Calciomercato Roma: Guidetti (Feyenoord) tutti i suoi gol più belli
Manchester City
Guidetti enjoyed a fine first season with the Manchester City Under-18 team, scoring 13 times in 13 appearances. He also marked his reserve team debut with a remarkable hat-trick against a Burnley side containing several seasoned campaigners.[5] In 2010 he went out on loan to his old club IF Brommapojkarna, achieving an impressive 3rd spot in Sweden attacking efficiency table by scoring 3 goals and racking up 4 assists in only 7 starts and 1 substitute appearance.[3]
Manchester City's manager, Roberto Mancini, wanted to see how the youngster matched up alongside the City first team, so he handed him a chance to impress on the club's pre-season tour in the United States during the summer of 2010.[6] During this American tour, Guidetti managed to make his debut for the Manchester City first team, coming on as a substitute in the second half in a match against Sporting Lisbon.[7] Approximately two months later, Guidetti went on to make his full debut in a competitive match for the Manchester City first team when he was selected as part of the starting lineup for the League Cup third round match against West Bromwich Albion on 22 September 2010, in which he provided the assist for City's only goal in the game.[8]
[edit]Loan to Burnley
On 25 November 2010 Guidetti signed an initial one month loan deal with Burnley with an option to extend the loan when it expired on 3 January 2011.[9] On 26 December 2010, in his first start for Burnley, he scored his first goal in a 2–1 victory at Barnsley.[10] As Manchester City would not extend his loan spell at Burnley, John returned to his parent club in early January 2011 to subsequently be added to Manchester City's registered 25-man squad for the Europa League competition, although he did not feature for the City first team during the remainder of the season.
[edit]Transfer controversy
Guidetti’s development contract with Manchester City ran out in the summer of 2011. In late May, he visited the Dutch club Twente with his father and several Swedish, Dutch and British media outlets reported he had signed on for the Dutch club.[11][12][13][14][15] In mid June, reports indicated that that there were problems with this transfer. Twente understood they had a Bosman deal agreed with Guidetti's camp, but agent Per Jonsson insisted nothing had been agreed upon. Twente chairman Joop Munsterman said: "We do not know if Mr. Jonsson is his agent. We have done business with Mike Guidetti." (the father of the player).
Guidetti enjoyed a fine first season with the Manchester City Under-18 team, scoring 13 times in 13 appearances. He also marked his reserve team debut with a remarkable hat-trick against a Burnley side containing several seasoned campaigners.[5] In 2010 he went out on loan to his old club IF Brommapojkarna, achieving an impressive 3rd spot in Sweden attacking efficiency table by scoring 3 goals and racking up 4 assists in only 7 starts and 1 substitute appearance.[3]
Manchester City's manager, Roberto Mancini, wanted to see how the youngster matched up alongside the City first team, so he handed him a chance to impress on the club's pre-season tour in the United States during the summer of 2010.[6] During this American tour, Guidetti managed to make his debut for the Manchester City first team, coming on as a substitute in the second half in a match against Sporting Lisbon.[7] Approximately two months later, Guidetti went on to make his full debut in a competitive match for the Manchester City first team when he was selected as part of the starting lineup for the League Cup third round match against West Bromwich Albion on 22 September 2010, in which he provided the assist for City's only goal in the game.[8]
[edit]Loan to Burnley
On 25 November 2010 Guidetti signed an initial one month loan deal with Burnley with an option to extend the loan when it expired on 3 January 2011.[9] On 26 December 2010, in his first start for Burnley, he scored his first goal in a 2–1 victory at Barnsley.[10] As Manchester City would not extend his loan spell at Burnley, John returned to his parent club in early January 2011 to subsequently be added to Manchester City's registered 25-man squad for the Europa League competition, although he did not feature for the City first team during the remainder of the season.
[edit]Transfer controversy
Guidetti’s development contract with Manchester City ran out in the summer of 2011. In late May, he visited the Dutch club Twente with his father and several Swedish, Dutch and British media outlets reported he had signed on for the Dutch club.[11][12][13][14][15] In mid June, reports indicated that that there were problems with this transfer. Twente understood they had a Bosman deal agreed with Guidetti's camp, but agent Per Jonsson insisted nothing had been agreed upon. Twente chairman Joop Munsterman said: "We do not know if Mr. Jonsson is his agent. We have done business with Mike Guidetti." (the father of the player).
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