andy4efc
Player Valuation: £60m
We arent playing with a back four
and it's a very bold move to play with just 10 from the start, Myko is going to have a lot to do on that left hand side.
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We arent playing with a back four
and it's a very bold move to play with just 10 from the start, Myko is going to have a lot to do on that left hand side.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Onana + Gallagher with Garner behind them would be highly exciting.
Havent seen his injury history but I think hes Ukraine's best player.
If we swap Gana for Garner then I think that looks decent bar the LW/LF.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
He's not going to hit the ground running if we sell the players who should be providing him with chances.
Mathieubleucoyb
Player Valuation: £8m
I have a feeling we’re not going to have a forward in before the forest game and they’re going to stomp our teeth in.
Read what I wrote.
They might include 2 players to purchase Gordon. If not, I still think Gilmour might end up here and he'll be peanuts after they've sidelined him.
OneTrueLegend
Player Valuation: £35m
think it depends on Gordon, if we sell him, I think we will get 4 players in; Gana, 2 central forwards and 1 wide forward. If we Keep Gordon I think we will get 3 players in; Gana plus 2 central forwards.
I think there will be some midfield leavers before the deadline, like Gomes and Gbamin, probably on loan
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Ok you have that. I don’t want Gilmour we don’t need him.
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Guirassy and Adams, sake. Nailed on.
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
Is Mina dead? Thought it was just 2 months.
Tony’s Carp
Player Valuation: £50m
I reckon we could probably find a way to replace Gordon’s 3 assists in 51 matches.
I took a chunk of the article linked to that tweet and put it through Google translate (quicker and more accurate than my rudimentary French):
OL put pressure on free players in 2023
Despite this, the residents of Groupama Stadium, through the voice of Bruno Cheyrou (recruitment manager), have decided to put a lot of pressure on all the free elements in a year. “In this case, it's either they extend or they leave. As a club, we are entitled to ask that they commit to the medium term with us because we are at the start of a project over several years. We don't want to do a "one-shot", a shot at the Champions League and then nothing. We want to stay as high as possible for as long as possible. We must be able to have players fully involved in the project, but with a one-year contract, it is more difficult to imagine that the guys are involved.
Like Houssem Aouar, Rayan Cherki, Jérôme Boateng and Damien Da Silva, Moussa Dembélé (26), free in 2023, was targeted by this exit from Cheyrou. Arrived in 2018 at Les Gones after successful experiences at Fulham and Celtic, the Frenchman has met expectations by scoring a bunch of goals each season. Sent on loan for six months to Atlético de Madrid in 2021, he took over the lead of the Lyon attack last year, ending the season with the captain's armband and the title of top scorer of the season in Lyon. But with the return of Lacazette, who admitted he would have no problem playing with him, the former Titi was relegated to the background.
"The Frenchman studies OL's extension offer
In Italy, he was on Juventus' shortlist. But the Old Lady preferred to opt for a cheaper option by betting on Memphis Depay, whose departure should be facilitated by Barça. But the Bianconeri, who like to recover free players, have already made contacts for next year. Other Italian teams are also thinking about it. Finally, it is especially in England, the country where Moussa Dembélé was trained, that his rating is at its highest. Fulham, Wolverhampton, Nottingham Forest and West Ham inquired without the player giving a favorable response. Everton, the last club to be interested in it, also rubbed shoulders with the refusal of the Lyon striker. The Frenchman's idea was never to leave to leave. He wants a project that suits him both sportingly and financially.
However, it should be noted that the motivations of the players have never been economic since last January he had refused a proposal from a Saudi club which offered him a salary in gold of 11 M€ net per year. This summer, the player remains on the same line of conduct. As indicated on our site for several weeks, the plan is, for the moment, to stay in Lyon this season. But continuing the adventure longer with the Gones is not excluded. OL made him a contract extension offer. The player has made it known that he is seriously considering this offer but that he will give himself the necessary time to see how things will go after having known four coaches in four seasons at Lyon. He also wants to know how it will be used to make the best possible decision regarding a possible extension. The ball is therefore in the court of a Dembélé in a position of strength."
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BirkenheadBlue
Player Valuation: £70m
The sources aren’t great on this, but I think he could be an excellent signing.
May as well be - completely unreliable.
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