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Last Man Standing finalist 2021/22
What about Demarai Gray?
Where are you reading that?
Here for the sell onOn 2 February 2015, the final day of the winter transfer window, Zaha's move to Palace was made permanent with the signing of a five-and-a-half-year contract for an undisclosed fee. It also included a buy back clause,[32] believed to be in the region of £3 million, rising to £6 million with add-ons; Manchester United will also receive a percentage of the fee if Palace sell Zaha in the future.[33]
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/crystal-pa...zaha-fee-after-sell-clause-revelation-1486433While the fee for his latest move has not been disclosed, a number of reports suggest Palace have paid just £3m to bring the player back to the club.
But United could still see more of a return with a number of add-ons included in the deal.
"There is a big sell on fee for United so we will be very happy if eventually they get their money back," Parish was quoted as saying in the Evening Standard.
"That would mean he has been very successful for us. It was clear there probably was not a future for him at United so we worked with them to do a deal that worked for both clubs.
Speaking of the options at the position, Oyarzabal scored another goal today:
Brings his tally up to 6 goals and 2 assists in ~660 minutes in La Liga and the Europa League:
Given the improvement in his game in terms of finishing, he could have a chance to equal Griezmann's total of 19 goals for La Real in 2013/14 - which is the highest figure for a Sociedad player since the return to La Liga in 2010, and led to the transfer to Atlético.
On his Wiki for buy back
Here for the sell on
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/crystal-pa...zaha-fee-after-sell-clause-revelation-1486433
On his Wiki for buy back
Here for the sell on
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/crystal-pa...zaha-fee-after-sell-clause-revelation-1486433
Yep, Malcom's a really good prospect too. Though if I had to critique one segment in his resume, I guess it's the lack of semi-proven pedigree at higher levels. He's been consistently excellent in Ligue 1 for about a year now, but being at Bordeaux doesn't give him the chance to showcase his skills against better opposition (especially since they were knocked out by Videoton in the Europa League qualifiers) - that gives me pause as regards a transfer when you consider the hit-and-miss nature of Ligue 1 transfers to the upper echelons of the Premier League. Plus, he hasn't quite made inroads for the Seleção after being one of the better players for the U-20 team with the likes of Jesus, Jorge, Pereira, Boschilia - so you can't gauge him at the international level, either. As an example, with Douglas Costa - you could refer to his performances for Shakhtar in Europe, so you had some sort of idea regarding his performances against quality opposition, albeit at an advanced age vis-à-vis Malcom. By virtue of playing in La Liga, Oyarzabal is showing that he can perform in what is arguably the best (and certainly the most technical) league in club football - on top of being rated as the best young Spanish wide attacker after Asensio when you consider the fall from grace of Deulofeu, as well as the heir to Griezmann ever since he made his La Real debut. Both are exciting prospects, but I favor Oyarzabal by a slight margin, as things stand, especially when you consider his application off-the-ball in terms of workrate.Is that an Adnan Januzaj assist I see? I'm a fan of Malcom, this lad seems alright too - looking at his stats.
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In general the position of right wing seems a tricky one for Mourinho; I don't think he'd be too content with two very young, inconsistent (in terms of risk/reward playstyle over 90 minutes rather than general form) on both wings. We'd end up with Rashford/Martial on one wing (22/20) and a 20/21 year old on the right. In an ideal world for Mourinho I reckon he'd want a proven, does what he says on the tin type of winger. Basically a Perisic on the right.
With Willian not in the best of form this season, falling down the pecking order a bit - and nearing the age where wingers begin to start losing their appeal - I could maybe see a sizable bid tempting Chelsea. Not that I want him, but I could definitely see him being another system player Mourinho would crave.
Demarai Gray Does look good tricky, fast, good feet can dribble i would take a punt if he keeps it up the full year.
Many top teams don't. I have no idea if we need one or not as that's up to the manager and how he wants to play. I just don't understand the view that we definitely need one when there are so few around which would indicate that very few teams are using traditional wingers anymore.
Can we buy Wilfried Zaha back? Let him terrorise opposition defenders from the right.
He has improved massively.
Heart, grit, pace, trickery. He can track back like Jose likes 'em. He can score. His crossing is very decent. Your classical touchline hugging, pain in the neck (for opponents) winger. Plus, he'll be returning home.
Just to throw a few names into the pot:-
Leon Bailey---Leverkusen
Malcom-------Bordeaux
Ante Coric----Zagreb
Pulisic--------Dortmund
These are all young Players 20/21 already playing with their clubs, who can play right or left wing, or centrally. Leon Bailey would probably be my pick. what do you think.
Maybe Mourinho would rather go for a more established player but all these would have a sell on value.
How is Benjamin Henrichs playing in RB?Been watching Leverkusen this season , he looks an absolute beast. Reminds me of Traore but with end product.
How is Benjamin Henrichs playing in RB?
I would not be surprised if this is the caseWe should go back in for Perisic in January.
What would that solve? He plays on the left.We should go back in for Perisic in January.
Been watching Leverkusen this season , he looks an absolute beast. Reminds me of Traore but with end product.
Wow just watched some highlights of Leon Bailey and have to say very impressed. He has incredible dribbling skills. A real creative spark. I think Barca have been scouting him so we had better pull finger. Woodie make it happen!
Carrasco.
Bailey, Brandt, Malcolm, Gelson Martins, Mahrez and Demerai Gray should be seriously looked at
Like who? There is a serious derth of experienced right sided wingers in world football. Most now are just potentialPlays on the left.
I don't rate Mahrez nor Gray high enough to be upgrades on our current options. The rest are still young, I think we will go for someone more established.
Wow just watched some highlights of Leon Bailey and have to say very impressed. He has incredible dribbling skills. A real creative spark. I think Barca have been scouting him so we had better pull finger. Woodie make it happen!
He’s both footed and can play as a CAM.What would that solve? He plays on the left.
IMO the right winger is determined by who we get as the #10. We need a playmaker in the attacking four, if we got Ozil for example then we could get a more goal scoring wide player, but if we got a second striker like Griezmann we would need a wide playmaker instead.