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Why is this so cheap?
You mean the journalists, reporting this crap, never knew about the release clause.The interesting thing is that until Liverpool paid the clause, which is 35 million, not a few teams were interested in Mаc Allister and there was talk of a price of around 65-70 million euros. There was no mention of a buyout clause at all.
How come no one knew about the clause until now.
So according to the cafe he’s either a midtable level player or he’s the next Modric? I suspect the truth is somewhere in the middle and he’ll be a good signing for them.
Insane fee, half of what Chelsea want for Mount...
How the feck do they do it??
Why is this so cheap?
Release Clause, bargain at that price.Why is this so cheap?
I really don't believe this nonsense honestly. He signed a new deal before the WC. In December/January you had their CEO say they don't do release clauses. When we were linked to him last month he was valued at 60m, and now that Liverpool sign him it first comes down to 45m and now 35m? Pretty sure Liverpool media will finally say he was signed for 20m.Release clause, allegedly. He renewed only earlier this season till 2026.
Why were we not trying to usurp this deal.
That’s an absolute steal.
BBC reported 55 million, Liverpool journalists reported 45, Romano went one step ahead and said 35m.
I really worry that everyone will make fun of us at the end of the season for overpaying for Mount while other teams made very clever MF signings. If we hijack Rice and buy him for 100m it's gonna be even worse.
Liverpool were able to trigger a clause in the new contract he signed last October. The fee is likely to be undisclosed but is understood to be in excess of £45million.
(Sick rhymes!)
What's the problem, is it the money?
If we had more, would Mac be our honey?
They've definitely gotten a good deal but given Brighton's stance over transfers, is it really believable that a club tell them has a release clause as low as 35m when they're out there selling the likes of Cucurella for 60m? Romano can tweet all sorts of crap and people lap it up.Don’t believe everything Fabrizio tweets, this is the Athletic
Still cheap though.
35 million?! We should have been all over it for that price.
And it seems like we were but got an indication from him that he wanted Liverpool, so didn't pursue. Similar to how Mount has indicated he wants United and not Liverpool so they aint pursuing it35 million?! We should have been all over it for that price.
Edit: Okay seems it may be higher. Good.
Scouse media, innit. We've obviously paid £100m for him like Nunez.
Think he had a release clause. Good bit of business.Why is this so cheap?
And this from Andy Naylor, by far the most reliable Brighton journalist.
The thread title should probably be changed, it’s quite triggering right now!This is what BBC reported too.
That's the advantage with listed clubs who declare facts and I often see other foreign clubs also not go with undiclosed nonsense. Liverpool's wages and fees are honestly a joke in the media. They try to downplay it as much as possible.The fees should have to be declared to an independent body of some sort, the PR nonsense around transfer fees is wild when certain clubs are involved.
Might bite me on the arse, but same.Honestly not fussed about this one. Think he’s actually quite limited.
He gets way too much information wrong but he's unfortunately got a cult following. And its been proven very often he just copies information from other sources and will tweet it as his own within 3-4 mins of them tweeting.Romano also stated in his Here We Go tweet that Postecoglou was signing a 2+1 deal at Tottenham when it was actually a 4 year deal. Doesn't always get the full details correct.