A win against palace isn't likely to change his mind about anything
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A win against palace isn't likely to change his mind about anything
Bit like when Ed buys Joses targets after he left?
Couldnt we say that about centre back and right wing too?
Agree with this.
Bayern, juve etc have all used short term deals effectively over the few years so dont think we should be too good for it as long it fits into an overall strategy
Also until we get back to winning things it will remain harder to get good quality players in so there has to be some compromise
How the heck did we miss both Sancho and Grealish. Cheap yank ****
Ole has already said, he needs a bigger squad for the CL.
In Ed Woodward's view the club they have delivered. Henderson like a new signing, Smalling like a new signing, Rojo (left footed defender), Mengi coming through.
Will never get over how frequently the big teams do deals with each other in Italy. It’s very merry-go-round there.
I don’t think Ole is the issue on that regards
The only reason we were in for Grealish is if Villa got relegated. When he kept them up, he removed any chance of moving this transfer season. He's not a 70 million pound transfer and never will be.
So Falk basically said on Stretford Paddock podcast that we only have a chance at Thiago if Liverpool don't come in for him and Sancho is getting further away by the day, so in other words he is just reiterating what he has said in previous tweets and nothing has changed. He also confirmed that Utd left it too late to approach Leipzig for Upamecano which is a joke
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Know nothing about him other than he becomes a top right winger on FM19!
That one really flew under the radar
Same, its like an addiction at this point. I keep telling myself that a) nothing is likely to happen anyway and deals like VdB happening that quick are a rarity and b) only check once in morning and once at night. That as you can see by my activity today hasnt been the case
No chance. You think Daniel Levy’s going to fork out 600 grand a week on one player? Even if Madrid covered half his wages he’d still easily be their highest earner.
Apparently there were rumours of Bayern Munich being interested in Marcelo Brozovic.
We have one in our U21s
Eintracht Frankfurt's Daichi Kamada extends his stay with his club.
Rough translation: Sergio Reguilon will be announced as a Spurs player in the next few hours. There is a full agreement between all parties (Spurs, Real Madrid, Reguilon's camp).
Milot Rashica's future is still up in the air.
Villarreal sign promising left back Pervis Estupinan from Watford.
This is a decent signing for Cologne.
You’d think Reguilon would want CL football rather than another year of Europa league.
It's £30m a year in wages! Even if Real Madrid granted a free transfer its hard to see Spurs agreeing to pay those wages.
That being said a forward line of Son Kane Bale is pretty tasty even if the rest of their team is a bit rubbish.
It's £30m a year in wages! Even if Real Madrid granted a free transfer its hard to see Spurs agreeing to pay those wages.
That being said a forward line of Son Kane Bale is pretty tasty even if the rest of their team is a bit rubbish.
This was retweeted by Christian Falk.
Looks like there isn't much movement on Thiago yet.
Looks like there isn't much movement on Thiago yet.
Apparently, Barcelona were interested in signing Angelino from Man. City, but the player himself was always keen on returning to RB Leipzig. He's also hoping to stay in Leipzig for many more years.
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Leipzig might take further action on Leeds for not spending the transfer fee to purchase Jean-Kevin Augustin.
Background: Leeds had an obligation to purchase Augustin if the club was promoted to the Premier League.
Despite doing so, Leeds, however, aren't willing to pay the fee. They argue that the clause was "expired" by the time they achieved promotion (after the lengthy COVID-19 hiatus). Florian Scholz, Leipzig's commercial director of sport, had this to say:
Background: Leeds had an obligation to purchase Augustin if the club was promoted to the Premier League.
Despite doing so, Leeds, however, aren't willing to pay the fee. They argue that the clause was "expired" by the time they achieved promotion (after the lengthy COVID-19 hiatus). Florian Scholz, Leipzig's commercial director of sport, had this to say:
Leicester are hoping to have Under ready to play against Burnley on Sunday.
Purchase obligation fee: 27 million Euros (24.6 million Pounds)
Purchase obligation fee: 27 million Euros (24.6 million Pounds)
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I think you are failing to consider a massive part of this equation. If the loan works out, that means you have a brilliant, Spains number 1, LB for two seasons. That means more wins and possibly finishing above the team that has to rely on Brandon Williams and Diego Dalot when Shaw picks up his regularly scheduled two to three month knock.
That one was all down to us refusing a buy back clause and rightly so imo. Had it not been for that I think he’d be signing for Utd.
The difference between us and Spurs won't come down to who has the stronger LB. I can tell you that much.
You're also assuming we get no left back this or next season. And that Shaw gets injured.
Looks like Sorloth might be on his way to RB Leipzig.
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In the meantime, Leeds confirm another signing.
Keep an eye out for him. He might turn out to be a pretty good player.
Keep an eye out for him. He might turn out to be a pretty good player.
Best name in the league by far.
A couple of Fiorentina-related transfers:
True but the thing with injury-prone players is, they tend to get injured. So is it possible that Luke stays fit and healthy and slim the entire campaign, and Ole uses him brilliantly? Sure. I guess it is in the realm of possibility. But I wouldn't fecking bet the house on it.
Eibar sign Yoshinori Muto on loan from Newcastle United.
He's certainly no Small Town Boy.
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