“We’ve also had offers from Spanish teams, and other teams also, but the player will decide ultimately. We got a lot of offers for Omar. If he finds the right environment, then we will be very supportive.
“It’s a package that will have to be right, where he can improve his football. I’ll leave that for Omar – that’s for him to decide.”

The club has reportedly not allowed the player to go for the trial that was scheduled for today as they hope to keep the star.
Schalke, Valencia and European giants like Barcelona and Champions league runners up Borussia Dortmund are also interested in Omar who was shining star during last year’s Olympics.
Despite all the interest, Arsenal are still confident (Mirror) of sealing a deal against all odds as they have been working effectively to sign him on a permanent. However they do want to have a trial first to test him.
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Drogba’s transfer could have potentially revolutionised Asian football with African footballers becoming a trend in the Chinese League. Newcomers include Frederic Kanoute (Beijing Guoan) Seydou Keita ( Dalian Aerbin) and Yakubu Aiyebeni ( Guangzhou R & F ). Despite the recent influx of African players – Brazilian imports will remain the most popular across Asia. Brazil’s booming economy is targeting the Asian markets obsession with football following the success of present FC Porto forward Hulk who enjoyed a successful period at Tokyo Verdy scoring fourty-two goals in fifty-three matches. As a result the Brazilian’s have from this season taken advantage of Asia’s fixation by hosting a Saturday night match in the Brazilian championship so Japanese and Chinese fans can see the next Ronaldos and Ronaldinhos live.

“Big clubs like Man.United, Milan and Barcelona have scouts everywhere and get whoever they,” explains FIFA agent, Wagner Ribeiro.”But peripheral markets, like Asia will get to know good players they can take. And their money is as good as the Europeans”.

Bringing foreign players into Asia will only benefit the native players, setting higher playing standards therefore improving the level of competitiveness from native players. Take the European Championships final for example which was contested by between Spain and Italy. Both finalist boast strong traditions of producing quality players from the youth ranks. These players were then developed in the competitive leagues consisting of top clubs who are supported by some of the finest foreign players which ultimately improves playing standards and overall quality of players. I predict Asian leagues will have a similar impact in time which will in turn benefit the International sides.
These top players need to be coached and who better to do so than World Cup winning manager Marcello Lippi who coaches Guangzhou Evergrande and Alberto Zaccheroni who coaches the Japan national team. Lippi is no stranger to dealing with prima donna players balancing their massive egos with their equally full bank accounts. he has had his hands full with Dario Conca who’s annual salary is a staggering £6.4m. Lippi can take some solace in his sides recent purchase of Lucas Barrios from Borrusia Dortmund – a deal which underlines the sides eagerness not just to sign expensive talent but to ensure they capture players at their peak of playing ability.

To conclude I must again refer to the player that has truly revolutionised Asian football. Park Ji-Sung is the finest footballer ever to come out of Asia setting new records (such as being the first Asian to play in three semi finals of Champions League) and played a starring role in Manchester United’s four Premier League titles since his arrival. If Asian football is to expand and achieve it’s promising goals then they need to follow the lead of Park, who is still showing promise after being signed by Queens Park Rangers.
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