Transfer Tweets - Summer 2017 | Keep it on topic

So Leicester have bought a player who cannot play for them, or he returns back to his selling club?
Educated guess is he would return to Sporting for the time being. He is registered as Sporting player on the paper at the moment since the registration with Leicester fell through.
 
I don't get why clubs like doing last minute deals when they had the entire window to complete their signings.
TBF, Leicester was only forced to buy when Chelsea bought Drinkwater from them. Don't understand why Leicester decided to sell when this deal is not closed, though...
 
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TBF, Leicester was only forced to buy when Chelsea bought Drinkwater from them. Don't understand why Leicester decided to sell when this deal is not closed, though...

Because they were offered £35m of real, actual money for Danny fecking Drinkwater.
 


New contract for Perisic.


Not sure if its admirable or ambitionless when a player signs a contract for (probably) significantly lower wages than what he could make at a bigger club.
 
Not sure if its admirable or ambitionless when a player signs a contract for (probably) significantly lower wages than what he could make at a bigger club.
Considering it was Inter who wouldn't accept due to not agreeing on players value with us, how does him signing the deal reflect in any way his ambition?
 
Considering it was Inter who wouldn't accept due to not agreeing on players value with us, how does him signing the deal reflect in any way his ambition?

If he wanted to move but they wouldn't allow it then that would obviously be a good sign for him, but in general, a player of his age who is coming into his final big money contract of his career, should be aiming for a bigger club (which presumably he was).
 
If he wanted to move but they wouldn't allow it then that would obviously be a good sign for him, but in general, a player of his age who is coming into his final big money contract of his career, should be aiming for a bigger club (which presumably he was).
I'd agree if he had maybe a year left on his contract, but that's not the case. Also, the only big club even linked to him was us and we couldn't agree on a fee.
 
If he wanted to move but they wouldn't allow it then that would obviously be a good sign for him, but in general, a player of his age who is coming into his final big money contract of his career, should be aiming for a bigger club (which presumably he was).

Inter Milan aren't exactly the Dog n Duck
 
That was Perisic final chance to move to a big club imo. He better hopes the Chinese will improve Inter to return to challenging again.
 
Inter Milan aren't exactly the Dog n Duck

Nor are they one of today's giants. Their valuation as a club has been sliding downwards for the past 7 years to where they have almost been overtaken by Leicester City.
 


He'll enjoy the playing time and lack of competition there, with Van Persie, Soldado and Fernandao around...

Shocking move. He looks absolutely depressed in his medical pictures and I don't blame him.
 
Not sure if its admirable or ambitionless when a player signs a contract for (probably) significantly lower wages than what he could make at a bigger club.
Because he's going to earn €4.5m a year after tax. Inter just gave him that big contract United maybe would have matched...
 
I'm not convinced he'll be in the same shape or form after such long absence. Not sure how dedicated he is to keep in form.
 
Just think how fat Costa will be by the time he arrives there in Jan.