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Argentina

Nico Aravana - Rosario Central (Argentine Primera Division) (1) Youth

Emmanuel (Manny) Gomez - Tristán Suárez (Argentine Primera B Metropolitana) (3)

Belgium

Mike Klukowski - Club Brugge (Belgian Jupiler League) (1)

Robert Giacomi - KSK Beveren (Belgian Jupiler League) (1) Reserves

Raheem Alibhai - ROC Charleroi-Marchienne (Belgian 3rd Division B) (3)

Brendan Garritty - Royal Racing FC (Belgian Provinciaal League) (5)

Brandon Ferridge - Royal Racing FC (Belgian Provinciaal League) (5)

Ryan Toale - Royal Racing FC (Belgian Provinciaal League) (5)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vladimir Vukovic - FK Laktasi (Bosnia Herzegovina Premier League) (1)

Chile

Carlos Rivas Jr. - La Serena (Chilean Primera Division) (1)

China

Rumba Munthali - Nanchang Bayi (China League) (2)

Colombia

Alex Schleer - Atlético Bello (Colombian Ascenso) (2)

Croatia

Fabian Knezevic Jr. - Kamen Ingrad (Croatian 1.HNL Ozujsko) (1) Youth

Michael Brkic (Brkich) - NK Krk (Croatian 3.HNL-Zapad/Group West) (3)

Czech Republic

Andre Hainault - AC Sparta Praha(Czechia Gambrinus Liga) (1)

Dave Simpson - AC Sparta Praha (Czechia Gambrinus Liga) (1)

Chris Williams - SK Kladno (Czechia Gambrinus Liga) (1)

Landon Ling - Jablonec-B (Czechia 3. Ligy) (3)

Denmark

Atiba Hutchinson - FC Copenhagen (Danish Superligaen) (1)

Issey Nakajima-Farran - FC Nordsjælland (Danish Superligaen) (1)

Paris Nakajima-Farran - Næstved BK (Viasat Divisionen) (2)

England

Paul Stalteri - Tottenham (English Premier League) (1)

David Edgar - Newcastle (English Premier League) (1)

Asmir Begovic - Portsmouth (English Premier League) (1)

David (Junior) Hoillet - Blackburn (English Premier League) (1) U18

Janeil Hoillet - Blackburn (English Premier League) (1) Youth

Adam Street - West Ham United (English Premier League) (1) Youth

Shaun Saiko - Middlesbrough (English Premier League) (1) Youth

Iain Hume - Leicester City (English Championship) (2)

Jason De Vos - Ipswich Town (English Championship) (2)

Jaime Peters - Ipswich Town (English Championship) (2)

Michal Misiewicz - Plymouth Argyle (English Championship) (2) U18

Paul Peschisolido - Luton Town (English League One) (3)

Marc Bircham - Yeovil Town (English League One) (3)

Mike D'Agostino - Cheltenham Town (English League One) (3)

On loan from Blackpool FC (English Championship) (2)

Terry Dunfield - Macclesfield Town (English League Two) (4)

Ross Smith - Dag & Red (English League Two) (4)

Octavio Maginnis-Castro - Peterborough United (English League Two) (4) U18

Simeon Jackson - Rushden & Diamonds (Blue Square Conf. National) (5)

Simon Rayner - Torquay United (Blue Square Conf. National) (5)

Gavin McCallum - Weymouth FC (Blue Squarer Conf. National) (5)

Elliott Godfrey - Hampton & Richmond (Blue Square Conf. South) (6)

France

Olivier Lacoste-Lebuis - Strasbourg (France Ligue 1) (1) Youth

Abdoulaye Sylla - FC Metz (France Ligue 1) (1) Youth

Sean Rosa - FC Metz (France Ligue 1) (1) Youth

Karim Chantilla - AS Cannes (France Ligue National) (3)

Calvin Rosario - Tours FC (France Ligue National) (3) Reserves

Germany

Daniel Imhof - VfL Bochum (German Bundesliga 1) (1)

Ryan Gyaki - Hansa Rostock (German Bundesliga 1) (1)

Eddy Sidra - Energie Cottbus (German Bundesliga 1) (1) A-Jugend

Cody Cook - Energie Cottbus (German Bundesliga 1) (1) A-Jugend

Rob Friend - Borussia Monchengladbach (German Budesliga 2) (2)

Nik Ledgerwood - 1860 München (German Bundesliga 2)(2)

Josh Simpson - Kaiserslautern (German Bundesliga 2) (2)

Patrice Bernier - Kaiserslautern (German Bundesliga 2) (2)

Kevin McKenna - FK Koln (German Bundesliga 2) (2)

