scored Colombias first free-kick goal in seven years with a clever low drive and been his countrys main attacking threat. But against Poland that level shifted up a gear. Tasked with picking the holes in Polands back three from the centre of Colombias attacking trident that included James Rodríguez shunted out on the left, the diminutive midfielders sumptuous vision and exquisite technique turned the game. Like Paul Gascoigne in his pomp, Quintero wriggled reverse passes and through-balls into gaps that brought gasps and applause from even the Polish press section. What we would give for a player like Quintero to feed Robert Lewandowski, one Polish journalist said.
When Polands resilience was finally broken by a thumping Yerry Mina header from Rodríguezs delicately swept cross just before half-time it was in no small part thanks to the cunning perspicuity through which Quintero had forged an opening. It is one of his habits. Only a few weeks earlier the Colombian had played an almost identical ball to the striker Lucas Pratto to settle a tight Copa Libertadores game for River Plate against Santa Fe. In the key moments, Quintero has a habit of turning up.
There are many, however, who argue that Quinteros football belongs to another era. For all the bundles of talent, the tricks and the deft close-ball control, that incredible all-seeing vision and the famed low centre of gravity, Quinteros languid style does not fit easily into the modern game. Rivaldo and Juan Román Riquelme were both Quintero idols but such players no longer populate the elite level of the game as they have often proved too easy for opponents to nullify.
Thus Pekermans gamble to field both Rodríguez and Quintero together was a bold call. Yet it was also recognition that Colombia had become too staid and increasingly dependent on Rodríguez over the last four years. Indeed, a turning point came in 2017 when Colombia toiled to a 1-0 home win over Bolivia after Rodríguez tucked home a penalty at the second attempt with just seven minutes to go. Against what was in essence a Bolivia C-team Pekerman was rightly very concerned. We suffered out there, he complained. There are things we are not doing well; there are things we must change.
If he was forced to tinker with both his tactics and personnel, it was still unthinkable back then that Pekerman would turn to Quintero as the man to provide a solution. The talented playmaker was a forgotten man, a player who was still only 24 but whose career had slid down the drain. Quinteros slump from the top after scoring at the last World Cup had been spectacular. He had been wiped from footballs map.
First his parent club Porto became exasperated by his shoddy attitude and lack of professionalism. Quintero was out of shape and seemingly more interested in pursuing a side career making reggaeton music videos with his showbiz pals. The burst of fame had clearly come too soon. Sent on loan to Rennes, his manager there complained at one point that the Colombian was not even fit to play 20 minutes. He was subsequently relegated to the clubs amateur reserve team that were competing in the French fourth division.
But his career was perhaps saved by a return home. Signing another loan deal with his home-city club Independiente Medellin, Quintero got both the playing time and emotional support he desperately needed. Having grown up in a violent and poor Medellin slum, Quintero had also spent almost his entire life wondering about the father who had left the family home when he was two years old, never to return. The burning hope of unlikely return continues to gnaw.
But after a year back in his home city, Quintero gradually rebuilt a flailing career to earn another loan move to River Plate in January. Immediately plunged into the reserves, Quintero simply knuckled down this time. Now he was mentally settled not even the constant media jibes about his weight could get him down. Im not fat; I just have a big arse, he quipped to silence endless press hounding.
Having looked after the human side of his development, the misfit genius from Medellin now approaches Tuesdays match with England again striving to hit the top. It is no wonder the coach Pekerman feels so enthused.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/jul/01/colombia-midfield-magician-juan-quintero-throwback-bygone-era
La guerra contra Porto por Juanfer
El gran Mundial del colombiano lo puso en la mira de gigantes de Europa. Ahora el equipo dueño de su pase quiere resarcir a River para poder venderlo. Esto recién empieza.
Lo que no significó una novela a la hora de contratar al jugador, puede serlo después. Juan Fernando Quintero llegó a River en busca de continuidad, soñando con ser seleccionado para poder esta en Rusia 2018. Porto ofreció un préstamo con una opción de compra accesible y parecía no haber nada más que decir en cuanto el zurdo se puso la Banda Roja.
Finalmente llegó la citación. Después de su gran actuación en fase de grupos, en donde convirtió un golazo de tiro libre ante Japón y participó directamente en los goles ante Polonia y Sengal, en sendas victorias, Porto empezó a especular con intereses de grandes equipos europeos. Por caso, el Real Madrid de Lopetegui -su entrenador cuando estuvo en ese club- lo quiere, y a la lista se sumó el Tottenham. Así las cosas, el equipo Portugues quiere resarcir al Millonario para poder vender al crack de 25 años al que tienen pensado comprar por 3.5 millones de dólares, según lo especificado en el contrato.
