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We better not lose Yura to Denmark. Please, please, please keep Yura we need him going forward.
there is nothing RSL can do to stop him from going. His contract runs out at the end of this season and it is not unheard of to sign the player when its close to ending (the contract).
Yura is gone, the only question is will RSL and the MLS accept the transfer fee and let him leave now or wait til the end of the season? And then, of course, who are we going to sign in the summer transfer window that opens soon (donovan or cooper please?)
Donovan or Cooper, they would be great assets to REAL
Donovan? Like Landon Donovan? Haha, what we can't get Jozy Altidore? Or Samuel Eto'o? LD is never leaving the Galaxy for another MLS team. I realize his contract runs out I just don't know why we didn't try and match it?
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