Official: Jannik Vestergaard signs for Leicester City
According to Rob Dorsett, his fee is 15 million Pounds in total.
According to Rob Dorsett, his fee is 15 million Pounds in total.
More info on the Locatelli transfer:
- Juve upped their offer to 35 million Euros
- Structure: 3-year loan w/ conditional purchase obligation (CL qualification)
- Fee closer to what Sassuolo want; no agreement yet, however
- Sassuolo want more conditions to trigger a mandatory purchase
He will never be as good as he was. It is impossible. That player is gone. He can be very good, but not at the same level.That's his last big contract I guess. Hopefully he's nowhere near as good after his injury and they're left paying high wages to somebody who isn't up to it.
Big stretch though
Source:
The 3 options:
United prefer a sale, so as it stands, Everton's offer might tempt United the most.
- Everton
- Flamengo: Salary would be split between Flamengo and United
- Fenerbahce: yet to make a bid
He will never be as good as he was. It is impossible. That player is gone. He can be very good, but not at the same level.
Athletes have fully recovered from worse. Some people are still stuck back in the 90’s in regards to things like sports medicine.Has noone ever fully come back/recovered fully from that kind of injury in the history of football? Im genuinly curious here.
I mean, many doubted Shaw , but that is maybe not the same kind of injury.
Has noone ever fully come back/recovered fully from that kind of injury in the history of football? Im genuinly curious here.
I mean, many doubted Shaw , but that is maybe not the same kind of injury.
@FabrizioRomano: Everton have approached Manchester United for Andreas Pereira. Many clubs are interested in signing Andreas on loan, Man Utd still prioritize permanent sale #EFC #MUFC @mattemoretto
As per @fredcaldeira, Flamengo asked for Andreas Pereira on loan sharing his salary.
Not when it's soft tissue damage. Not to that extent. That thing about sports science improving to that extent is not true. Not unless they've discovered a way to regrow ligaments other than from cadavers or from tendon. Shaw had a broken leg. Broken bones heal and get stronger.Has noone ever fully come back/recovered fully from that kind of injury in the history of football? Im genuinly curious here.
I mean, many doubted Shaw , but that is maybe not the same kind of injury.
Potential Camavinga replacement?
Translation:
For the moment, though, Alvarez is not for sale.
On Thilo Kehrer: Leverkusen's offer exists as L'Equipe announced, but the player is no longer very keen to leave. In the [PSG] locker room, the German ensures that he will stay...and Leverkusen has already activated other [transfer] tracks (in CB and RB)
Palace would be great once he gets games. Plays in the Prem, easy to keep an eye on him.
Palace would be great once he gets games. Plays in the Prem, easy to keep an eye on him.
He is indeed unfortunately.Am I remembering correctly that Eze is out with a long term injury?
If so, there should be space for Amad to get proper game time.
Source:
The quoted Tweet from RMadridistaReal states that Camavinga may just run down his contract and choose his club next summer.
Eze is out of the season. Ruptured achillies in a freak training ground incident or something.Am I remembering correctly that Eze is out with a long term injury?
If so, there should be space for Amad to get proper game time.
Yeah and Townsend has gone too.Am I remembering correctly that Eze is out with a long term injury?
If so, there should be space for Amad to get proper game time.
Not true at all.Not when it's soft tissue damage. Not to that extent. That thing about sports science improving to that extent is not true. Not unless they've discovered a way to regrow ligaments other than from cadavers or from tendon. Shaw had a broken leg. Broken bones heal and get stronger.
Official: Jannik Vestergaard signs for Leicester City
According to Rob Dorsett, his fee is 15 million Pounds in total.
I read somewhere that you will never recover 100%, but you can be a just as good anyways. If that makes sense.
I read another article about another athlete who had the same issue. His problem was sharpness. He had lost that little sharpness that made him a bit better than others. He eventually got better though.