Transfer Tweets - Europe - 2022/23 | Follow the rules in the OP
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
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Cold.
This is also a bit of a drab announcement from Barcelona:
I will never understand how Barcelona are allowed to get away with this.
Official: Gnabry stays at Bayern Munich
Dude looks and dresses like a bohemian folk and acoustic musician.
Official: Matthias Svanberg joins Wolfsburg from Bologna on a 5-year contract
A bit maybe but Bayern’s president praised Lewandowski and thanked him.
Expected fee for Brobbey: ~€17m
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So based on Spanish Tax rates, that's what, €16.7/8M gross a year? Not sure on De Jong's gross/net figures but have seen about him being asked to forgo figures of around €17M of deferred salary. When those figures put Lewa on around €320k a week gross, easy to understand why Frenkie and his agents aren't taking Barca's nonsense over his wages..
This would also see Lewandowski earn substantially less than at Bayern.
Fantastic signing for Ajax.
I know he wasn't great at Arsenal, but he seems to have impressed Ancelotti enough to get a few spot minutes in some big games and 10M for a 25 year old midfielder with 11 Spanish caps is a bargain. Not sure why a Prem team that needs creativity in the middle of the park like Everton, Wolves or Fulham aren't in for him. That's a steal of a fee. Even if he's just meh, you can surely move him on for the same amount in a couple of years.
Damm Zlatan will be 41? I assumed he was 37/38, that’s incredible.
What a legend of the game.
What a legend of the game.
He agreed personal terms with them a few months back. Otherwise, we'd have seen other teams make a push for him.
Rome and Napoli are in for Dybala. Rome has proposed about 4.5 m + bonuses (linked to appearances and goals). Dybala will take stock with his agents early next week.
Wow only €5M release clause? Surely worth a punt at that price. Isn't he highly rated?
Although I guess because we have Amad and Pellistri already we haven't looked at this guy.
Haven't really followed his career, how did be develop? Would he be a suitable no 9? Or not of the required quality?
Hertha Berlin look like they're revamping their whole team now:
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