Official: Bayer Leverkusen sign 19-year-old promising forward Adam Hlozek.
This is a great signing for them.
This is a great signing for them.
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Here's how Inter plan to move on from Perisic:
EDIT: More on Destiny Udogie
They want a young left wing back to back up Robin Gosens, who's effectively replacing Perisic. They're looking at both Cagliari's Raoul Bellanova (22) and Udinese's Destiny Udogie (19). The latter isn't as reasonably priced as the former is.
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I love the guy and Real can rot in hell (
), but I would advise against playing him in midfield.Alaba - Rüdiger - Militao - Carvajal is definitely nothing to be ashamed about. Mendy and Nacho as backups and you should probably start looking for a new RB soonish.
Getting strong Di Maria vibes.
For those who are worried about Bastoni potentially signing for Tottenham:
The article itself reads a whole lot like a summary of the various happenings today involving multiple English clubs, not just Everton. There's a whole lot of interesting info in there.
mufcmpb conveniently leaves out another key detail in Timber's wish to stay at Ajax: an improved salary from the club. This looks to me like a situation where we'd have to possibly pay more to Timber to secure him. On a minor note, Jurriën Timber's brother, Quinten (currently at FC Utrecht), may be coming over to Ajax, which'd help in influencing him to stay.
The repercussions of Barcelona rejecting the CVC deal:
EDIT: Somewhat rough translation
EDIT: Somewhat rough translation
Official: Gollini leaves Spurs along with a bunch of U-23 and U-18 players.
Edit: sorry, didn't meant to quote anyone
I don't get what is the trick to simply announce a %50 reduction in salaries... Where I work the building would burn before they finish talking
I don't get what is the trick to simply announce a %50 reduction in salaries... Where I work the building would burn before they finish talking
Edit: sorry, didn't meant to quote anyone
I don't get what is the trick to simply announce a %50 reduction in salaries... Where I work the building would burn before they finish talking
The players would have to agree to it anyway, so those that don't want to take the cut will likely be put up for sale.
Reducing everybody's pay by 50% will do wonders...
Pretty hard to justify when the club are paying big sums of money for the likes of Torres in January
If Barca can’t meet the terms of their contracts, then Barca would be in breach and the players could probably walk away for nothing and seek compensation. They’re very much fecked if that report is true.
Nobody is taking a paycut it's a deferral of the salaries though language is bit ambiguous .
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- Both Pjanic and Braithwaite want to stay with Barcelona despite not being in Xavi's plans.
- Mingueza also wants to stay but will accept leaving the club if Barcelona decides to sell him.
Real Madrid have always paid monster transfer fees and monster wages to those players just like Barca have. So how exactly is it that Barca are in such a dire situation but Real Madrid are free to spend what they want as usual?
Weren‘t they paying Bale like £650k per week? People like Ronaldo, Benz, Kroos, Alaba, etc had to have been on similarly mega wages. So how do they get away with it?
Weren‘t they paying Bale like £650k per week? People like Ronaldo, Benz, Kroos, Alaba, etc had to have been on similarly mega wages. So how do they get away with it?
At a point Barca's wage bill topped €500m. Madrid's never reached that level. Also, Madrid have spent way less than Barca in the last ten years.
Being the first state funded club in the world has helped.
Lenglet was such a pointless transfer for Barca - wasted his career there. I remember him being excellent for Sevilla and was hugely impressed when we played.
Wouldn’t mind Lenglet cut price. Stick him in with Frenkie
- Defence
- Incomings
- Botman's the primary target, but talks are stalling.
- Alternative: Bremer
- Inter are ahead but have yet to seal the deal
- Outgoings: Romagnoli's likely to leave as a free agent.
- Incomings
- Midfield + #10 + wide areas
- Renato Sanches is identified as the player to replace Kessié
- Milan want to permanently retain Messias but are considering negotiating for a fee rather than triggering the purchase option.
- Milan want to buy back Florenzi from Roma.
- Berardi and Charles de Ketelaere are two other attacking options.
- Reminder: Origi will join AC Milan once he finishes his treatment for his injury.
L'Équipe name-checked Newcastle United as one of the possibilities, but that's all that's being reported for now. I doubt it'd be us as we've yet to be linked to him since two summers ago.
Aren’t they continually bailed out by the King of Spain or something like that?
Not recently. They've just managed their finances well.
- Roma's final offer:
- €3.5m/year net (~67.3k/week) + bonuses
- Increases to €4.1m/year (i.e. ~78.8k/week) after every 15th game for his next paycheck (i.e. his next pay will go back to reflecting the €3.5m/year plan after the €4.1m/year payment)
- One-year contract with an extra year based on the following conditions:
- Mkhi appears in 50% of all of Roma's matches.
- Roma qualify for Europe.
- €3.5m/year net (~67.3k/week) + bonuses
- Reminder: Inter's offer
- €4.5m/year net
- Two-year contract
Mendy is too good to be a back up. Let's see what happen with him.I love the guy and Real can rot in hell (
Alaba - Rüdiger - Militao - Carvajal is definitely nothing to be ashamed about. Mendy and Nacho as backups and you should probably start looking for a new RB soonish.
Thank you for the advise, any suggestions about Gnabry?
They were cutting back on salaries, selling Ramos etc and saved that way. fans pretended it was all to make room for Mbappe but I guarantee their situation was more dire than made out imo
If Barcelona accepts 2 year loan with no extra condition, then we should be all over this. I know Lenglet has been shite the last couple seasons. However worth a gamble for left footed, comfortable on ball, with physical aerial presence CB as squad option. We can downgrade him to 5th choice CB later on once we sort out our CB options for long term. At his best, I am more impressed with Lenglet than whatever I saw from Pau Torres.
He looked great before heading to Barca, can't say I remember seeing anything from him since. How bad has he been?
I agree that Mendy is quality but I can’t see Carlo going back 3 to accommodate Mendy, Alaba, Rüdiger, Militao and Carvajal. So probably a rotation.Mendy is too good to be a back up. Let's see what happen with him.
Thank you for the advise, any suggestions about Gnabry?
Regarding Gnabry: i don’t know his reasons, since the alleged money that Bayern is offering (€19m gross) is quite high and he‘s got some good friends in the squad. I am lower on him than most (I prefer Coman and Sané over him) but let’s see what happens with Lewandowski and Mané. He doesn’t seem to particularly like playing on the wing but that‘d be his role at Real as well. I really don’t know but hope he stays.
He's like Smalling bad (not Maguire bad) before being loaned out in Ole's first half a season taking over from Mourinho.
Before that Lenglet was the best defender, and among the best in the league. He became France starter during this period too. His stats, even when it comes to ball playing, distribution, passing trumped Pau Torres who is touted as ball playing CB.
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