Anyone suggested it's £75 mil as Rooney was 'on a free'??
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Rather £75 million now than £90 million on deadline day tbh.
And to undersell the biggest asset in our history, when we don't need to is wrong.
United have form, they announced the Ramsay deal from Cardiff to all their pet journos years back who all ran with it, he signed for arsenal shortly after
Last time I checked Everton have said there is no agreement, so why are sky and BBC saying a fee has been agreed ?
And why no comment from Manure ?Last time I checked Everton have said there is no agreement, so why are sky and BBC saying a fee has been agreed ?
[/QUOTE It doesn't make sense to sell him for anything less. EFC don't want to sell him but have a verbal agreement that Lukaku can go if their valuation is met. Their valuation is £100mill. Until that is on the table he is going nowhere. Think of it like a release clause.
Did we undersell with Rooney? The market wasnt as crazy then as it is now.Absolutely.
We made the same mistake with Rroney.
So if this is United playing sneaky snides in pushing a transfer through - How is this any different to what Liverpool did with Van Dijk?
Surely it's far more insidious and illegal even than that?!
What surprises me about this whole suggestion of a supposed world record fee is that the only interest is from England. No interest from Spain, no interest from Italy or Germany, no PSG, no Chinese clubs.
£75m is a near 200% profit, take it, run, reinvest, and get guys who want to be here here....