Transfer Tweets - 2021/22 | Check the OP for blacklisted sources before posting
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He’s really not, he’s got a great work ethic for a start
He can also play on the RWF
So basically Barcelona are buying everyone or trying to?
Piss off with your facts. My comment was very droll. Now you’ve ruined it.
Works his arse off - weirdly he gets fouled all the time
| Player | Span | Nation | Pos | Squad | 90s | CrdY | CrdR | 2CrdY | Fls | Fld | Off | Crs | Int | TklW | PKwon | PKcon | OG |
| Richarlison | 2021-22 | br BRA | FW,MF | Everton | 18.2 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 29 | 53 | 16 | 11 | 13 | 17 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Harry Kane | 2021-22 | eng ENG | FW | Tottenham | 26.9 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 35 | 49 | 13 | 28 | 6 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Source: Marca (Mario Cortegana; article in English)
- Several teams have contacted Jovic's camp about the player's plans and his fit into their plans.
- The teams have yet to commence negotiations with Real Madrid.
- Interested teams
- Arsenal
- Everton
- AC Milan
- Borussia Dortmund (Jovic is not a primary target)
- Jovic's contract ends in 2025, making a sale difficult given that he was signed for €60M.
- Real Madrid want to loan him out with a purchase option.
- Jovic & Real Madrid are both in agreement that the player himself should leave in the summer.
Implying Marcus hasn’t? If so this narrative needs to die. Ralf has said Marcus trains very well and just need to build confidence to translate his training performances into the pitch in games.
The absolute pile-on towards one of our best homegrown players in a while and someone who has carried the club since his debut is bizarre and quite disconcerting.
His workrate on the pitch is poor, defensively and pressing - reflected in the stats as well. Not sure what games you're watching of his if you disagree with that. I don't really care how he trains if it doesn't transfer to the pitch.
Can you find these quotes for me? Because I’m pretty sure that was about Sancho.
Plus you’d have to be blind to suggest that Marcus Rashford has been putting the effort in on the pitch during games over the past season. Whether he’s carried the club in previously (he hasn’t and has masked poor all-round performances with good stats for quite a while now) should be irrelevant in 2022 if he’s 1) not kicked on from that and 2) doesn’t give a feck anymore for whatever reason, because he sure as hell isn’t carrying anyone if he continues playing like he is now.
I’m not slagging Marcus, but he clearly needs to get back to basics, up the on field work and get back to what got him in the team in the first place. He needs to translate his training ground performance to the pitch
Summarised translation:
Both Icardi and PSG will need to make compromises in order for the player to leave (Icardi on his wages; PSG on the fee).
Summary:
The buy option amount for this summer is €30M.
Why would Rangnick be saying Sancho hasn't been able to apply what he's been doing in training since he's been there to matches?
Both the appearances and CL qualification have to be met or either one?
Both need to be met.
Cool. Thanks.
Surely Spurs will be buying him regardless of top 4 as €35m is a snip for a player like him.
Fax one: To buy: RiceSo has he faxed through the shopping list
Fax two: sorry that’s my food shopping
No thanks for the overrated British passport
Piss off 
- Other candidates
- Mauricio Pochettino
- Julen Lopetegui
- Luis Enrique
- Tuchel no longer viable
- Ten Hag leads the way with Pochettino's chances diminishing
- United also need to talk to ten Hag's agent, Kees Vos
- Kees Vos negotiated van Persie's transfer to United
- United sources state that the process has a long way to go and that there's no clear favourite.
- Milan's offer: 4 years, €3M after taxes
- Origi's fine with the length but wants €4.5M after taxes.
- Origi's preference is to join AC Milan, so the only thing to sort out is the salary.
Not for the €35m annual wages that he is allegedly looking for.
Notice how they start by implying Ten Haag has it in the bag and finish by saying, not really.
It's quite clear they haven't got a fecking clue and they're just hedging their bets, so that, whatever happens, they can say "I told you so, you heard it here first".
Sports journalism is such a shoddy little affair.
A little more info (and for those who don't like the Daily Mail):
Since ten Hag still has 15 months left on his contract, United will likely have to pay €5M (£4.2M) in compensation to Ajax. This compensation is also mentioned in the Daily Mail, but they go with a looser estimate of £4M.
Since ten Hag still has 15 months left on his contract, United will likely have to pay €5M (£4.2M) in compensation to Ajax. This compensation is also mentioned in the Daily Mail, but they go with a looser estimate of £4M.
If you're referring to the bullet points that precede the article, you can blame the DM editors on that. They love to be sensational with those. The article itself, however, makes no mention of ten Hag being the favourite. If anything, it states the exact opposite by trying to assert that there's a long way to go in the process.
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