El Jefe
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Based on what?A Mo Salah trajectory has written over him.
Based on what?A Mo Salah trajectory has written over him.
What?I mean, objectively it is very funny that this random promising no mark is being priced at higher than City got Haaland for because we’re such a shambles of a club it makes no business sense for any clubs not to try and fleece us like the comical rubes we are… like the last gullible celebrities still on the NFT train… I’d almost have less respect for Atlanta if they didn’t try and pull it
I mean, objectively it is very funny that this random promising no mark is being priced at higher than City got Haaland for because we’re such a shambles of a club it makes no business sense for any clubs not to try and fleece us like the comical rubes we are… like the last gullible celebrities still on the NFT train… I’d almost have less respect for Atlanta if they didn’t try and pull it
If you ignore the buyout clause in Haaland's contract and the much higher than normal fee reportedly paid to his agent and people then yeah.I mean, objectively it is very funny that this random promising no mark is being priced at higher than City got Haaland for because we’re such a shambles of a club it makes no business sense for any clubs not to try and fleece us like the comical rubes we are… like the last gullible celebrities still on the NFT train… I’d almost have less respect for Atlanta if they didn’t try and pull it
It’s Euro’s so not quite 60mill pounds. I’m quite confused though you say you don’t want to throw that money at someone still developing with no real certainty but are willing to throw the same money at a younger developing striker from a much worse league and who necessarily doesn’t have a bigger ceiling than Hojlund? Bizarre, besides he seems Barca bound£60mn seems another big overpay for a guy still developing and there's no real certainty will justify a sixty million payment at his peak. Think I would rather throw the money at Vitor Roque who's a couple of years younger but has a big ceiling. Would probably need to supplement with another cheap/free option as he's more one for the future.
He's going to Barca and there's nothing we can do about it. Unfortunately, Madrid and Barcelona are rather quick to spot such talent while we're mucking about chasing unattainable targets.£60mn seems another big overpay for a guy still developing and there's no real certainty will justify a sixty million payment at his peak. Think I would rather throw the money at Vitor Roque who's a couple of years younger but has a big ceiling. Would probably need to supplement with another cheap/free option as he's more one for the future.
If you ignore the buyout clause in Haaland's contract and the much higher than normal fee reportedly paid to his agent and people then yeah.
What?
For a start Haaland had a release clause in his contract at Dortmund
& 2 do you hate the club that much that you WANT us to get fleeced?
Jesus christ
It’s Euro’s so not quite 60mill pounds. I’m quite confused though you say you don’t want to throw that money at someone still developing with no real certainty but are willing to throw the same money at a younger developing striker from a much worse league and who necessarily doesn’t have a bigger ceiling than Hojlund? Bizarre, besides he seems Barca bound
I don't mean that we throw €60mn at Vitor Roque. I think we would get him for a cheaper fee and that was the intent behind what I was trying to say. He's definitely a bigger prospect than Hojlund was at his age and his goals/xg per 90 are superior, although at a lower level.It’s Euro’s so not quite 60mill pounds. I’m quite confused though you say you don’t want to throw that money at someone still developing with no real certainty but are willing to throw the same money at a younger developing striker from a much worse league and who necessarily doesn’t have a bigger ceiling than Hojlund? Bizarre, besides he seems Barca bound
You don’t think if the 92 Foundation buy the club, they won’t want to make a statement signing like Kane or Osimhen?Increasingly convinced Rashford starts next season as our first choice CF. I can't believe our plan is to sign this kid and just pray he miraculously hits the ground running.
I don't know. I wouldn't care what they did, to be honest.You don’t think if the 92 Foundation buy the club, they won’t want to make a statement signing like Kane or Osimhen?
Increasingly convinced Rashford starts next season as our first choice CF. I can't believe our plan is to sign this kid and just pray he miraculously hits the ground running.
You don’t think if the 92 Foundation buy the club, they won’t want to make a statement signing like Kane or Osimhen?
Its quoted as Euro so its around £52m. i think thats a fair price for Hojlund, and he is clearly talented and is still very young, which means he has all the time to developed and improved further. Plus our other targets would all cost 80m+, comparatively speaking he is our cheapest option.£60mn seems another big overpay for a guy still developing and there's no real certainty will justify a sixty million payment at his peak. Think I would rather throw the money at Vitor Roque who's a couple of years younger but has a big ceiling. Would probably need to supplement with another cheap/free option as he's more one for the future.
They’re loose stats. He actually got 19 in 2,177 minutes. Which is a goal every 114 minutes, which is extremely healthy for a forward, let alone a young forward breaking through.Nicklas Bendtner springs to mind when I watch his highlights. I feel a striker in the Italian league with only 9 goals in 32 is a bit of a risk. He’s only scored 27 goals in all competitions, and that’s after playing in Denmark, Austria, and Italy - not the sternest of tests. I honestly don’t see this player as good enough to lead United.
Nicklas Bendtner springs to mind when I watch his highlights. I feel a striker in the Italian league with only 9 goals in 32 is a bit of a risk. He’s only scored 27 goals in all competitions, and that’s after playing in Denmark, Austria, and Italy - not the sternest of tests. I honestly don’t see this player as good enough to lead United.
The Glazers refusing to leave has put a dampen on the mood for this summer's window.The doom and gloom around the window is getting daft now. Just be patient, we have targets and for us we are moving relatively quickly.
The Glazers refusing to leave has put a dampen on the mood for this summer's window.
That is how it is on here.I understand that part, but the bedwetting over every little thing is making things much worse.
I could imagine we are working hard towards the following budget:Why do people think we can't afford a keeper if we buy the striker? The Mount money allegedly came from last year's budget, meaning the £100-150m (without sales), should still be available this season?
Also, Onana might be quoted around £45m, but the minute we get him I imagine you will see Henderson confirmed to Forest for about £20-25m.
The business, if the Mount article was correct could look like this -
Hoiland £50-60m
Onana £45-50m
Henderson -£20-25m
Total Outlay £70-90m
So even with the Mount money on top we'd still be within the £100-150m , leaving us some money for another player (understudy CD, CM) without any further sales. Sales means we can address both them positions. If the Mount money is from last year's budget then we can definitely afford both them positions, with possibly a bit more money available for either.
The doom and gloom around the window is getting daft now. Just be patient, we have targets and for us we are moving relatively quickly.
Spurs won't sell to us, they'll sell him for less to Bayern. And Napoli are notoriously difficult to negotiate with, if they're saying Osimhen isn't for sale then that will be the case.
I could imagine we are working hard towards the following budget:
100-120m (without sales)
In:
Mount £55m+add-ons
Hojlund £50m+add-ons
Onana £45m+add-ons
Out:
Henderson £20m
Iqbal £1m
We will need to sell some more to raise another 10-30m
Well you best be pleased that it’s not.Increasingly convinced Rashford starts next season as our first choice CF. I can't believe our plan is to sign this kid and just pray he miraculously hits the ground running.
money talks. Money really really talks.