Backward thinking CHe’s the business.
Long way to go before we can say he’s as good as Arteta though.
We’ll box him off for about 30mil at most.
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Backward thinking CHe’s the business.
Long way to go before we can say he’s as good as Arteta though.
We’ll box him off for about 30mil at most.
...apparently Barcelona midfielder Rafinha has suffered a serious crucial ligament injury that might sideline him for 9 months. It’s being reported that this is not good news for our hopes of signing Gomes on a permanent.
Sorry c see what u meanBackward thinking C
And how Everton is that. Sake.
Yeah why not?
Not all players are obsessed with just playing in the Champions League and all that. The feeling of belonging and having the faith of the fans is a big draw. Liverpool aint a bad place to live/commute to and we can pay well now.
He is enjoying himself here by the looks of it, no reason why he would not want to stay if the opportunity came up.
Nonsense this guy is betterBackward thinking C
Marco Silva says Everton plan to test Barcelona's resolve over Andre Gomes.
Gomes joined the Blues on a season-long loan in the summer with the Spanish giants refusing to listen to offers for a permanent switch.
But Silva has revealed that Everton want to hold talks with Barca over the possibility of signing the 25-year-old midfielder in the hope of being able to strike a deal.
Gomes was the stand-out performer as the Blues defeated Cardiff City 1-0 on Saturday at Goodison and has impressed since making his debut last month.
Silva doesn't want to put too much “pressure” on the Portuguese international but admits he would like to have Gomes at the club for the long-term.
“I think in the right moment we have to do something to achieve one player like Andre,” Silva said.
“We have time to do that. We are happy with him, he is enjoying the moment here and I don't think it is a good moment to talk every week because it's better they (Barcelona) forget about him a little bit about Andre!
“You go there in the right moment. Andre is enjoying his time but we don't want to put this pressure of a decision on him. It is early.
“When you make a loan, and not just Andre but Zouma as well, if you can do something tomorrow then you have to do it but football is not like that.
“At the end of the season we will talk to the players and with the clubs and after then we will take the decision or not.”
Gomes' Everton bow was delayed due to a niggling hamstring injury following his switch from the Nou Camp.
But the former Valencia man was handed his debut against Crystal Palace and has started the subsequent four games.
Silva reckons the best is still to come from Gomes.
“I knew him very well even though I hadn't worked with him before,” he said.
“Last season wasn't the best for him but we had very good conversations with him before he signed.
“When he came in he was injured and these were tough moments for him but he is now playing and performing really well and I am sure he will perform better because he has this quality.
“On Saturday afternoon he performed really well and his team-mates helped him as well because his first moments in the club were not easy. His team-mates and the technical staff help him settle fast and feel an important person in our dressing room, even when he was not playing, even when he was not training.
“Now he is playing well, working hard and everything you would expect of someone with his quality.”
Seen this bit repeated in media outlets recently:
Gomes joined the Blues on a season-long loan in the summer with the Spanish giants refusing to listen to offers for a permanent switch.
"I knew the price and it was not possible for us so we left that. In the end, he got injured in pre-season and we started talking about him again.
“I asked Marco [Silva] to talk with him because he knows him very well and the player was enthusiastic about it. I went back to Barcelona and asked if there was a possibility of getting him on loan.
"At first they were not so happy with that but in the end they came back and said maybe it could be an option.”
Just because somebody has a release clause doesn’t mean it has to be triggered for them to move.
As I said before, every player in Spain requires a release clause by law so they’re pretty futile.
Also, he doesn’t need a buy out clause as part of the loan for us to sign him either
The same fella i just quoted said exactly that if you bothered to read it.Not seen anyone say that to be fair.
And pack in the insults. Or at least spell them properly.
As I said, I’ve seen a few articles stating that Barca don’t want to sell him. Could this be a smokescreen from us to ward off other clubs?