The Football - David Silva in the New Contract Threshold

The Football - David Silva will get a new contract at Manchester City. This fact is at once an immediate end to speculation his move to Real Madrid.

Since transported from Valencia to Etihad in the past two masim, Silva managed to prove itself as an asset berhaga club. With his help, The Citizens successfully embrace the Premier League title.

Silva actually contract the remaining two years. However, the City certainly did not want to lose the Spanish footballer, let alone Silva is now widely associated with Real Madrid.

Rumor is practically damped after Silva confirmed that his agent was talking to the relevant club new contract agreement.

"My house is a City and I'm very happy there. In my head there is no Real Madrid but the City," said Silva told the Daily Star.

"I'm grateful for my experience to the City and I've grown as a player, in every aspect, since I joined. I do not know if I could play like this when leaving Valencia."

"I'm on vacation now, but my agent is negotiating agent of a new agreement with the City and I think will happen in the near future."

The Football - Peek performance shares Football Club in the Capital Market

The Football - In order to reduce the debt burden of 423 million pounds, Manchester United will hold an initial public offering alias Initial Public Offering (IPO) this year. Then, how the performance of stocks in the stock market club for this?

According to the Equity Analyst of Saxo Bank, Sverrir Sverrison, share the ball club in the capital markets generally have less good performance, especially when compared with companies 'cash machines' such as a bank that had been chasing earnings growth.

However, Sverrison said that the 'Red Devils' can be excluded.

"If you look historically, the stock price performance of football clubs are usually ugly, but with some exceptions. Manchester United might be excluded," he quoted from the Trading Floor, Friday (07/06/2012).

He said that during this MU is still a profit to continue to rise every year, unlike most other football clubs.

"Unlike the other companies listed, the issuer's principal purpose is not a football club rose significantly boost profits," he said.

Football club, be it open or closed companies, said Sverrison, have a rich shareholders who frequently inject large amounts of funds, especially to buy star players and pay high salaries.

"However, if the club can be independent, her fans who had to spend money on tickets and merchandise usually ask for cash money used to buy quality players," he added.

Some football clubs below are traded in capital markets, the average performance of its stock is less moncer (data owned by Saxo Bank).

* Tottenham Hotspur, a month after the IPO stock performance of -12%, -16% a year thereafter
* Galatasaray, a month after the IPO stock performance of -5.8%, -53.2% a year thereafter
* Rangers, a month after the IPO stock performance of 0.7%, the year after that 275%
* Ajax, a month after the IPO stock performance of -15.3%, -39.3% a year thereafter
* Celtics, a month after the IPO stock performance of 0%, -0.8% a year thereafter
* Aston Villa, a month after the IPO stock performance of -14.5%, -47.9% a year thereafter
* Borussia Dortmund, a month after the IPO stock performance of -13%, -48.3% a year thereafter
* Juventus, a month after the IPO stock performance of 0%, -54.2% a year thereafter
* AS Roma, a month after the IPO stock performance of -15%, 16.8% a year thereafter
* Lazio, a month after the IPO stock performance of -18.9%, 114.2% a year thereafter