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Barcelona want Cruyff to stay
LONDON. Dec 15: Barcelona have offered coach Johan Cruyff a two-year extension on his contract, club
president Jose Luis Nunez revealed after their side had narrowly lost the World Club title, reports Reuter.
Tve offered him another two years." Nunez said after European Cup holders Barcelona's 2-1 defeat by South American champions Sao Paulo tn the Intercontinental cup match tn Tokyo on Sunday.
"I want him to stay ... So everyone can see 1 have no
doubts about him."
Cruyff, whose current contract expires in mid 1993, said in January he would coach the Netherlands at the 1994 World Cup finals in the United States if they qualified. But Nunez, said he believed the Dutchman had changed his mind.
Qeportivo la Coruna hammered athletic Bilbao 3-0 and took advantage of Barcelona's absence from the weekend league action to join them on 21 points at the top of the Spanish first division, although the Catalan side have a came in hand.
Barcelona's arch-rivals Real Madrid, third on 20 points, also won, 1-0 at home to Celta. But Real were booed by fans and slammed by commentators after a lacklustre performance.
"Madrid's in a coma," said the leading daily El Pals.
In Italy, AC Milan stretched their lead to six points after a 2-0 win over Ancona, both goals coming from unsettled French striker Jean-Pierre Papin.
Papin denied after wards that he had been tn touch with his former boss, Marseille president Bernard Taple, and wanted to leave Milan because he could not coniniand a regular first team place.
"No. I'm staying with Milan," Papin said "Its true that I complained about things but that's not the end of the world.
. "Any player who does not get his chance to play is an unhappy player. People have to understand me ”
While Milan were stretching their unbeaten league run
to 47 games, major rivals Internationale and Juventus both lost.
Second placed Inter crashed 3-1 away to Laz to. whos< president Sergio Cragnotti said: This win puts us right back in for a UEFA Cup place. It would be a complete failure for both club and team if we failed to achieve this seasonal target."
•The biggest surprise was Juventus' 2-1 defeat, their third tn a row in the league, at Foggia. mostly a team of young, inexperienced ex-second and Third Division players.
In France, youthful Nantes tamed ambitious Paris St Germain to return to the top of the first division.
"I must admit we were a bit lucky." said Nantes trainer Jean Claude Suaudeau after a game dominated by Paris.
"I don't like to complain ... But the referee was really bad.' said Paris deputy chairman Michel DeniseL" We will keep fighting. All we've got to do now is beat Marseille."
Champions Marseille, in fifth place three points behind the leaders, play at Raris on Friday.
In Germany, leaders Bayern Munich went Into the twomonth Bundesliga winter recess a point ahead of Eintracht Frankfurt.
"Our position is very good. The decisive thing is who comes out of the starting gate better in the second round.* , Eintracht coach Dragoalav Stepanovlc said after his side blew their chance of catching Bayern when they were held 3-3 at home by Hamburg.