mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
It was 28m wasn't it? Rising to 35m.
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PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £40m
28 million. And if you cant figure out what Pepe has to do with an Arsenal fan talking about overpriced players last summer, no one can help you.
Fiorentina and Everton wanted Belotti - Football Italia
Torino rejected January offers worth €45m from both Fiorentina and Everton for striker Andrea Belotti, claim Tuttosport. According to the Turin-based
www.football-italia.net
well knowing Barca ... the team that sign players ... don’t play them then demand a higher fee than they paid with buy backs in them... he’s gonna cost north of 100m. There would be plenty of left mids available for under that. Not saying he’s a better player but I would rather sign McNeal from Burnley for 40m than signing him.
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£135,000 a WEEK and it automatically triggered an extension to Tom Davies's contract
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Yeah Arsenal fans have to be have some real selective memory to be happy with anything the club did last summer. Disaster show from them.
Be a good move for him,
Utd are only a big club in name, stuck with a load of diva players and need a massive overhaul under an inexperienced manager,
We have a too manager, some too young players, can only get better and can offer him a guaranteed starting place as long as he's fit,
Also currently at a level where if we don't improve he'll be able to get a big move still
jayonenote
Player Valuation: £8m
Everton submit €45m offer - Ancelotti believes player can ‘raise the level’ of club - Sport Witness
Everton have seen a €45m bid for Torino striker Andrea Belotti rejected but will continue to push for his signature on Carlo Ancelotti’s orders. Tuttosport report that the Italian coach is keen to sign his compatriot this summer as he looked to add further firepower to Everton’s front line...
mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
Be massively surprised given how our current front 2 are doingEverton submit €45m offer - Ancelotti believes player can ‘raise the level’ of club - Sport Witness
Everton have seen a €45m bid for Torino striker Andrea Belotti rejected but will continue to push for his signature on Carlo Ancelotti’s orders. Tuttosport report that the Italian coach is keen to sign his compatriot this summer as he looked to add further firepower to Everton’s front line...sportwitness.co.uk
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Our strikers are better than Belotti.
Torino got too greedy with him. If they wanted to sell him they should have done it immediately after he had that monster year as it was never going to be higher value. Now they're trying to sell him for a similar price 3 not as good years later and it isn't happening.
The Penny Blue
Player Valuation: £8m
Skip Belotti and Gabriel and get in for Lyanco. Serbian-Brazilian, pacey, good passing/dribbling technique, 1-2 inches shorter than Mina, Brazilian youth team captain, plays in current back 3 at Torino and 4 with Brazil
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
I've done some half baked research on this guy because I'd never heard of him and I'm not sure exactly why we would want him over Gabriel. One thing I noticed is Torino have won 8 league games this year and he was only in the team for 1 of those 8. That team can't defend and he isn't even an automatic starter for them. When he has it looks like they've done worse.
I'm honestly lost on why you're shouting about this guy. What have you seen?
The Penny Blue
Player Valuation: £8m
One of the better mobile passing CBs in Europe at the moment. Ancelotti has shown he wants to play out from the back proven by the number of passes Mina and Holgate have averaged per game since his arrival. Lyanco is comfortable with the ball at his feet like most Brazilians and has a no nonsense side to him as well loving to get stuck into tackles
Of the games he’s played >60 mins, the team has let in 6 goals in 5 games. That’s not bad when you account for Torino losing 4-0 to Lecce and Lazio and 7-0 to Atalanta, over the corse he played a combined 84 mins.
The game that did it for me was against Juve he pocketed Dybala all game and was a key factor neither him nor Ronald being able to score. Dybala was replaced early for Higuain trying to match Lyancos physicality but still made little difference
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TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
You've miscounted that to begin with, but picking 60 minutes as the bench mark selectively excludes a game they lost 4-0 where he started and was yanked off early.
The fact that he isn't an automatic started for a team that lost games 4-0 and 7-0 isn't exactly a positive to me.
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