2ndTouch
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Liverpool were only able to pull off those signings by selling big and the Swiss ramble did a good piece on their finances. Unless they sell one of their stars for big money, they're not going close to 120m euros. With Chelsea, sure Abramovich might decide to bankroll this one signing, but again, this spending spree is down to the huge fee they got for hazard and 0 spend in the last financial year. They would need to shift a lot of players to finance it if Roman doesn't just pump the money in. Not to mention, there's a strong chance most clubs make a loss next year, due to stadiums being empty for most of the year.
Real will probably go for Mbappe, Bayern wouldnt spend that sort of money when they're looking at CHO. Barca maybe if Messi goes - which is unlikely, but by a lot of accounts they're after Lautaro. Juve are going to make heavy losses this year. You're not left with a lot of options who can spend that sort of money. I genuinely think we're probably going to be the only ones able to pay close to what Dortmund are looking for next season as well.
This is my assessment of possible competitors for the next summer window:
-Liverpool need to address their AFC problem. By selling one of Mane/Salah they could solve this, and rejuvenate at the same time by signing the hottest British player. Sounds like a win-win to me
-Real will go for Mbappe, but he alone won't suffice. Their hot Brazilian winger prospects aren't any more than decent.
-Barca needs a high caliber signing after Messi's departure. That could be one of Liverpool's wingers, or they might eye Sancho.
-Chelsea have a deep squad, and a Sugardaddy who found his spending mojo again. If they manage to sell 2 or 3 no longer wanted players next summer, and focus on him a their only signing, they can definitely get this financed.