Kagawa was bought for £12m + add ons
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He was bought for 16m euros. Nothing to do with 1st/2nd best player. He was on last year of contract and was not going to renew.
It was about 12m, he only had 1 year left if I recall correctly.
He had 1 year left on his deal. Wasn't their best player really and wanted to leave for United.
That is shite. Going for the same amount as cleverley.
Borini didn't go for £14m. The transfer fell through.
That is the biggest IF. At this rate what makes you think we are going to make the top 4.
With LvG at the helm he won't last the next six months imo, give him a sustained run and he will play himself out of the club.
Young, Nani, Anderson, Zaha and Lindegaard won't go for any of those prices.
I dont understand why we are doing all these loan deals when we decided we don't want the player and also why do business with Juventus AGAIN?
We should really tell juve to get fecked.
I worded it incorrectly but I think that was because of the player but the fee was agreed. Still, Woodward should be able to extract a lot for our players providing he can sell them to the right clubs.
A player like Young or Fellaini might interest a Big Sam or Pulis.
Wages.
We haven't deal with Juve. They've agreed terms with his agent nothing else.
Well they can agree all they want but if they don't show us the cash Woodward should tell them where to go with their loan offer.
Yes, I read the assumption. I don't believe their maximum value as of this moment is anywhere near what has been estimated on the post but that's just my opinion. Some knowledgeable posters here feel that it might be fair and I value their opinions.
In my opinion -
Anderson - zilch
Hernandez - 8-10m
Young - 5-7m (depending on whether we are willing so subsidize his wages, if not then zilch)
Zaha has gotten 2 million and now 1.5 million in loan fees in 1 and half years only.
Think he would go pretty close to 10 million.
Nani, Lindergaard not really unless Nani does good in the portuguese league and some Russian clubs buys him. For Young wages will be a issue but he'll go for 5/6 million +.
To be fair, if we really do want to get back at Juve for the Evra/Pogba debacles, then loaning/selling them Hernandez is a pretty good way to go about it.
I can see the players being loaned out are the players the club would like back next season if/when we get european football and need a bigger squad . With a maximum 44 games left this season we need to get a few out the door .
Except that he was.
Woody ain't takin' agreements from nobody if the money's not right.
Yes, he will want some.
This is based on Woodward extracting maximum value, that's more than what is likely, that's him being a machine at getting money for our players like he was for Sponsorships.
My original post before somebody questioned it and I posted a scenario, that original post was stating we have spent £136m but imagine if Woodward manages to get every penny he can for the players he needs to sell and recoups £120m, he will have fooled us all.
Therefore if he can do to these players what he did for sponsorship deals then £10m for Young from say Big Sam isn't out of the question or £10m for Nani or £5m for Anderson etc. So I'm not saying it will happen but it could if Woodward is good at getting money for the players, I mean Buttner got us £4m and most wouldn't have thought that when we paid like £2m for him.
im just being positive. an if is an if. big or small is not for me to judge since its a subjective thing. i can only hope that is the case. arsenal started terribly last season and were still top after a run of games. i have a feeling we will convincingly beat burnley and lets see how much confidence we can take from that and move forward. positive thoughts
We can't really demand a lot for Kagawa. He's declined since he arrived and is now simply a back up player.
Honestly, I'd take a little as 5M for Young, and even give him a 2-3M golden handshake just to leave. Get's his 6M per year salary off the books. As for Anderson, I'd hope we could loan him out this season, to someone willing to pay ANY part of his wages. And then just release him when his contract expires, which I hope is the end of the season.
Anything over 10M for Hernandez is a great deal (for us).
haha yeah but big sam has money for one signing and thats not 10mil kind of money. borini is 23 and young. ahsley young is almost 30.
Yes for sure, Cleverley Kagawa Chicharito and Anderson may go and maybe Fellaini and Lindegaard loaned in january
Very few players will stay at a club for more than one season, if they have been told expressly that they will not play. Most will accept a pay cut (if required) to go somewhere else and revive their careers. If a players has say, 3 years left on this contract, only a tiny minority (Winston Bogarde, Paolo Ferreira) are going to write that part of their career off, kicking around with reserves. Fellaini will be gone by this time next year, even to a club playing lower wages.
Also worth considering, that most modern contracts involve a lot of incentive based remuneration. I read that United were doing all their contracts based heavily on performance related factors these days. So players like Fellaini, who aren't playing, aren't going to be pulling home the full whack of their publicized wages. Sometimes it'll be as little as half.
best deal for all parties, and we should wrangle a first dibs agreement on hummels or reus for next summer. we have too much depth at the no.10 kagawa and fellaini really should go.
Many will expect a payoff, especially if they're on £100k a week and expected to receive half.
I'll be bloody gutted if we lose Welbeck and Kagawa in the same window. At least keep Danny for crying out loud!
Juventus can feck off with their loan + buy security option. Evra wanted to go their so I understand why they didn't put up any resistance, but if Chicharito fails there, his sell value is depressingly low. +15m€ and they can have him.
Most modern contracts involve a lot of incentive based remuneration. I read that United were doing all their contracts based heavily on performance related factors these days. So players like Fellaini, who aren't playing, aren't going to be pulling home the full whack of their publicized wages anyway. Sometimes it'll be as little as half.
They might hope for a payoff, doesn't mean they'll get it. Either way, a compromise is often reached easily enough because it's in neither party's interest to have a player rotting in reserves.
Good point, for some reason I thought he was 27.
Zaha and Young are English internationals and both will go for that amount. Cleverley is going 9m and he's in his last year of contract.
We shouldnt give those Italian cnuts a single thing anymore as long as they refuse to give us King Arturo
I'd be willing to put money on Young not going for £10m (unless you lot are subsidising his wages). Zaha is younger so depending on how he does on loan, he might.
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