Jonathan Beaulieu-Bourgault - St. Pauli (German Bundesliga 2) (2)

Kennedy Owusu-Ansah - Hertha BSC II (Oberliga Nord) (4)

Riley O'Neill - Wilhelmshaven (Oberliga Nord) (4)

Victor Oppong - SV Sandhausen (Oberliga Baden-Württemberg) (4)

Robert Kerek - Bahlinger SC (Oberliga Baden-Württemberg) (4)

Victor Collins - MSV Neuruppin (Verbandsliga) (5)

Greece

Tam Nsaliwa - AEK Athens (Greek Super League) (1)

Tomasz Radzinski - Xanthi (Greek Super League) (1)

Stathis Kappos - Kalamata (Greek B Division) (2)

Hungary

Wojtek (Wojciech) Zarzycki - Ferencvaros (NB II Nyugat) (2)

Desmond Tachie - Kaposvolgye (NB II Nyugat) (2)

Ireland

Gavin Russell - Shelbourne FC (Irish Division One) (2) U17

Italy

Roberto Stillo- Genoa CFC (Serie A) (1) Allevi National.

Rocco Placentino - Gubbio (Serie C2 Girone B) (4)

David Masciantonio - Benevento (Serie C2 Girone C) (4)

Julian Uccello - Rivarolese (Serie D Girone A) (5)

Gianluca Zavarise - Montebelluno Calcio (Serie D Girone C) (5)

Mexico

Alex Martinez - Atlas (Mexican Primera Division) (1) U19

Isidro Sanchez Macip - Puebla FC (Mexican Primera Division A) (2)

Netherlands

Jonathan de Guzman - Feyenoord (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

Marcel de Jong - Roda JC (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

Will Johnson - De Graafschap (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

on loan from SC Heerenveen (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

Jacob Lensky - Feyenoord (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

Graham Ramalho - Jong Groningen (Dutch Eredivisie) (1)

Robbie Giezen - Groningen (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) A-jeugd

Marcus Haber - Groningen (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) A-jeugd

Michael Nonni - Groningen (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) A-jeugd

Kyle Bekker - Ajax (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) A1

Matt Lam - Ajax (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) A2

Bobby Jhutty - Sparta Rotterdam (Dutch Eredivisie) (1) B1

Josh Wagenaar - ADO Den Haag (Dutch Eerste Divisie) (2)

Brandon Bonifacio - Camburr-Leeuwarden (Dutch Eerste Divisie) (2)

Northern Ireland

Ian Mannus - Ballyclare Comrades (Irish First Division) (2)

on loan from Glentoran (Irish Premier League) (1)

Norway

Olivier Occean - Lillestrom (Norwegian Tippeligaen) (1)

Felix Brillant Jr. - FK Sparta Sarpsborgs (Norwegian Adeccoligaen) (2)

Kevin De Serpa - Mandalskameratene (Norwegian Adeccoligaen) (2)

Peru

Michael Abusabal - Bolognesi (Peruvian Premier League) (1) U16

Poland

Andrew (Andrzej Mateusz) Ornoch - Jagiellonia Bialystok (Polish Orange Ekstraklasa) (1)

Dawid Kwiek - Wisla Krakow II (Polish 3 Liga) (3)

Portugal

Kyle Silva - Sporting CP (Portuguese Liga) (1) Youth

Justin Isidro - Vitória Setúbal (Portuguese Liga) (1) Youth

Fernando Aguiar - Gondomar (Portuguese Liga Honra) (2)

Marco Brás - GD Sourense (Terceira Divisão) (4)

Romania

Lars Hirschfeld - CFR Cluj (Romanian Premier League) (1)

Scotland

Rhian Dodds - Kilmarnock (Scottish Premier League) (1)

Richard Hastings - Inverness CT (Scottish Premier League) (1)

Keegan Ayre - Hibernian (Scottish Premier League) (1) Reserves

Nik Giannotta - Hibernian (Scottish Premier League) (1) U19

Jake Inglis - Inverness CT (Scottish Premier League) (1) U19

Robert Adam - Heart of Midlothian (Scottish Premier League) (1) U19

Serbia

Bobby Kajgo - FK Hajduk Beograd (Prva Liga Telekom Srbija) (2)

Slovenia

Adrian-Russel Kekec - NK Livar (Slovenian First Division) (1)

Spain

Julian de Guzman - Deportivo La Coruña (Primera Division) (1)

Sweden

Ali Gerba - IFK Goteborg (Swedish Allsvenskan) (1)

Stephen Ademolu - Trelleborg (Swedish Allsvenskan) (1)

Tyler Hughes - Östers (Swedish Superettan) (2)