Es apenas el primer capítulo de una novela que se extenderá todo lo que la Selección Colombia siga en el Mundial de Rusia. Mientras tanto, la gente espera una resolución favorable para poder contar con el nacido en Medellín cuando se enfrente a Racing por los Octavos de final de la Copa Libertadores.
https://pasionmonumental.com/2018/07/02/la-guerra-contra-porto-por-juanfer/
El gran Mundial del colombiano lo puso en la mira de gigantes de Europa. Ahora el equipo dueño de su pase quiere resarcir a River para poder venderlo. Esto recién empieza.
Lo que no significó una novela a la hora de contratar al jugador, puede serlo después. Juan Fernando Quintero llegó a River en busca de continuidad, soñando con ser seleccionado para poder esta en Rusia 2018. Porto ofreció un préstamo con una opción de compra accesible y parecía no haber nada más que decir en cuanto el zurdo se puso la Banda Roja.
Finalmente llegó la citación. Después de su gran actuación en fase de grupos, en donde convirtió un golazo de tiro libre ante Japón y participó directamente en los goles ante Polonia y Sengal, en sendas victorias, Porto empezó a especular con intereses de grandes equipos europeos. Por caso, el Real Madrid de Lopetegui -su entrenador cuando estuvo en ese club- lo quiere, y a la lista se sumó el Tottenham. Así las cosas, el equipo Portugues quiere resarcir al Millonario para poder vender al crack de 25 años al que tienen pensado comprar por 3.5 millones de dólares, según lo especificado en el contrato.
Es apenas el primer capítulo de una novela que se extenderá todo lo que la Selección Colombia siga en el Mundial de Rusia. Mientras tanto, la gente espera una resolución favorable para poder contar con el nacido en Medellín cuando se enfrente a Racing por los Octavos de final de la Copa Libertadores.
https://pasionmonumental.com/2018/07/02/la-guerra-contra-porto-por-juanfer/
Provavelmente os interessados após 45 minutos bons no Mundial foram ver os últimos 5 anos da carreira.
River Plate segundo a noticia pede 22 milhões por Quintero.
https://www.ojogo.pt/futebol/1a-liga/porto/noticias/interior/quem-quiser-quintero-tera-de-pagar-22-milhoes-de-euros-9586167.html?utm_source=Push&utm_medium=Web
https://www.ojogo.pt/futebol/1a-liga/porto/noticias/interior/quem-quiser-quintero-tera-de-pagar-22-milhoes-de-euros-9586167.html?utm_source=Push&utm_medium=Web
Os tais 3,45M de opção de compra supostamente era só por metade do passe não?pelo menos foi a informação que vi por aqui..
Por metade ou mais..já li ha uns tempos que era por 80 % do passe.
Não. Segundo O Jogo, é 3,25M por 80% do passe mais a taxa de empréstimo de 500 mil euros.Tiago Magalhães disse:
Hilariante é andarmos de empréstimo em empréstimo com o Quintero, mandá-lo para o River com uma cláusula ridícula e meia dúzia de jogos depois, antes do bom Mundial que fez, existir uma proposta de um clube Russo de 12M!!!
Hilariante não diria. Repara, quando ele foi para o Tiver qualquer um de nós o vendia na hora por 2 ou 3 milhões. Agora, de repente, já é um grande jogador.RodiFCP disse:
Uns milhoes sao para os discos dele, voces nao sabem mesmo nada fogo 
Mesmo tendo uns pés de ouro e uma cabeça de esterco não o vendia por 3M! O que acho curioso é que nós não o conseguimos vender por mais do que isso e em dois meses de River recebem uma proposta de 12M?!Sakamoto disse:
Continuo na minha. Se não for vendido agora, aproveitando o hype do Mundial, ainda vamos ver o River a querer devolver o jogador no final do ano......
Jogador razoável, mau profissional.
Jogador razoável, mau profissional.
Porque conseguiu ter um rendimento lá que nunca teve aqui.RodiFCP disse:
Eu continuo na minha. Oportunidades teve que chegue, não é por ter feito um bom Mundial que agora de repente é o que nos faz falta.
Nisso estamos de acordo, não é pelo bom Mundial que se transformou, mas também não me acredito numa valorização tão grande no River...Sakamoto disse:
Quintero é um jogador especial, para render na Europa só quando uma equipa for construída em torno dele e não o contrário. É o típico 10 que já não existe ou está em vias de extinção no futebol moderno. Lembro-me por exemplo do caso do Riquelme rendeu na Europa, no Villareal, nestas condições, toda uma equipa que foi construída em função do seu futebol.
Aproveitar agora para vender que está valorizado, mas não acredito que tenha sucesso na Europa...
Aproveitar agora para vender que está valorizado, mas não acredito que tenha sucesso na Europa...