There is good news for the Arsenals fans. The club has eventually managed to ensure the arrival of Alexis Sanchez at the Emirates Stadium.

Barcelona’s demand as transfer fee for the player who has become a superstar after his showings in the last one year was 32 million Pounds and the Gunners management has agreed to pay them that.

It’s being understood that Sanchez would travel to England soon for the medical after which he would officially become an Arsenal player.

Barcelona striker Bojan Krkic says that he is good enough to play for Barcelona.

The young forward has admitted that his career would be best suited to move away from the club to pursue a successful career, but he is also open to staying at Barcelona and helping Luis Enrique build a new and successful era for the team.

Bojan Krkic is almost certain to leave Ajax at the end of the season, as his latest message to the fans appear to reveal the same. The Barcelona striker is expected to return to his parent club at the end of the season. He has been on loan at Ajax for the season. It has been a good campaign for him, as his team finished top of the Dutch Eredivisie with a four-point advantage over second placed Feyenoord. On a personal level, it was not the greatest campaign since he managed just four goals in 24 appearances. The 24-year-old appears to have lost his way in the last few years.

Liverpool could be looking at signing former Barcelona youth team product Bojan Krkic on a permanent basis in the summer. The striker has failed to reach the heights many expected of him only a few years ago. Still only 23, he has a long time left ahead of him in football. Rather incredibly, he was valued at more than £ 35 million by Roma and Barcelona only three years ago, but he is now only valued at around £ 5 million. He is currently playing for Ajax on loan from Barcelona till the end of the season.

The manager of the Spanish national football team, Vicente Del Bosque, was watching the Cup semi final clash between the two Madrid based clubs Real and Atletico the other day and what he got to see there didn’t make him happy at all.

A few Spain players misbehaved with each other during that game and Bosque didn’t like it at all.

However, it was not the first instance of the Spanish internationals getting involved into a dispute on the ground. It has already been seen many times before especially during the El Clasicos.

The fallen star of Barcelona Bojan Krkic, the player that scored over 500 goals in the youth teams of the Catalan club and signed a professional contract deal with the Barcelona B at the age of 17 years has been struggling to live up to the expectations ever since making a move to the main squad.

Making 26 goals throughout the entirety of his career with Barcelona he was sent out on loan to Roma, Milan and now recently Ajax.

The case of Bojan Krkic is one to be remembered. The player developed himself in the Barcelona youth squads and it is believed that in those youth teams he managed to score over 500 goals during the period of 5 years this raised the attention of the head chiefs of Barcelona as they signed him up for the senior team.

From there on out he has failed to meet the expectations and so has been going on loans from team to team hoping that he would improve. In 2012 was loaned out to Ac.Milan, As.Roma and lastly Ajax.

Bojan Krkic will not be able to give his services to his club Ajax Amsterdam for the next one and half months. The 23 years old Catalonian winger injured his hamstring while playing in Ajax’s previous Eredivisie game against Go Ahead Eagles.

This is disappointing news for the Ajax supporters. The Dutch club has to play some important games in near future including the Champions League game against Celtic which is going to be played on 22nd of this month. Krkic could have played a massive part in those games.

Barcelona have agreed a deal with Dutch giants Ajax Amsterdam which will see the club’s outcast striker Bojan Krkic making a loan switch to the Eredivisie champions for the upcoming season. Ajax will also have the option to retain the Spanish international striker for another season following the end of the first season if the club chooses to.

Juventus’ nine point win over runners-up Napoli last season was impressive, especially as it was a further six points back to third placed Milan. Even more impressive was their +47 goal difference, which was built on the foundations of a defence that only conceded 24 goals in 38 games.

Also champions in 2011/12, the 20/21 available for them to complete the hat-trick looks a solid investment. Top three betting sees last year’s top three: Juventus, Napoli and Milan priced up at 1/20, evens and 4/11, respectively.