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Good old Raiola, selling things that aren't for sale.
His atrocious performances for Norway spell a huge question mark: can he perform outside Bundesliga?
It surely is a serious doubt.
There's a good chance he might be shown up at a higher level like in the Premier League which means
a) PL clubs should be wary of wasting their money and
b) he should know what's good for him and stay a giant, squarish, ogre-shaped fish in a small pond. Lewandowski will be nearing the age of 34 in the summer of '22, perfect timing, win-win-win.
Barca are still the club with the highest revenue.
Yes, from all acocunts their debt is on the brink of being unmanageable, their wage bill is suffocating them etc etc
But what do we really know about it? Didn't we think the same pre-Griezmann? These feckers always have found money somewhere to overpay for some star player. I know Madrid fans who have been fantasizing about Barca going broke for a decade and it never happens.
Besides, all this is about 2022, and then the transfer fee is fixed.
I can only assume that your lack of attention to between-the-lines meaning is due to you simultaneously stocking up on baking utensil, getting the dough ready, and so on.I mean, he's consistently trolled CL teams, it's the entire reason why Dortmund bought him. To use another example who judging national team performances is a bad idea: Martin Ødegaard was even worse than Haaland, and he was just voted Arsenals player of the month.
Do you think the Premier League is harder than the Champions League? Haaland is the top scorer in the competition. - He came 2nd last year, behind said Lewandowski.
2020/21 UEFA Champions League top scorers
Watch all of Haaland's Champions League goals
10 Erling Haaland (Dortmund)
6 Kylian Mbappé (Paris)
6 Álvaro Morata (Juventus)
6 Marcus Rashford (Manchester United)
6 Neymar (Paris)
#CanHePerformOutsideBundesLigaIDontKnowCanHe?
Put Haaland on a team that can play fast and he'll excell. Norway is a very mediocre football team with a few individuals that are good, the rest are passengers.
Only 6 or 18 months to go!I am already bored of this saga.
Spanish media reporting Alfie Haaland and Raiola have arrived at Barcelona airport this morning:
https://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/cumbre-raiola-laporta-fichar-haaland-11630666
Sales and the never ending line of credit from Catalan banks. No bank based in Barcelona would survive being the entity that refused to support FCB at it's time of need.So who are Barca selling to fund this? I’ve seen us linked with Dembele again...they want rid of coutinho, guess if Messi goes that’s a huge chunk of money freed up!
It's just a courtesy visit. They're likely meeting all the big clubs. Barcelona is not an option. They're likely the ones who leaked the visit to the paparazzi to give the impression they're in the race.
I'd love Haaland here, I really would.
However, looking at it holistically, he'd be better served going to a team like City this year. We as a team still have so much to do, to get the best out of a player like Haaland. But if some how we get to plug the gaps this year on the wing, in central midfield & at the back, then I believe we are better equipped to have Haaland in our team next season.
He's got 6 goals in 10 matches for (a very poor) Norway. And 20 goals in 14 CL matches. That's your answer.His atrocious performances for Norway spell a huge question mark: can he perform outside Bundesliga?
My personal opinion is, that we lack creativity. There's no games I can think of from top of my head, where I can think we absolutely battered a team but failed to win or draw, because we didn't have a player like Haaland. Even Cavani missed a couple of chances against the likes of Arsenal and some others, but didn't have the chance to put the next one away.
City's highest goal scorer is Ilkay who is number 7 in the PL scoring charts, and they're well ahead. Whereas Spurs have Kane number 1 & Son at 6 but are miles behind City. The difference is City will create lots of chances and spread the goals, whereas teams like us and Spurs rely heavily on one or two individuals.
Problem is that he won't be waiting around on the shelf until we see fit to sort that out. Gotta buy the fruit that's fresh and in season.Yeah know many will disagree but still think we won't create enough chances for him until we get a proper RW
There most likely won't be a move this summer anyway. All of these clubs are starting to sound out a 2022 transfer and are trying to build a case.Barcelona are surely not an option this summer, but they could be laying the groundwork for a deal at the release clause value next year.
If Haaland moves this summer, it will probably be to one of City, Chelsea or PSG - I doubt anyone else can afford him in the current climate.
anywhere but city will do at this stage
There most likely won't be a move this summer anyway. All of these clubs are starting to sound out a 2022 transfer and are trying to build a case.
People, once again, are completely misjudging BVB's willingness to sell.
Not even this is clear, honestlyAgreed. The reported price of over €150 million was just Dortmund's way of saying: 'Silly money or steer clear.' Dortmund's aware that, given the economic hit of COVID19, only a handful of clubs can afford such a big outlay. Of those its not certain if any are inclined to.
No doubt Haaland's camp would like it for a deal to be done this summer, if it can be. I'm also pretty sure Raiola is enjoying the publicity of this campaign. However, its not that likely anyone will meet Haaland's asking price this summer. Unless Abu Dhabi has promised Haaland to Pep whatever the price.
Well, they're not. You reckon wrongly.I reckon that Dortmund is looking to sell this summer due to the release clause. This is their prime window. Maybe they've let that be known to Haaland and ratiola.
We'll see. Thanks.Well, they're not. You reckon wrongly.
This is the problem with Raiola ‘clients’ it’s one big circus.
Letting it be known he’s publicly speaking to Barcelona and Real Madrid whilst he’s under contract with Dortmund, it’s not even the end of the season ffs.
The only club able to shell out £100m+ this summer is City in my opinion, I actually think he’ll be in the Premier League next season.
Well, they're not. You reckon wrongly.
It's always the same flawed scenarios. They're not going to get a replacement with similar value for money, they'll have to overpay, it's risky, there's no one as good as Haaland out there. It just doesn't work like that.They’re always open to sell, the question is just like with Sancho will anybody put up the cash.
If they get a £100m+ offer this summer they will be crazy to reject it given he could walk for almost have that 1 year later, basically losing out on £40m+ to keep him for 1 season?
There most likely won't be a move this summer anyway. All of these clubs are starting to sound out a 2022 transfer and are trying to build a case.
People, once again, are completely misjudging BVB's willingness to sell.
It's always the same flawed scenarios. They're not going to get a replacement with similar value for money, they'll have to overpay, it's risky, there's no one as good as Haaland out there. It just doesn't work like that.
You need to understand that BVB don't want to sell the player. They want to keep him. They just can't, beyond 2022, if he wants out.
And then there's this bizarre habit of just outright ignoring anything the actual DoF says on the matter and claiming the opposite.
I mean Zorc just said, publicly, today that they made clear to Raiola they won't sell this summer, yet here we have @USREDEVIL stating that he thinks they are telling Raiola they want to sell.
How do you not even register what the actual guy says on the matter? It's the same as last summer.
Now watch people getting mad at me.