saivet
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Why won't City buy him? Liverpool and Barcelona don't have the money. Bayern is too sensible to fork out too much money but I'd argue that if Real Madrid really wants a player, they will always find a way to make it happen. I think realistically, only City or us can afford him but knowing City, they won't go into a bidding war as their club is too well run to overpay a player salary and transfer fee.No one will buy him because no one has the money. Barcelona can't, they're past bankruptcy, Real can't, Bayern won't shell out 180 million, Liverpool won't, we won't, City won't.
Also, Haaland's contract is cheaper, much, much, much cheaper.
To be fair if he is/was interested in going to bloody Liverpool after a couple of good years, a successful season for us there's no reason as to why he wouldn't entertain the idea. It's not a transfer I can see happening at all, but just saying.
Don't remember City linked with Mbappe since his last Monaco season. I think Pep/Txiki's idea is Messi > Haaland > Lautaro > Joao Felix > someone relatively 'unknown' between 20-23 years old who's ready to make another step (Darwin Nunez etc.). And like I said before, I think Mbappe will sign another extension anyway and leave after World Cup '22.Why won't City buy him? Liverpool and Barcelona don't have the money. Bayern is too sensible to fork out too much money but I'd argue that if Real Madrid really wants a player, they will always find a way to make it happen. I think realistically, only City or us can afford him but knowing City, they won't go into a bidding war as their club is too well run to overpay a player salary and transfer fee.
Doesn’t he predominantly play on the right for PSG and France?
Yes, but if it's his last year, the obligation to buy phase would be at the end of said season, when the player's original contract would have become null and void by virtue of the time duration of the original contract having expired. There's no more obligation to buy if the original contract has ended. The clubs don't buy the players themselves but rather the rights to their contractual obligations.I would guess that if you’re agreeing on a obligation to buy the buying club would negotiate a contract with the player straight away (not when the obligation kicks in). Otherwise clubs would always be able to back out of obligation to buy after the loan ended stating that they couldn’t agree terms with the player.
Since the player then are bound to the contract with the buying club he can’t sign for someone else after 6 months as that would be breach of contract.
Yeah, they only had to break the record for biggest financial losses in world football (a record they still own) as well as double-salary their players (above and below board) and a host of other extremely shady illegal accounting to get the title of "well-run club".I think realistically, only City or us can afford him but knowing City, they won't go into a bidding war as their club is too well run to overpay a player salary and transfer fee.
Well saidYeah, they only had to break the record for biggest financial losses in world football (a record they still own) as well as double-salary their players (above and below board) and a host of other extremely shady illegal accounting to get the title of "well-run club".
Covid has helped them as the empty seats are like home fans.
Absolutely no one will pay that if he can be signed for free a couple of months later.He becomes a free agent at the end of the calendar year 2021.
In normal times, he would have been sold 300 millions next summer, but likely to be sold 100/150m
Absolutely no one will pay that if he can be signed for free a couple of months later.
I am talking in terms of valuation. When I say 100 or 150, not necessarily in cash.
Possible if a club wants to secure him in 2021 next summer without facing any competition
Of course, he can leave in 2022 but the competition would be tougher: say 4-5 clubs may attract him
It would probably make more sense for Mbappe to sign somewhere next Jan to get that huge signing on fee!
When was the last time we signed either the next up and coming super hot foreign prospect or a genuine “best player in the world” contender?What kind of signing is that?
Was going to respond, Pogba. We over paid for Maguore and were a better team then when we got Pogba. Van Persie was a signing although way older of a very darn good player in that position. It’s weird to think we can’t make a signing like this because of past situations, I feel like we were unable to lure top talent in because we were so dire.When was the last time we signed either the next up and coming super hot foreign prospect or a genuine “best player in the world” contender?
One could argue Pogba fits the bill but that transfer is a bit different as he was coming back.
Pogba is a different case imo. We paid a lot for Maguire but I don’t think he qualifies as a contender for “best player in the world”. RVP and Sanchez were both 30ish when signed, so aren’t up and coming nor “best player in the world” contenders.Was going to respond, Pogba. We over paid for Maguore and were a better team then when we got Pogba. Van Persie was a signing although way older of a very darn good player in that position. It’s weird to think we can’t make a signing like this because of past situations, I feel like we were unable to lure top talent in because we were so dire.
Sanchez was the best player in his position too.
i get feeling discouraged because our spending hasn’t been the best but it’s completely possible, it’s exactly how teams make the step up is either through the great small end prospect investments or that one signing no one thought they could pull off and do. Well generally both.
I get that there’s a lot of hype at the moment around Haaland and for good reason but come on Mbappe is one of the most exciting players in the world. He would be an incredible signing!
He will sign, because no one else could afford him.
Ed should definatley be having a cheeky sniff around this.
His price will drop by at least a third in the summerAfter the excellent job he did this summer going after Sancho, what could go wrong?
Madrid didn't spend any money in the summer because they want to sign him next summer. Will be interesting to see if he stays though, Madrid will be fecked.He will sign, because no one else could afford him.
Who would people prefer, Halland or Mbappe?