Marco Bueno (Pachuca)

Sorry to disagree, Guardiola is harvesting the work of many others. Barca juveniles (La Masia) has been producing talents before Pep arrived. I love him as a coach, but credit to the people who deserve it
Bueno is good, and has a lot of potential. Saw him on the u17 wc play against uruguay and he gave us quite a headache

As artaylor said, I was trying to point out how Guardiola must know about young talent better than anyone else as he's seen so much of it at Barca, and he's currently the man responsible for bringing Barca's young players into the first team, as he's done successfully already.

As artaylor said, I was trying to point out how Guardiola must know about young talent better than anyone else as he's seen so much of it at Barca, and he's currently the man responsible for bringing Barca's young players into the first team, as he's done successfully already.

Well, im not really an expert in Barcelona, but I believe Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol and  Messi were there before him. Pique was bought from Manchester, Dani ALves not a house product either, and Busquets is probably his major discovery from Barca B, besides Pedro.

As I said, I love him as a coach, but IMO he is not the youth expert many believe.

Back to topic, any news on Bueno?

Well, im not really an expert in Barcelona, but I believe Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol and  Messi were there before him. Pique was bought from Manchester, Dani ALves not a house product either, and Busquets is probably his major discovery from Barca B, besides Pedro.

As I said, I love him as a coach, but IMO he is not the youth expert many believe.

Back to topic, any news on Bueno?

Just before we do, Pique WAS a product of the Barca youth. But was sold to Utd for 4 years, then he returned under Guardiola.

Now! I hope this Bueno lad has the potential, it'll save us having to buy a replacement for N'gog.

http://mexico.worldcupblog.org/players-in-europe/mexicans-abroad-813-815.html

Mexicans Abroad 8/13-8/15
August 14th, 2011 | by: Andrea |  View Comments

Good luck to U-17 World Cup Champion, Marco Bueno, who traveled to Liverpool for a 10-day trial with the Reds.

Any news on how his trial went or shall we just wait on official releases from the club

Gimmee Gimmee some news.

Any news?

            
LEGION AZTECA

He has impressed in Liverpool
Well Marco trains with reservations ( Surely they mean Reserves )



August 24, 2011


Editorial THIS

On Saturday August 27, the Mexican striker Marco safe return to Mexican territory after to try his luck in England informed us Mr. Pedro Bueno, father of Sinaloa, who has been in contact with Marco on the Internet.

"We have communicated over the Internet, we have not talked much with him, and told us that he went to train with Liverpool reserves."

Well the boy's father said, "there are good comments, which must decide the managers there, from Liverpool, but heard good reviews, is all I know."

From what little I have been able to talk about father and son, Marco says happy to stay at Liverpool, "feels very comfortable, happy, happy," said Pedro Bueno.

http://www.oem.com.mx/elsoldemexico/notas/n2199961.htm

Lets hope he stays.

http://www.record.com.mx/futbol-nacional/2011-08-25/bueno-deja-buena-impresion-en-el-liverpool

Marco Bueno está a punto de terminar su aventura europea con el Liverpool, pues las tres semanas de prueba con el equipo inglés están por finalizar. El juvenil regresará con el Pachuca para cumplir 18 años y, posiblemente, volver al Viejo Continente más adelante, pues según su representante, Matías Bunge, ha causado buena impresión en Inglaterra.

“Marco va muy bien, estuvo entrenando 10 días en el club, empezó a entrenar con la Sub 17, terminó entrenando con las reservas. Tuvo un partido el martes, en el que empataron a  uno; jugó el segundo tiempo y anotó el gol del empate. La gente del Liverpool está contenta con él, Marco está contento con ellos, con el trato que le dieron en la institución”, expresó el agente argentino del ariete.

Bueno, en su estadía en Inglaterra, tuvo oportunidad de ver encuentros del Manchester United y del Everton, pero además compartió una comida con Javier Hernández y su familia.

“Hoy (ayer), al mediodía, comió con el Chicharito. Estaba muy contento porque le dio consejos. El Chicharito es un icono muy importante para todo futbolista mexicano, tener la posibilidad de comer con él y con su familia, en Manchester, fue algo muy grato y seguramente nunca se le olvidará”, compartió Bunge, quien explicó que por reglamento de FIFA ningún jugador que no haya cumplido 18 años puede ser negociado.

“Estamos viendo cómo proceder a partir de ahora, por reglamentación de FIFA, Marco no puede ser traspasado a Europa hasta que cumpla los 18 años. Seguramente vamos hasta que termine el periodo de prueba para ver si la gente del Liverpool hace un comunicado oficial”, apuntó.

Marco fue seguido por el entrenador escocés Kenny Dalglish desde que llegó a la Academia de los Reds. Asimismo, tuvo una charla con él: “No ha tenido contacto directo con los jugadores. Aunque sí trató con el técnico, que generalmente va a ver los entrenamientos de los equipos juveniles, se sentó con nosotros para platicar. Cuando jugó con las reservas y anotó lo estuvo mirando”.

Bunge tiene claro que Marco tendrá que jugar en Pachuca en la Sub 20 y quizá, tras lo mostrado en Inglaterra, pueda regresar tras cumplir la mayoría de edad. “Hay un acuerdo entre ambas instituciones, se pusieron de acuerdo, fui el interlocutor entre ambas a lo largo del mundial Sub 17”.

Marco is about to end his European adventure with Liverpool, as the three-week trial with English club is about to end.
He will return for age 18 and possibly return later because according to his agent, Matias Bunge, has made a good impression in England.

"Marco is going well, training was 10 days at the club, started training with the U-17 finished training with the reserves.
Had a game on Tuesday, which tied at one - one, played the second half and scored the tying goal.
The people of Liverpool are happy with him, Marco is happy with them, treatment that gave the institution, "said Argentine striker's agent.

