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Spanish league kicks-off today
MADRID. Sept 4: Only Diego Maradona s transfer from Napoli to Seville could steal the spot light fr-
om the Spanish FirstDivision season opener Saturday between title-starved Real Madrid and defending champion Barcelona, reports AP
Seville, coached by Carlos Bflardo. would still like to get Argentina s 1986 World Cup hero, and Napoli, insisting he is not for sale, still want him to return for the Italian Ixtaguc season
Maradona. Just off his 15-month suspension for a positive cocaine test, maintains he will never go back to Italy and leaves it for FIFA to sort ouL
The transfer would un doubtedly add sparkle not Just to Seville but to the entire First Division, suffering from a drought of big-name Imports this year. Most chibs found their spending heavily restricted following the ordered conversion into limited companies and responsible to shareholders.
Citing official figures, the leading dally El Pals said Spanish clubs' expenditure on new players decreased from dlrs 50 million in 1991 to dlrs 30 million this season.
But that apparently won't detract from the season opener, which will feature thia season's moat expensive transfer. Chilean centre forward Ivan The Terrible' Zamorano, and last year's highly touted but often-Injured Robert Prostnecki — both for Real.
Zamorano, who came from Seville, cost Madrid 600 mil lion pesetas (dlrs 6 million), while Prosineckl. who had a price tag of dlrs 15 mllbon. finally appears to have healed from a series of leg Injuries that kept him out of all knit five games last season
Trying to end their two year slump without a major
honour. Real Is hoping new coach Benito Ftoro can bring changes that will mirror his success at Albacete, which he look the Third Division to fifth place In the First Division last season.
■R’ .'! Madrid have been accustomed in recent years to playing counterattack, what I alm to do is that the team attacks from the word go .' Ftoro said, adding the squad Is under orders to cliase the ball 'like mad dogs."
But several heavily disappointing pre-season performances. including last Saturday's 4-0 thrashing by Brazil's Sao Paulo and Tuesday s 3-1 defeat by Ajax of Amsterdam, already have critics busy.
"I respect the criticisms, but I don't share them and net ther do they worry me." he said
He said the team has been playing at 25 per cent of their potential but insists improvement is near.
The results will be seen this year.' he said, adding that he was more than confident Real Madrid would regain the league title.
Meanwhile. Johan Cruyff's Barcelona remain virtually unchanged since winning both the European Champions Cup and then second Spanish league title.
With Bulgarian striker Hristo Stoichkov. Dutch sweeper Ronald Koeman and Danish forward Michael Laudrup. Cruyff believes Barca Is the undisputed favourite to retain their crown.
To start the season with a defeat in Camp Nou (Stadium) is Inconceivable.' he said "If
we lose, we might as well give It up."
Despite Real Madrid's and Barcelona's absolute dominance of the title since the 1983-84 season, a growing number of writers are predict Ing Atletico de Madrid s rise to the top. -
AtteHdo. the King’s Cup winner last year who finished third in the league, will field newly acquired 23-year-old Mexican Lui* Garcia along with German sweeper Bernd Schuster and Portugal's Pauto Futre in Its opener against Tenerife on Sunday.
Luts Aragones. one of 11 Spanish-born coaches in the 20-team division, will again rely on Manolo Sanchez, the league's top scorer last season with 28 goals
Valencia has added Romanian defender Miodrag Be-lodedict in hopes of improving on last season s fourth-place finish.
Entering a second season under Guus Hiddink — one of four Dutch coaches. Valencia begins their season Saturday against division newcomer Rayo Vallecano. which recently signed Austrian Anton Polster.
Other fresh foreign signings Include Brazilians Maura da Silva and Jose "Bebeto" Gama for Deportive de La Coruna, ^hlch hosts newcomer Celta.
Real Zaragoza. meanwhile, hope to extract some glory from 31-year-old ex-Inter Milan defender Andreas Brehme of Germany in the team's opener against RCD Espanol.
Other games Sunday Include Cadiz at Athletic he Bilbao. Oviedo at Logrones. Seville at Albacete, Osasuna at Sporting de Gijon. and Real Sock-dad at Burgos.