Ole'sattheWheel
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But they will benefit more playing every week in the U23sWe can register a 3rd keeper from our reserves right now
But they will benefit more playing every week in the U23sWe can register a 3rd keeper from our reserves right now
Yeah, I'm very relaxed. Just focus on training, perform as best as I can. But, for sure, it's going to end in a good way.
I hope so. I was saying this is my club, I've been here many, many years and it's a huge honour to be here and I'm so happy here.
As long as the "good way" means a significantly reduced salary (at least 60% reduction on his current salary) and a willingness to accept the possibility of becoming a back-up if sustained poor performance happens again in the future. Then i'm happy.
Not at 375K and he should not be the club's highest paid player under any circumstances.60% salary reduction - get real. DDG is one of our best players and deserve to be well paid.
60% salary reduction - get real. DDG is one of our best players and deserve to be well paid.
Manchester United are ready to offer €4m for the simple loan of João Félix.
The 'rojiblancos' are asking for 12/13M€.
Atlético remain calm and in no way rule out João's continuation.
[EXCLUSIVE] Enzo Fernandez's Chelsea deal collapses: Benfica have given up on selling him outside the clause after several days of negotiation.
- The Portuguese club has already told the English [club] that, for now, he will only leave by paying the €120m clause in one payment.
- Unless there is a complete turnaround, Enzo Fernandez will stay at Benfica. Rui Costa has shown a willingness to negotiate for several days but his position, after some manoeuvres by Chelsea, is clear: he will stay unless a club pays the release clause.
His United links make him relevant to this topic, especially now that Chelsea's deal is seemingly collapsing.
As long as the "good way" means a significantly reduced salary (at least 60% reduction on his current salary) and a willingness to accept the possibility of becoming a back-up if sustained poor performance happens again in the future. Then i'm happy.
a 60% reduction in his reported salary puts him on £140k per week. For a goalkeeper that is very well paid…
EDIT: Something in the region of £150k per week keeps him the most highly paid keeper in the league still. We need to get real with the salary problems Woodward left us with.
More from Romano:
Isn’t that the problem? It has to be worth more otherwise what’s the point in selling him mid season?85m is actually realistic, don't think Benfica will get much more than that even in the summer.
Doesn't get much more exciting than these Butland links
It’s a fair position given his age and our ability to replace him for much much cheaper. We had no bargaining power when he signed his last contract. Kepa, the next highest paid GK in the league, is on 40% of de gea’s salary (60% less). I’ve always thought reducing his salary by 50% should be the goal.60% salary reduction - get real. DDG is one of our best players and deserve to be well paid.
What if no other teams will pay him more than 40% of his current salary? 60% reduction to stay at his long time club sounds pretty good then? We have all the bargaining power here. No one will pay close to his current wages and we’re prepared to move on if he doesn’t play ball.First of all £150k does not make him the highest paid keeper. Ederson is reported to be at £180-200k - and Allison Becker is reported to be at £160-180k - and I agree that we have paid some of our players too much, but there is no person in the world who would happily accept a 60% salary reduction. And as DDG still is among our best performers he deserves to be well paid. So a 20-25% reduction would be ok in my opinion, anything more than that is wrong
From Ben Jacobs' Substack article for CaughtOffside (Tier 2):
This is from Ben Jacobs, who's providing the info via CaughtOffside. Romano does the same thing from time to time.Caught offside is garbage source,damn it why can't this be Whitwell/Stone/Ducker
Tier 2:
Not only is Kolo Muani not interested in leaving Frankfurt soon, he's also going to be quite expensive if he continues to perform well.
He might be referring to Frankfurt having to qualify for the Champions League. It's a weird translation, but that's what I get out of this.That's all a matter of course, except I wonder where Mr Plettenberg gets the notion from that it is "almost certain" the Eintracht will play internationally next season..
Yeah that would make more sense. Maybe he mistakenly wrote "what" instead of "that"He might be referring to Frankfurt having to qualify for the Champions League. It's a weird translation, but that's what I get out of this.
Newcastle recalled Dubravka, so Butland takes his place in the team.Why are we signing another goalie? I thought we had Heaton & the guy from Newcastle?