There's literally no chance that we'd pay nearly £200m for any footballer I reckon. I'd kill to have Neymar here but it's not happening. PSG might be crazy enough though....
If it is so poor why English clubs are always shopping there?
Few and you buy so much? Actually this year Ligue 1 has coaches like Lucien Favre, Jardim, Bielsa, Emery, Garcia and so on, produces great players on their academies, and clubs like Monaco have world class scouting, but sure they are really poorBecause few individual players in that league are good. It doesnt mean the league itself is good.
They move abroad because they earn more money, simple as that.PL clubs shop for youngsters/players with potential. It says a lot that these players are so willing so move abroad rather than stay in France. Ligue 1 is probably not poor, but it's a good quarry.
Yeah buying so much over the years. Not all in one year. Like I said its individuals who have potential that they are buying. But in terms of competition, it is poor. Same with the Portuguese league and Dutch league.Few and you buy so much? Actually this year Ligue 1 has coaches like Lucien Favre, Jardim, Bielsa, Emery, Garcia and so on, produces great players on their academies, and clubs like Monaco have world class scouting, but sure they are really poor
He signed a new one last July. They do have massive issues with their wage structuring, but I doubt they'd care about that right now if they were on the verge of losing their most marketable asset who is also touted to be Messi's heir.Didn't he signed one recently? Don't they also have some problems with their wage budget?
I thought we announce deals when stock market opens in USIn any case, we'll make back all the money from shirt sales alone. Just need to wait till the stock markets close so that we can announce the signing.
No it isn't, and the Premier League is not the best league in the world also.Yeah buying so much over the years. Not all in one year. Like I said its individuals who have potential that they are buying. But in terms of competition, it is poor. Same with the Portuguese league and Dutch league.
It sort of makes sense from Barcelona's perspective. Neymar is obviously a phenomenal player, but selling him - more importantly getting his large wage off the sheets - would make them a lot stronger in fixing the rest of the side. Aren't they constantly hamstrung in going for players because Messi, Neymar, and Suarez take an audacious sum of wages between them?
They move abroad because they earn more money, simple as that.
I understand where you are coming from, if I were him, I'd be tempted too. Titles guaranteed every year and going far in the Champions League, glamorous city etc. But it says about his character as well, going for the easy route and choosing such a lop-sided league. I just think its a waste of his talent to play in Ligue 1, a player of his caliber should be in a competitive league.Why not? Would be playing for a club with ambition to win the Champions League every year, brasilian internationals, great city, better than going for City
Why not? Would be playing for a club with ambition to win the Champions League every year, brasilian internationals, great city, better than going for City
Yes like Cantona played for them, Ginola, Vieira, Wiltord, Pires, Desailly, Kante, Mahrez and the list goes on
He would get battered in the premier league. Refs aren't as kind.
Yes like Cantona played for them, Ginola, Vieira, Wiltord, Pires, Desailly, Kante, Mahrez and the list goes on
And could he do it on a wet and windy Wednesday night at Stoke?He would get battered in the premier league. Refs aren't as kind.
I think you need to look some of those up
the best player on the planet plays for Real MadridYeah but he has all that already at Barca, just with better weather and playing next to the best player on the planet on top.
the best player on the planet plays for Real Madrid
The thing is i think Barcelona are willing to offload him if he tries any of the contract renewal thing on them. That would be fun to watch if that's really the case