Navarro Deal Done?
By Quayle
February 17 2005
Unwanted midfielder, Alan Navarro is holding talks with Macclesfield, where he has spent most of the season on loan. Navarro hasn't played for Tramnenre at all this season and has decided his career lies elsewhere.
Navarro looks more and more certain that he will be leaving the club now. He has been on loan for Mavcclesfield, and seems to be looking to make that permanent.
Tranmere manager, Brian Little, has confirmed that Navarro is holding talks with the Silkmen, speaking to ICLiverpool, Little said :
"We are in conversation with Macclesfield about what might happen to Alan and he has our permission to talk to them about a permanent contract."
"I think Alan is a good player but if he came back I think he knows my thoughts - that I would put Jason McAteer, Mark Rankine, Danny Harrison, Theo Whitmore and possibly Steve Jennings before him.
"We have a lot of midfielders here so we have made Alan available to other clubs.
"It's not because he is a bad player. It's just that I would not pick him before the others. It's simply my choice."
"Alan has a decent contract with us and it's up to Macclesfield to decide how they can best reward him. I don't know what their structure is.
"But in the business at this level, sometimes money can't be the most important factor.
"It's a different scenario to the top flight.
"Players do alright for themselves at this level but they have to make sure they do the right deals at the right time for their own careers."
Alan seemed to have a really promising career infront of him, when he signed from Liverpool to Rovers, but his season was cut short with a terrible injury in 2002/03. But now he wants to get his career back on track, and believes Moss Rose is the place to do it.
Everyone at Total Tranmere would like to say good lck to Alan wherever he decides to go.