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Transfer Tweets - England/Scotland - 2024/25
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sparx99
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Surely, this sort of stuff from Chelsea needs looking into by the PFA & FIFPro. If it was Utd freezing players out for not signing a contract we'd never stop hearing about it.
Official: Anthony Gordon signs a new long-term contract with Newcastle United until 2029 (according to Ben Jacobs)
Sounds like the Diarra case might play a part here.
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Unsure on source, but nice.
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Marcos Senesi is among the best defenders in the Premier League at this stage of the season.
He has a contract until 2026 and Bournemouth wants to renew it, but there are several clubs interested in him.
No central player in the five major European leagues has made more entrances (1.33) or defensive actions for 90 minutes (15.64) than he did.
Senesi would be among Argentina’s nominees for the next FIFA [international] window.
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Tom Van Persie
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Devil_forever
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PAY IT. JUST PAY THE DAMN FEE. He would be cheaper than Hojlund and is leagues above him.
saik
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Why? We're reportedly acquiring their manager, the one who developed Gyökeres into the player he is today, after he was previously plucked from the Championship. If he could do that, surely he can do the same with Højlund, who is not only younger but also already competing at a higher level and has a similar profile?PAY IT. JUST PAY THE DAMN FEE. He would be cheaper than Hojlund and is leagues above him.
Devil_forever
You're only young once, you can be immature f'ever
You can only develop the raw talent there and imo Hojlund is a very very limited player and I don’t think he will hit anywhere near the same heights. Gyokeres seems to be a vital cog in Amorim’s style of play, I’d back him to bring him in.Why? We're reportedly acquiring their manager, the one who developed Gyökeres into the player he is today, after he was previously plucked from the Championship. If he could do that, surely he can do the same with Højlund, who is not only younger but also already competing at a higher level and has a similar profile?
saik
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Yea, no. Hojlund has lot of raw talent. He's inconsistent and goes missing but he's shown in glimpses that there's lot of potential to work with. Gyokeres was an absolute nobody at Hojlund's age. If Amorim can't do anything remotely similar with Hojlund to what he did with Gyokeres then that will end up as a black mark on his coaching ability.You can only develop the raw talent there and imo Hojlund is a very very limited player and I don’t think he will hit anywhere near the same heights. Gyokeres seems to be a vital cog in Amorim’s style of play, I’d back him to bring him in.
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Hoeneß's release clause amount is in the region of €7-8m for a Premier League club.
Hoeneß's release clause amount is in the region of €7-8m for a Premier League club.
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Official: Edu leaves Arsenal
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Hugo Larsson's not keen on leaving Frankfurt at this time.
Hugo Larsson's not keen on leaving Frankfurt at this time.
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He's valued at €50-60m before any add-ons are included though he does have a release clause of €80m.
He's valued at €50-60m before any add-ons are included though he does have a release clause of €80m.
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