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Absolutely huge money for him but if he helps them to a title they won’t mind that much!
ThisHope he turns out like their last superstar Pepe.
Yes we did overpay to be fair. But let us not forget there were many outrageous signings before antony which ruined the market.United are probably to blame for that cost in fairness with Antony being used as a yardstick. If Arsenal are keen and would rather have him over an alternative not much the player can do about the transfer fee. I'm sure he will still want to go.
Didn't say that. Just think it is risky to pay €70m guaranteed amount plus add ons for such an unproven lad. This may very well work for you lot and he turns out amazing but big money signings haven't been that effective.So clubs should stop making big money signings?
So is Adama traore and so is Alan saint maximin. That’s no where a required skill to be successful. It’s a fallacy. You need to be skilled, have good IQ and football intelligence along with the technical ability to be great in the premier league.
Have you seen post match interviews, jeez I would love to know what the average IQ of a footballer is but I have a sneaky suspicion it will be the low end of average if not below.So is Adama traore and so is Alan saint maximin. That’s no where a required skill to be successful. It’s a fallacy. You need to be skilled, have good IQ and football intelligence along with the technical ability to be great in the premier league.
Not being poor isn’t the point. You said he would be great.Firstly, Saint Maximin isn't doing poorly by any means. To address your point - of course football IQ and technical ability is required, nowhere in my post did I say it wasn't. Generally speaking though, the best players in the league who operate in wider areas, are direct and rapid. Of course, like with anything, there are exceptions though.
Also I'm not sure if you've ever watched Mykhailo play, but he is very technical, so the point doesn't stand anyway. His decision making and link up can be improved upon, but he's only 22. He has the ability to be a great player for them. Whether or not he will be though, we will have to see.
Not sure it was needed to be explained but I mean football iq.Have you seen post match interviews, jeez I would love to know what the average IQ of a footballer is but I have a sneaky suspicion it will be the low end of average if not below.
Agreed but the poster said Mudryk has pace and is direct and would be great which ASM isn’t. That was my point.Saint-Maximin is doing alright .
That’s why i said almost €100m. And is 70 + 20/25 which is almost 100.Anthony was 95+5 from google.
Mudryk is 70+20.
Not quite the same?
No. I didn’t say that, the poster said he has pace and is direct so would be great. I just mentioned you need much more than that. That’s all.And you are sure that he doesn't have those things?
No. I didn’t say that, the poster said he has pace and is direct so would be great. I just mentioned you need much more than that. That’s all.
It really is a lot of money but we need cover for Martinelli and Saka. Nelsson + ESR are just not the same and wrecks the dynamic of the team. Plus they get injured too often to be relied on.
No matter how we spin it Arsenal is overpaid for him for what he is today. However Arteta obviously wants him only so it is what it is. Just hope he is not Pepe mark II.Its going to be a lot of money regardless but I would hold off about making any assumptions regarding the final fee. Lots of guesswork being thrown around currently.
One significant factor is also that he is likely be on very low wages. If I had to do my own guesswork, I'd say something like 80k per week based on stories I've read plus the fact that he is getting paid next to nothing at Shakhtar.
If we end up pay like 60m pounds as a transfer fee on a six year contract plus 4m annually in wages, his amortized cost would be 14 per year, which isn't bad, and he will retain a lot of transfer market value with such low wages even if he doesn't make it. You sign a "free transfer" like Willian for 200k per week and you are paying 10k per year for somebody with no asset value.
No matter how we spin it Arsenal is overpaid for him for what he is today. However Arteta obviously wants him only so it is what it is. Just hope he is not Pepe mark II.
You're not wrong tbh. Just thought that Traore was the perfect and not so much ASM but the point still standsAgreed but the poster said Mudryk has pace and is direct and would be great which ASM isn’t. That was my point.
Edu tried and put off by the price in summer. Now he is even more expensive, but Arsenal has a great chance to secure top 4 so may be they are willing to invest the CL money earlier to the team.I agree it'll be an overpay but that's what tends to happen in the January window if you want a good player.
The real lesson is that if we liked the player so much we should have just bought him over the summer.
Its going to be a lot of money regardless but I would hold off about making any assumptions regarding the final fee. Lots of guesswork being thrown around currently.
