Transfer Tweets - Summer 2017 | Keep it on topic

I guess Barcelona is waiting for Liverpool and probably Dortmund to find Coutinhos and Dembeles replacements before announcing both.
 
How do they plan to buy Lemar and Keita and still fit everyone in?
 
Yeah I didn't understand that either. Is that common practice for a player signing a year later?

I'm guessing, if you have to register a player you may need a medical to do so. This maybe like an advanced registration? I have no fecking clue.
 
Giving a player a medical a year before signing him makes no sense.. what happens if he breaks his legs in March?
 
Liverpool get the player they wanted, Leipzig keep the player this season and get good money certainly more than his RC. Good deal for all parties.
 
Or maybe just to make sure he doesnt have some undetected condition..
They'll probably check his teeth :D
 
So weird for RB not to hold on till next summer to sell him, he'll have much better clubs after him after being in the CL too. Seems weird to settle for Liverpool.
 
Liverpool going the Man City route? Completely top loaded with average to poor everywhere else?
 
He's a good player and a good buy, but I'd struggle to say £48m+ not to sign him for another year is good business.
 
Cracking signing, it has to be said. Fecking Liverpool look up for it. Was hoping they'd do an Arsenal and sit on their money.
 
Either way, fair play to them for getting it done. Keita is a hell of a signing for any club aspiring to win the league. If they nab Lemar too it won't matter where they'll all fit, the abundance of quality in the squad will be good for them.
 
As opposed to paying the £80m+ that RB are demanding now? It makes sense

My concern is more about the medical, not the fee that they are paying. Unless it's a formal procedure, it's weird that a player is having a medical for arriving a year later.
 
He has a clause that kicks in next season. The player wants the move. Leipzig cant prevent him from moving next summer for a certain amount. Looks like Liverpool just offered them a little more than that decided to wrap it up now.
They clearly think other clubs might be in for him next summer..

If that is the case, then I wonder why the player would agree to a move now.. Surely he'll be in a stronger negotiating position next summer..
Maybe he doesnt want to risk it and is cashing in while his stock is high. Not really a great sign that.
 
I hope they do get him and Evans. Wouldn't mind loaning them Pereira either if Mahrez bolts.

That Burnley midfield spot Gudmondsonn is in is begging for a loan like Pereira to take over.

Leicester would be interesting, but I worry they'd just play 442 and go with proper wingers over Pereira.

Swansea could work. Clement can recognize quality and they have little creative talent to get Abraham service.

Bournemouth, in the role Wilshere played, makes sense too. Could see him beating out Arter and Gosling immediately in their 433 or Ibe and Stanislas out left when they go 4411 with King behind Defoe.

My first choice would be Huddersfield. They have started well but they play 3 of Ince, Kachunga and either Van La Parra or Palmer behind Mounie and ahead of Mooy and Billing and I'm sure Pereira would be first choice ahead of that band of mediocre attacking mids, and their manager and his teammates seem decent enough that he wouldn't just be constantly alone like at Granada.
 
Genuinely baffling that he's going to commit to Liverpool when he could potentially have the pick of top clubs next summer. Bad move and he'll regret it.
 
Genuinely baffling that he's going to commit to Liverpool when he could potentially have the pick of top clubs next summer. Bad move and he'll regret it.

Yep, it's a weird one. Liverpool should get a good sell-on fee for him when better clubs come in for him a couple of years down the line though.
 
Genuinely baffling that he's going to commit to Liverpool when he could potentially have the pick of top clubs next summer. Bad move and he'll regret it.
In what sense will he regret it? As much as I hate to say it, Liverpool certainly are going in the right direction. They made top 4 last season, and imo could mount a title charge. I know you'll respond by saying they'll never challenge with unless they sort of that defence ect, but I just have a feeling that they will do some damage this year.
 
In what sense will he regret it? As much as I hate to say it, Liverpool certainly are going in the right direction. They made top 4 last season, and imo could mount a title charge. I know you'll respond by saying they'll never challenge with unless they sort of that defence ect, but I just have a feeling that they will do some damage this year.
It appears he just went for the safety net of a big move. He could have waited and if he did well, there'll be plenty of clubs who'd be willing as much if not more money given his 48m clause.

I can't say it's the wrong thing to do, just the risk averse thing to do.
 
From Dortmund's FB account -
Transfer from ousmane dembélé to FC Barcelona perfect.

The transfer of the French International Ousmane Dembélé (20) from Borussia Dortmund to fc Barcelona is perfect. All necessary documents are signed, and the player has successfully completed the medicine check at the host club.

Borussia Dortmund and fc Barcelona had already agreed on the transfer modalities on Friday last week.
 
In what sense will he regret it? As much as I hate to say it, Liverpool certainly are going in the right direction. They made top 4 last season, and imo could mount a title charge. I know you'll respond by saying they'll never challenge with unless they sort of that defence ect, but I just have a feeling that they will do some damage this year.

Your feeling won't translate into reality when there is absolutely zero evidence they've learned from last year. They conceded 3 against Watford, Palace could have certainly got a point at Anfield. Beating a shambolic Arsenal team proves absolutely nothing, we know they're good against the better sides.

Keita, if he continues his form, would have far bigger clubs after him than Liverpool. If you're him, why don't you wait and see what the next year holds? Seems bizarre to commit to a long term team a year ahead of time.
 
Your feeling won't translate into reality when there is absolutely zero evidence they've learned from last year. They conceded 3 against Watford, Palace could have certainly got a point at Anfield. Beating a shambolic Arsenal team proves absolutely nothing, we know they're good against the better sides.

Keita, if he continues his form, would have far bigger clubs after him than Liverpool. If you're him, why don't you wait and see what the next year holds? Seems bizarre to commit to a long term team a year ahead of time.
Keita was ready to commit to Liverpool this year, and would have signed most probably a 5 year deal. I suppose in his mind he is just getting the move he wanted, and if other clubs want him next year because he has had a good season, then I guess it is tough luck for not wanting to take a chance on him the season before like Liverpool.
 
Every season Liverpool spank Arsenal and "they're back." :lol:

They have glaring issues to address in that squad. Keita won't stop them conceding 3 goals to the likes of Swansea and Watford.
 
So PSG buying Neymar will indirectly make Liverpool stronger.
Coutinho -> Barcelona
Keita & Lemar -> Liverpool
If this happens, I guess people enjoying laughing at Barcelona won't be laughing so much.
Please let this not be true.
 


Not got the translation, but fairly obvious. Clearly official.
 
Gutted Keita is going to Liverpool, albeit next season, he'll massively improve their midfield.

Lemar, not so much. He's a slightly lesser player than Coutinho and won't make a significant improvement to their starting 11.