Fabio Coentrao
Amazing 22 year old Left back for Portugal - he would be an amazing buy from us, plays for Benfica....
The left-sided Coentrao was reportedly courted by a number of Europe's top sides before moving to Benfica in 2007.
The likes of Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea were rumoured to be interested in the 22-year-old, who is beginning to emerge as a real star.
Despite not making the best start to the season with Benfica, he made his debut for Portugal in the World Cup play-off against Bosnia, playing in the second half of the 1-0 win at the Estadio da Luz.
Coentrao's skilful footwork, high-speed dribbling and pinpoint crossing, combined with excellent long-range shooting, mean he is definitely one for the future - but if given the chance in South Africa he could easily shine.
With Portugal traditionally good at producing world-class wingers, if he keeps improving he looks likely to be the next off the conveyor belt.
Coentrao can play either at left-back or on the left wing and his versatility makes him a valuable player in the squad.
The left-sided Coentrao was reportedly courted by a number of Europe's top sides before moving to Benfica in 2007.
The likes of Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea were rumoured to be interested in the 22-year-old, who is beginning to emerge as a real star.
Despite not making the best start to the season with Benfica, he made his debut for Portugal in the World Cup play-off against Bosnia, playing in the second half of the 1-0 win at the Estadio da Luz.
Coentrao's skilful footwork, high-speed dribbling and pinpoint crossing, combined with excellent long-range shooting, mean he is definitely one for the future - but if given the chance in South Africa he could easily shine.
With Portugal traditionally good at producing world-class wingers, if he keeps improving he looks likely to be the next off the conveyor belt.
Coentrao can play either at left-back or on the left wing and his versatility makes him a valuable player in the squad.
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The left-sided Coentrao was reportedly courted by a number of Europe's top sides before moving to Benfica in 2007.
The likes of Real Madrid, Manchester United and Chelsea were rumoured to be interested in the 22-year-old, who is beginning to emerge as a real star.
Despite not making the best start to the season with Benfica, he made his debut for Portugal in the World Cup play-off against Bosnia, playing in the second half of the 1-0 win at the Estadio da Luz.
Coentrao's skilful footwork, high-speed dribbling and pinpoint crossing, combined with excellent long-range shooting, mean he is definitely one for the future - but if given the chance in South Africa he could easily shine.
With Portugal traditionally good at producing world-class wingers, if he keeps improving he looks likely to be the next off the conveyor belt.
Coentrao can play either at left-back or on the left wing and his versatility makes him a valuable player in the squad.
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