Well, his stay in England, had the opportunity to see matches of Manchester United and Everton, but also shared a meal with Javier Hernandez and his family.  (WTF!)

"Today (yesterday), at noon, ate with Chicharito.
I was very happy because he gave advice.
Chicharito is an icon for all major Mexican player, be able to eat with him and his family in Manchester, it was very pleasing and probably never will be forgotten, "shared Bunge, who explained that FIFA regulations no player who has not attained 18 years can be negotiated.

"We are seeing how to proceed from now on, FIFA regulations, Marco can not be transferred to Europe until he turns 18.
We will surely until the end of the trial period to see if the people of Liverpool makes an official statement, "he said.

Marco was followed by Scot Kenny Dalglish since joining the Reds Academy.
It also had a talk with him: "He has not had direct contact with the players.
Although treated with the coach, who usually goes to see the training of the youth teams, sat down with us to talk.
When he played with the reserves and scored what was looking. "

Bunge is clear that Marco will have to play Pachuca in the Under 20 and perhaps after that shown in England, could return after serving the majority.
"There is an agreement between the two institutions agreed, was the interlocutor between the two along the U-17 world."

Tapping Up at the Old Toilet?

Liverpool is surprising as Marco Bueno

http://www.cronica.com.mx/nota.php?id_nota=601151


Jorge Alberto Romero | Sports   
08/26/2011 | Time Created: 23:14:45 | Last updated: 23:14:45



META. Pachuca striker hopes to be part of Liverpool in the future.

World Champion Marco Well U-17 left a good impression on his European adventure with the Liverpool team he has been training for ten days. "Marco is going well, training was 10 days at the club, started training with the sub -17, completed training with the reserves. Had a game on Tuesday, which tied at one, played the second half and scored the tying goal. The people of Liverpool are happy with him, Marco is happy with them, treatment that gave the institution, "said Matthias Bunge player's agent. During his stay in the Old Continent, Pachuca striker had time to see some games in the Premier Lague. "Today (yesterday), at noon, ate with Javier Hernández, was happy because he gave advice. Chicharito important is an icon for Mexican soccer, to be able to eat with him and his family in Manchester, was very pleased and certainly will not forget, "said the agent. Bunge said that FIFA regulations no player who has not attained 18 years can be negotiated.

F**k off United.

Hope we agree an arrangement that secures his services when he hits 18

Liverpool letter confirms interest in teen striker

Pachuca sports vice president confirms Liverpool interest in Marco Bueno

By Mark Bollons  October 10, 2011


Dalglish keen on Mexican striker. (©PAphotos)


  Andres Fassi Maybe Liverpool will then make an offer, but that would not be until he is 18
Liverpool will have to wait until Marco Bueno's 18th birthday to try and secure the player's signature.

The Mexican striker, dubbed 'the new Chicharito' by Clubcall, emerged as a target for the Reds during the U17 World Championships in his homeland, and after helping his country win the tournament he enjoyed a ten-day trial on Merseyside.

However, the teenager returned home without signing a Liverpool deal, and played his first senior game for Pachuca over the weekend.

Newspaper reports in central America claim Kenny Dalglish remains keen on bringing the teenager to Anfield, but Pachuca sports vice president Andres Fassi insists Liverpool must now wait until March 31st 2012, when the player celebrates his 18th birthday.

"We received a letter last week from Liverpool, who want the player to go there when he turns 18," said Fassi.

 
 

"Maybe Liverpool will then make an offer, but that would not be until he is 18 years old, when FIFA's laws allow."

Bueno would join a promising crop of young players at Anfield should he move to Liverpool, with Raheem Sterling, Adam Morgan and Jack Robinson all climbing the ranks at the club.

http://www.givemefootball.com/premier-league/liverpool-letter-confirms-interest-in-teen-striker

Liverpool letter confirms interest in teen striker

Pachuca sports vice president confirms Liverpool interest in Marco Bueno

By Mark Bollons  October 10, 2011


Dalglish keen on Mexican striker. (©PAphotos)


  Andres Fassi Maybe Liverpool will then make an offer, but that would not be until he is 18
Liverpool will have to wait until Marco Bueno's 18th birthday to try and secure the player's signature.

The Mexican striker, dubbed 'the new Chicharito' by Clubcall, emerged as a target for the Reds during the U17 World Championships in his homeland, and after helping his country win the tournament he enjoyed a ten-day trial on Merseyside.

However, the teenager returned home without signing a Liverpool deal, and played his first senior game for Pachuca over the weekend.

Newspaper reports in central America claim Kenny Dalglish remains keen on bringing the teenager to Anfield, but Pachuca sports vice president Andres Fassi insists Liverpool must now wait until March 31st 2012, when the player celebrates his 18th birthday.

"We received a letter last week from Liverpool, who want the player to go there when he turns 18," said Fassi.

 
 

"Maybe Liverpool will then make an offer, but that would not be until he is 18 years old, when FIFA's laws allow."

Bueno would join a promising crop of young players at Anfield should he move to Liverpool, with Raheem Sterling, Adam Morgan and Jack Robinson all climbing the ranks at the club.

http://www.givemefootball.com/premier-league/liverpool-letter-confirms-interest-in-teen-striker

Bullshit, there are at least 10 ways to avoid that law. TO START WITH, the lad CANT have a contract with pachuca, since underage players cant have formal contracts. The "Patria Potestad" belongs to the parents, so, if his parents move to England...lets say Liverpool...to work, the kid is allowed-forced- to move with them.
And thats just one way.

It has happened in my country many times with underage players being stolen from local clubs. If the player is willing to go, and the parents play along, hes as good as gone. Wether its ethically correct to do it is something else entirely