Im not saying they wont after a takeover but their moves will start from the takeover, not now. literally as Tuchel has saidI guarantee Chelsea will make moves in the next window. No deal is done until the contract has been signed. Money talks and new signinhs after a takeover is almost certain
I'm not so sure. That would be incredibly poor planning. You may have t wait to ct but the players you want can be lined up ready. It's not like players don't agree on a contract with multiple clubs before deciding on the one they join. This has been reported many times before.Im not saying they wont after a takeover but their moves will start from the takeover, not now. literally as Tuchel has said
Players and agents will have discussions with various clubs? Thats my point, nobody is authorised to do anything at Chelsea. What can anybody offer a target now? Here, Utd have offered me 200k a week and this is their project for next season. Chelsea cannot counter any of that because they don't have a clue about financing at the very least. This isn't a new manager, its a new owner of a club who were bankrolled by a sugar daddy. In all likelihood theyll be at Spurs or Arsenal level of fees.I'm not so sure. That would be incredibly poor planning. You may have t wait to ct but the players you want can be lined up ready. It's not like players don't agree on a contract with multiple clubs before deciding on the one they join. This has been reported many times before.
As for Tchouameni, i think it's a poor link as Chelsea are already really strong in CM. No doubt Monaco is dropping all the names they can in the hope to start a bidding war.
Chelsea might struggle if the sale gets delayed. Liverpool, Real Madrid and PSG are all good fits though and with those three in for him, Monaco must be hopeful of a bidding war.
We'll agree to disagree.Players and agents will have discussions with various clubs? Thats my point, nobody is authorised to do anything at Chelsea. What can anybody offer a target now? Here, Utd have offered me 200k a week and this is their project for next season. Chelsea cannot counter any of that because they don't have a clue about financing at the very least. This isn't a new manager, its a new owner of a club who were bankrolled by a sugar daddy. In all likelihood theyll be at Spurs or Arsenal level of fees.
Its just lazy journalism
Im not so sure about that. Jorginho and kante are getting on. Other than them they haven’t got anyone who can play in that position. But they do have to fill many positions especially in their defence before thinking about throwing big money at Rice or Tchouameni.I'm not so sure. That would be incredibly poor planning. You may have t wait to ct but the players you want can be lined up ready. It's not like players don't agree on a contract with multiple clubs before deciding on the one they join. This has been reported many times before.
As for Tchouameni, i think it's a poor link as Chelsea are already really strong in CM. No doubt Monaco is dropping all the names they can in the hope to start a bidding war.
Much prefer Ndicka/Timber from the little I've seen.His ball playing ability makes Smalling look like David Luiz.
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Is there a good sauce concerning Kotchap?
I swear you used to see players turn down moves when the teams interested were stacked.
Like I know Tchouameni would be confident of succeeding but would you got Liverpool when you’ve got Fabinho, Henderson and Thiago in place?
Or Madrid when you have Kroos, Modric, Valverde, Camavinga, etc already there.
By the time you make it as a player who is good enough to be coveted by these kind of clubs, you have already outperformed your peers at multiple levels all the way through various youth systems and eventually in to regular first team football at a club in one of Europe's big 5 leagues.
The odds are massively against any individual ever making a career as a football player - I don't think we should be surprised therefore that players like Tchouameni might fancy themselves to continue to defy the odds, after many years of doing just that. I think most top players think that way and would back themselves to succeed at most clubs, given the opportunity.
- Negotiations for Lingard are advanced with two clubs.
- The interested clubs have already been mentioned by other journalists yesterday.
- As of now, Dean Henderson intends to leave United either on loan or permanently.
- May change under Erik ten Hag (note: Ajax were interested in bringing him in on loan in January)
- Luckhurst reminders
- United remain interested in Pau Torres
- Mata, Pogba, Cavani, and Grant will join Matic in leaving the club.
According to Sky Sports News info, Ramy Bensebaini is also not close to a move to Borussia Dortmund. Dortmund has the LB on the list but also still [have] some LB's in the squad. Before Guerreiro or Schulz jump [to new clubs], a transfer of the Gladbach player is rather unlikely.
- Negotiations for Lingard are advanced with two clubs.
- The interested clubs have already been mentioned by other journalists yesterday.
- As of now, Dean Henderson intends to leave United either on loan or permanently.
- May change under Erik ten Hag (note: Ajax were interested in bringing him in on loan in January)
- Luckhurst reminders
- United remain interested in Pau Torres
- Mata, Pogba, Cavani, and Grant will join Matic in leaving the club.
Players and agents will have discussions with various clubs? Thats my point, nobody is authorised to do anything at Chelsea. What can anybody offer a target now? Here, Utd have offered me 200k a week and this is their project for next season. Chelsea cannot counter any of that because they don't have a clue about financing at the very least. This isn't a new manager, its a new owner of a club who were bankrolled by a sugar daddy. In all likelihood theyll be at Spurs or Arsenal level of fees.
Its just lazy journalism
This guy is the worst player in the Premier League and he had no business at Newcastle even before they got rich. Cannot believe his contract has been extended under this regime.
Would be insanity to spend anything over £40m on Rice.