Switzerland

Robert Sing - Yverdon Sport FC (Swiss Challenge League) (2)

United States

Dwayne De Rosario - Houston Dynamo (Major League Soccer) (1)

Pat Onstad - Houston Dynamo (Major League Soccer) (1)

Adrian Serioux - FC Dallas (Major League Soccer) (1)

Ante Jazic - Los Angeles Galaxy (Major League Soccer) (1)

Kevin Harmse - Los Angeles Galaxy (Major League Soccer) (1)

Jack Stewart - Real Salt Lake (Major League Soccer) (1)

Jordie Hughes - Charleston Battery (USL First Division) (2)

Ian Bennett - Charleston Battery (USL First Division) (2)

Gordon Chin - Charleston Battery (USL First Division) (2)

Alvin Hudson - Atlanta Siverbacks (USL First Division) (2)

Justin Thompson - Portland Timbers (USL First Division) (2)

Brian Rowland - Crystal Palace USA (USL Second Division) (3)

Uruguay

Fabian Troche - Defensor Sporting (Uruguayan Primera Division) (1) Youth

Vietnam

Joevannie Peart - Becamex Bính Duong (Vietnamese First Division) (1)

Wales

John Toner - The New Saints (Welsh Premier League) (1)

Jeff MacLean - Barry Town (Welsh Second Division) (2)

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Cheeta Grand Master

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Can you?

I don't know if Jarrek gave you editing powers to the Canadians Abroad page off the home page?

But if you do, **** yeah. Give 'er, man. Update it the beginning of every month (from youllneverwalkalone's MOACA list) and you can't go wrong.

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ANdrea lOmbardo is no longer with Rieti and was released out right according to a google alert i recieved. which indicates that he was not pick up by any teams in the Jan deadline in the europe market. and was released and is free to play any where he wishes.

Maybe Toronto FC should have a look at him now that he can play anywhere.

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Just to follow up, on this matter my understanding is that he is still in Italy trying to find a team. This was mentioned to me to someone very close to Lombardo. He has indicated that to he was going to be released from Reiti, not seeing it eye to eye with his former club and not getting much playing time does not help either or motivate a player. at a very young age sitting and watching from a bench is not something you can handle easily. I know this would not go with my son nor with others who make huge major sacifaces leaving there friends and family thousands of miles behind them. However I think it will be a matter of short time before he would find another team in Europe or elsewhere and will do well provided he plays more then he has in the past tewo years. Deadlines means nothing other then a trade or transfer. The Important thing is that he has a out right release from all clubs and is free to go where he wants and use this opportuntiy at his best on the field and not a bench.

But I think you will find him playing soon in Italy as I was told.

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quote:Originally posted by Massive Attack

I think I should send some teams in Italy that clip of the goal he scored against Brazil last summer.

He will have his chance to redeem in the Under 20 not far away. Hopefully he will score many goals like that one I am aware of.

It is unfortunate that such a big country and now only four players playing in Italy and struggling with injuries.

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I hope Lombardo is offered a place on the TFC roster and takes it. He needs to play and might get that opportunity here and make a decent salary at the same time. I really can't see how riding the bench for some small Serie C2 squad would be any better for his development than coming over to MLS would be. Maybe I am naive but I just prefer to see Canadian talent here in Toronto, especially since there are spots still available on the TFC roster for Canucks.

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quote:Originally posted by VPjr

I hope Lombardo is offered a place on the TFC roster and takes it. He needs to play and might get that opportunity here and make a decent salary at the same time. I really can't see how riding the bench for some small Serie C2 squad would be any better for his development than coming over to MLS would be. Maybe I am naive but I just prefer to see Canadian talent here in Toronto, especially since there are spots still available on the TFC roster for Canucks.

Naive maybe not, depending on your age. But if a may make a few comments to share some lights on and off

It does not matter where or who he plays with, he needs to get in a 90 minute role for a club, given that chance then he will have only himself to blame if things did not work out. Coaches, clubs or the distance from his family etc……will have nothing or anything to do with his future however,

I am sure if given that chance he will shine and heighten his career to another level as the experience he retained in Italy will go unmeasured. Unless he does this I would be nothing but disappointed.

I believe Europe strengthen his career let me make know mistake about, motivated by good clubs such as Atalanta who has the finest youth prospects in Italy, Perugia excellent of marketers of players Italy, and Rieti to be coached by Borrello, who last year headed the Italy Under 20 national team program is no small gesture on your part.

This Rieti team is not as small as you may think it is in a C2 division that has worked up from Serie d and has a stadium and tifosi’s that will and can support a Serie B team.