One significant factor is also that he is likely be on very low wages. If I had to do my own guesswork, I'd say something like 80k per week based on stories I've read, his absolute desperation to join us, plus the fact that he is getting paid next to nothing at Shakhtar.
If we end up paying ~60m pounds as a transfer fee on a six year contract plus 4m annually in wages, his amortized cost would be 14 per year, which isn't bad, and he will retain a lot of transfer market value with such low wages even if he doesn't make it at Arsenal. You sign a "free transfer" like Willian for 200k per week and you are paying 10m per year for somebody with no asset value. The wages also make it a totally different situation from signing a player like Sancho even if the transfer fees don't seem that different. Its 14m a year amortized versus 30m a year.
I'm not saying that I disagree with you. But Arsenal being so close to the title is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decisoin makers obviously think this is a risk worth taking. Personally I'd have gone for a Partey backup, but I doubt there's anyone worthwhile available in January.Didn't say that. Just think it is risky to pay €70m guaranteed amount plus add ons for such an unproven lad. This may very well work for you lot and he turns out amazing but big money signings haven't been that effective.
why would some Ukrainian kid want to play for Arsenal of all teams?
I am pretty certain he would have no problem to play for PSG, City, Bayern, Barcelona or Real Madrid if they come calling.They are the only club in the world who has shown willingness to pay what Shaktar demands. He gets a chance to go from ukrainian league to PL so of course he wants to move.
It literally says potentially rising to £80m in the headline…..Telegraph reporting £80m fee.
Arsenal close to Mykhailo Mudryk transfer for deal that could rise to £80m
It literally says potentially rising to £80m in the headline…..
A lot of those add ons will be hard to achieve ones too.
Early reports seems to suggest the upfront fee is close to £60m, with around £20m on harder to achieve add ons. The logic for this speculation was that arsenal agreed a much larger fee upfront in order for the add ons to be harder to achieve. This is the sort of structure of deal we should have agreed for Antony. Instead we agreed to €95m upfront with just €5m in add ons.What’s the details on the the add ons?
Early reports seems to suggest the upfront fee is close to £60m, with around £20m on harder to achieve add ons. The logic for this speculation was that arsenal agreed a much larger fee upfront in order for the add ons to be harder to achieve. This is the sort of structure of deal we should have agreed for Antony. Instead we agreed to €95m upfront with just €5m in add ons.
Yes I did because I knew the exact breakdown of Antony’s fee in euros, the exact breakdown of Mudryk’s add ons aren’t known yet.I mean you’ve switched between Euros and Pounds here.
Antony is £84m
Mudryk £80m
Not sure how it’s all broken down
Yes I did because I knew the exact breakdown of Antony’s fee in euros, the exact breakdown of Mudryk’s add ons aren’t known yet.
Ok.
Both an awful lot of money and not much in it at all.
Will be one of the biggest ever January signings I imagine?
Ok.
Both an awful lot of money and not much in it at all.
Will be one of the biggest ever January signings I imagine?
Fair point. This is your club's golden chance so better to spend it now than ever.I'm not saying that I disagree with you. But Arsenal being so close to the title is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decisoin makers obviously think this is a risk worth taking. Personally I'd have gone for a Partey backup, but I doubt there's anyone worthwhile available in January.
I would rather believe he is added to the team to provide competition for the Left winger, and to maintain the challenge for a top 4 spot. He is not a proven player with 15 league goals a season and it is unrealistic to expect him to help the team to challenge for the title.Fair point. This is your club's golden chance so better to spend it now than ever.
I'm not saying that I disagree with you. But Arsenal being so close to the title is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decision makers obviously think this is a risk worth taking. Personally I'd have gone for a Partey backup, but I doubt there's anyone worthwhile available in January.
I would rather believe he is added to the team to provide competition for the Left winger, and to maintain the challenge for a top 4 spot. He is not a proven player with 15 league goals a season and it is unrealistic to expect him to help the team to challenge for the title.
Just to manage my expectation so i won't be too disappointed in the end of the season. If we lose to Spurs, Untied and or City we are back in top 4 fight.WTF?
Top 4????
Were not in a challenge for a top 4 spot.
You know full well if he was employed at Arsenal and was flirting with potential clubs on instagram you lot would be rioting.