Lash
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Think his form came a little too late, at least his price can't go up now eh
This summer is going to be insane
Think we'll see at least 6-7 PL clubs braking their transfer records this summer.
Why would they want to sell him? They are fine financially with their brand new 60k places stadium and with CL qualification worth €50m it's not worth taking risks selling your best players.Wow, that really is pretty crazy. How much more are they expecting?!
Think we'll see at least 6-7 PL clubs braking their transfer records this summer.
Wow, that really is pretty crazy. How much more are they expecting?!
They are expecting a +20 goals striker.
I think he may have meant Lyon and money
I know and I'm answering that Lacazette is what they want, they are not after money.
If thats not a 'for sale' sign I don't know what is.Aulas confirms rejecting €40m West Ham offer
In an interview with Le Progrès, Lyon President Jean Michel Aulas confirmed that he has rejected multiple offers for Alexandre Lacazette, the largest being a €40m proposal from West Ham United.
“In order to make a sale, all three parties need to be in agreement. We have refused several offers, with the largest being that of West Ham for €40m… That is also a response. I want to keep him but there is no certainty because he will decide in the end. I do not want a 28th August situation, as we have qualified for the Champions League, we find ourselves in the same situation as Monaco with Martial. A priori, he stays. If there is an offer that we cannot refuse, he will come see me and then that is it.”
If thats not a 'for sale' sign I don't know what is.
Yeah he is giving a price range but knowing how this guy behaves he is certainly looking to cash in this summer.I guess the message is "I only consider offers whose amount is superior to 40m".
Sure, he won't reject crazy offers.
Lyon is still a selling club, they could leave for the right price. They may hold on to a high valuation so that they can keep most of their spine.Really wonder how they would react to offers for Umtiti and Tolisso.
Lyon is still a selling club, they could leave for the right price. They may hold on to a high valuation so that they can keep most of their spine.
It's rumoured that they would prefer to sell Fekir. They will have to sell Ghezzal if renewal talks don't succeed as he enters his last year of contract. Grenier and Valbuena won't be kept.
Lyon is still a selling club, they could leave for the right price. They may hold on to a high valuation so that they can keep most of their spine.
It's rumoured that they would prefer to sell Fekir. They will have to sell Ghezzal if renewal talks don't succeed as he enters his last year of contract. Grenier and Valbuena won't be kept.
They were in a pretty poor state a few years ago when missing out on CL regularly, having to sell every year and saving for their new stadium downsizing from their all conquering 00s side.I agree, but it seems getting their players will be more expensive than I thought. They obviously have every right to demand whatever fee they deem good enough. Wasn't Aulas always quite vocal about not wanting to sell their best players or demanding ridiculous fees, when in the end he sold his players for less or has their financial situation improved that much?
They were in a pretty poor state a few years ago when missing out on CL regularly, having to sell every year and saving for their new stadium downsizing from their all conquering 00s side.
Fortunateley for them they unearthed a very strong homegrown generation and with additional revenue from the new stadium + CL money they don't need to sell anymore. They didn't 2 years ago when offers for Lacazette and Umtiti didn't match their valuation and only sold squad player N'Jie last year to rebalance their squad.
I expect them to keep a balanced transfer spending with sales funding recruitment. They won't need to spend a lot so I don't think it makes sense to sell many players, but what the hell do I know.
Now Spurs are in for him, eh? Kane and Lacazette up front.
We better get Zlatan or Aubameyang if we're letting him go to Spurs.
apparently they are in for embolo as well (and berahino etc etc)Now Spurs are in for him, eh? Kane and Lacazette up front.
We better get Zlatan or Aubameyang if we're letting him go to Spurs.
apparently they are in for embolo as well (and berahino etc etc)
They will probably buy a striker - ideally for them somebody who can operate wide or up front so Lacazette (or Embolo)would be good options.
But honestly with Rashford developing and having Martial would Lacazette actually get that many games for us?
He will do well somewhere but I'm not convinced he is what we need right now
apparently they are in for embolo as well (and berahino etc etc)
They will probably buy a striker - ideally for them somebody who can operate wide or up front so Lacazette (or Embolo)would be good options.
But honestly with Rashford developing and having Martial would Lacazette actually get that many games for us?
He will do well somewhere but I'm not convinced he is what we need right now
West ham getting big bids rejected all over the place it seems.
Would they go for top 4 tho? It's a huge competition and I can't see them gaping the bridge with the top teams next year. Building a team rather than spending money would be a better choice IMO. Bilic is also good manager to lay the foundations.They're probably right to keep looking for moon shots, though. They don't seem to have too many major holes but really only Payet, Creswell and Reid are top 4 quality, I think. They have other talent, but it's either inconsistent (Kouyate, Sakho, Carroll, Lanzini) or limited (Noble, Valencia, Tomkins, Adrian).