PedroMendez
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There is no way that Bayern is buying this oaf.
Bayern would be a decent move for him. I read this morning if Rom goes, Darwin Nunez could be on the way in. I rate Gabriel Jesus and he is available, I'd take him in a heartbeat, just as i would Sterling
Inter really want him back. Chelsea are supposedly trying to get them to agree to a £17m loan fee now and £60m obligation to buy in 2023.
A deal like that I would snap their hands off and forget this disaster ever happened
Edit: here comes Bayern. Lukaku is in demand. Love to see it.
Agreement between Lukaku and Inter, but they don’t want/can pay nothing.
So now it’s all on Lukaku to force the exit with something like refusing to train and play, he has to find the solution, it’s all on him now
Inter apparently want Lukaku back and are in pole position for Dybala. I suppose that does mean Martinez could be on the move. But I’m not sure if we’re interested in him.May be a swap with Lautaro ?
Bayern would be a decent move for him. I read this morning if Rom goes, Darwin Nunez could be on the way in. I rate Gabriel Jesus and he is available, I'd take him in a heartbeat, just as i would Sterling
Inter really want him back. Chelsea are supposedly trying to get them to agree to a £17m loan fee now and £60m obligation to buy in 2023.
A deal like that I would snap their hands off and forget this disaster ever happened
That seems extremely unlikely.
Inter are reportedly being forced to sell one of their prize jewels (Bastoni, Lautaro, Skriniar) this summer because they need to raise funds. Why would they give a bunch of that money back immediately in a massive loan fee, much less commit to give the rest of it back (and more) with an obligated buy for an aging striker on huge wages?
Marotta is a very savvy operator in the transfer market. My guess is that he will take Lukaku only if he can loan him for a year relatively cheaply, especially as this might smooth things out if they sell Lautaro.
Where is any logic in this? You payed him over 100 million and now you are giving him for free just to save money from his salary?
Yes they do for younger players who they buy for 15-20 mil and then earn money on loans and in the end they sell that player or use him.this is what Chelsea do though
Yes they do for younger players who they buy for 15-20 mil and then earn money on loans and in the end they sell that player or use him.
With Lukaku they will just lose 100 mil.
You really expect that club from Italy will pay that sum? They just throw those clauses for fun. Lazio accepted 30 mil clause for our Pereira, ffs.If that's the case I will snap their hands off. We will happily accept the loss with him and move on instead of keeping him unhappy in dressing room may not be a wise move. If we get some 60mn back for him then that's more than good enough at present circumstances.
Why would Chelsea do that though? A deal has to at least pretend to be somewhat amendable to both sides, even if one side is getting the better end of the deal. Stories out of Italy say Inter and Lukaku's people have been on contact and he's willing to take a 50% pay cut to go back there. If Inter are as unwilling as you say, then I doubt Lukaku goes anywhere.
He was 22 or 23 when they bought him. But yeah, they payed him a lot. Still they have time to sell him (if he is under contract, not sure about that)Bakayoko?
They still can't get Lukaku like player for them for that money. He played well for them and still they earned some 50 mn from that deal. So i don't think there is a problem for them.You really expect that club from Italy will pay that sum? They just throw those clauses for fun. Lazio accepted 30 mil clause for our Pereira, ffs.
IF they refuse now to pay 10-15 mil thrn surely year later they will not spend 50 on 30y old striker. They have money issues, remember?They still can't get Lukaku like player for them for that money. He played well for them and still they earned some 50 mn from that deal. So i don't think there is a problem for them.
As I said if they like the deal chelsea will be happy to accept the loss and move on. At least we can't keep player like him unhappy in the dressing room and both could move on. We learnt a hard lesson by kept Torres and try to make him the player he was.
IF they refuse now to pay 10-15 mil thrn surely year later they will not spend 50 on 30y old striker. They have money issues, remember?
Presumably they don't screw deals with chelsea. Deals won't be happened if they think it won't be worth to do. So we can see.IF they refuse now to pay 10-15 mil thrn surely year later they will not spend 50 on 30y old striker. They have money issues, remember?
It definitely might not make sense for Chelsea. But Inter might figure that Chelsea are a wealthy club that could be willing to do a relatively simple loan just to get him out of the side and remove the distraction, especially if they can save the wages. That's the basis of a lot of loan moves.
They still can't get Lukaku like player for them for that money. He played well for them and still they earned some 50 mn from that deal. So i don't think there is a problem for them.
As I said if they like the deal chelsea will be happy to accept the loss and move on. At least we can't keep player like him unhappy in the dressing room and both could move on. We learnt a hard lesson by kept Torres and try to make him the player he was.
Well its upto inter to say how much he is worth. Chelsea are not here to push his rate up. They may rate him for 60 mn or go away from chelsea proposal.He played well for Conte though, who's no longer there. I think he won't be hitting same heights like he did before over there, just remains to be seen if he's going to be enough of a donkey for Inter to realize he ain't worth paying 60 mil for.
That would make zero sense for Chelsea. Don't think Inter would enter into negotiations with a pipedream that they can just have Lukaku back for basically nothing. Despite the disastrous season, he's still a good striker in his prime. If they can't afford him, they can't afford him. A £3m loan deal with no obligation only suits Inter. A deal with an obligation to buy to be paid over several installments would probably be the best deal they could hope for that Chelsea would actually agree to.
Madr zero sense why Chelsea brought him in the first place, so not sure why this is seemingly improbable.
I suspect there is still money outstanding for him. I expect that they'll get him on loan and some of the monies owed on the transfer fee will be forgiven. How much that will be is anyones guess.
So you think Chelsea will make a £97m mistake and then compound that mistake by practically giving him away for free 12 months later?
Barcelona bought Coutinho for 135M... 15 months later he was on loan for 6% of that. When you've made a mistake, it is smarter to acknowledge you did and try to move on.
A year-long loan in Italy can benefit Chelsea if it revives Lukaku's career and increases his credentials again. Wealthier clubs than Inter could be on the market for him next summer.
That was a terrible deal by Barca. They sent him on loan to a CL rival who helped knock Barca out.
So you think Chelsea will make a £97m mistake and then compound that mistake by practically giving him away for free 12 months later?
Quite the conundrum.Situation today:
> Chelsea wants 100 million
> Inter offer 0 million