Lombardo does not need (might’s) or (spots) as you mentioned on a bench. He needs be a dot on the field in every game…….and I hope its still in Italy,……..

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Having been through the system myself, I have come to know the politics involved at the youth level in Italy. I'm sure a player of Lombardo's quality will have little trouble finding a job with another team in Europe soon. A source of mine stated that 4 teams were interested in Lombardo, and the reason he did not accept these offers was it would conflict with him U20 training for the upcoming World Cup. If I am not mistaken, free agents are free to sign with any team up until March 31. Hopefully Lombardo finds a team that will accomodate his need for playing time.

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quote:Originally posted by paraa

Having been through the system myself, I have come to know the politics involved at the youth level in Italy. I'm sure a player of Lombardo's quality will have little trouble finding a job with another team in Europe soon. A source of mine stated that 4 teams were interested in Lombardo, and the reason he did not accept these offers was it would conflict with him U20 training for the upcoming World Cup. If I am not mistaken, free agents are free to sign with any team up until March 31. Hopefully Lombardo finds a team that will accomodate his need for playing time.

yea he did mentioned it to me too whne he was here over the xmas holidays he said he hated it that part of it, very polictical and anoyed what you have to do just to play there, oh well what will be will be hopefull he can play he on a reseverve FC i would like to see how he improved over the last time i saw him play.but i do know if the under 20 is the reason not why he did not take these jobs thsats kind of strange would you not think. it would only help him keep in tuned. no / yes

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quote:Originally posted by Massive Attack

This only happened one day ago (well two days now I guess):

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/index.php?action=read&id=50491

They make no mention of Andrea going back to Atalanta. It appears he never really was on loan than. He's a free agent basically.

Massive maybe I can share some thoughts on this matter as I know it

His contract with Rieti was rescinded it dose not mean anything other then there was a disagreement between the two parties and they both released each other obligations.

Now according to the rules of the federation he must report back immediately to the club that he was sent from in this case most likely Perugia, maybe Atalanta depending on Perugia Club resources of players.

Because Perugia and Atalanta from my understanding from my dear friend he was owned in a 50/50 partnership rights of Lombardo book till I think 2007 June or 2008 not sure however on the actual dates but .

I believe that Lombardo is still owned by these club Today as no mentioned of them both, or one of a release. Until such time he cannot not go elsewhere unless both of these clubs

1) Agree to it ( not for this year as the market is closed)cannot play in any other club in A<B<C< or D, unless #(2)

2) Both rescind their contracts and partnership or

3) Between the two of them they decide which of the two he will go

4) Or do nothing till his contract is expired in 2007 or 08

But like I said in a previuos post I would be dispointed if he left Italy and believe (from a someone here in TO) close to Lombardo indicated he has had several offers in Italy, but I’m sure that these are his only options and he will end up to play for one of these teams I mmentioned above as soon as the polictical unfulences come to some either a sort of a agreement or a rescinded contract. Other wise he is stuck in limbo they say now that the market is closed and no where to go until such expiry takes place.

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quote:Originally posted by Massive Attack

Thanks for the extra info, BigBird. I though there had to be more to the story then just being released by Rieti. Hopefully Andrea can stay in match shape for the U-20's no matter what happens in the next few months.

I noticed in another post in this forum today oh boy! I’m not sure that’s what was best for him I'm very disappointed with the outcome and sure had hope that he would have remained in Italy under the umbrella of Atalanta or Perugia. I really cannot believe he left so soon. I think he just simply did not get his chance to show what he could have done there, Oh well, I sure wish him well and hope that what ever his choices now, he makes a the right one and gets to show what he can do for a team out there.

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On the Feyenoord site they make reference to Michael Pereira and Zach Kalthoff .Do we have any record? On this site they speak in glowing terms about Canadian soccer and the list they show is indeed impressive and yes they forecast us to be a world power and far better than the USA.Good reading guys.

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quote:Originally posted by john tv

Do these Dutch guys know more about our soccer players than we do or are they wrong. If they are right who are these guys and what is their background.

Kalthoff is an 18 yrs old GK from Alberta. He was with Southampton youth academy for 1 or 2 yrs before being release a few months ago. He's in our U-20 players pool and according to the CSA he's currently with the team in Florida for the february training camp.

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quote:Originally posted by john tv

Do these Dutch guys know more about our soccer players than we do or are they wrong. If they are right who are these guys and what is their background.

Kalthoff - Keeper. Was in the Southampton system. Currently unattached. Was at the January U-20 camp in Florida.

Pereira - Defender. He's an '89. Was with Porto, would have to do a little research to see if he's still there. Went with the U18s to Scotland last April.

John, a quick search of the forum would answer most of your questions.

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