By the second half of the 2008/09 season however, Doni began to fall out of favour. He was dropped after a 4-1 defeat to Juventus in March 2009 and despite having a succession of different coaches including Luciano Spalletti, Claudio Ranieri and Vincenzo Montella, he hasn’t been able to regain his place.
Julio Sergio and Artur have been favoured ahead of the Brazilian, and although there was a chink of light back in February when Caretaker boss Vincenzo Montella picked Doni for his second match in charge, he has again found himself behind Julio Sergio. The Brazilian’s agent Ovidio Colucci told the press that Liverpool are now in negotiations with Roma over a possible move:
“I spoke to the club (Roma) yesterday and they confirmed they are holding talks with Liverpool to reach an agreement regarding the transfer of Doni. Once an agreement is reached betwen the two clubs, we will begin negotiating personal terms with Liverpool. Doni would be very happy to join Liverpool and play in the Premier League.”
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Doni is a good keeper im a follower of the Italian league, hes a reliable keeper and will be a good back up to Pepe Reina as Brad Jones n Gulacsi aint good enough. Don’t worry aswell he may be Brazilian but he aint no Gomes or Dida prone to making mistakes, far from it, the only thing that concerns me is that these past few years hes been prone to picking up injuries. Hes 31 still plenty of years left for a keeper……YNWA
Jeremie Kyle is the Giggs family’s next port of call as Giggs brother has asked for a DNA test to see if his kids are his or Ryan’s lol
I think a mistake to sign Doni, he simply is not enough
Well, Gulacsi is as good as Doni and has 21 years recently. was
considered one of the great future prospects for the previous tournament
sub-21. moreover, Maxym Koval for example is 18 and debuted in the dynamo
Kiev at age 16, has a style similar to Pepe Reina and
Ukraine could learn much from pepe, also if we signed him before
December would be in the range of homegrown player within 3
years, when she turns 21 and fits perfectly with the philosophy of FSG.
let brad jones for 1.5 million and get doni for 1.5 million..good deal..