How many medicals has he had with Napoli? Confident we're still a fair few ahead on that.
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lollollol
22, not a single cap for Brazil, I consider this good news.
We probably swerved him cos we knew we had no chance of a work permit.
Richarlison wasn't an international when Watford, or us, signed him. Price plays a factor.
Yeah let's just say this.lollollol
22, not a single cap for Brazil, I consider this good news.
We probably swerved him cos we knew we had no chance of a work permit.
Price matters yes.
But Watford's price for exceptional talent is vastly lower than ours.
Pretty sure that doesn't matter, at all, happy to be proven wrong...
Douglas Luiz completed a move to Manchester City on 15 July 2017, signing a five-year contract.[6]
On 1 August, he was loaned to La Liga side Girona FC for his first season with the club.[7] Douglas Luiz made his debut for the Catalans on 26 August 2017, replacing Portu in a 1–0 home win against Málaga CF.[8]
On 31 August 2018, Douglas Luiz was again loaned to Girona due to the UK Home Office denying him a work permit.
Douglas Luiz signed for Aston Villa on 25 July 2019, subject to a work permit.[10] His work permit was granted and he officially became an Aston Villa player on 7 August.
Right, I see what you're saying, this kind of proves the matter https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...r-news/douglas-luiz-work-permit-city-16576203. I'm going to do something no one on GOT has ever done before and say, conclusively, wait for it, I was without doubt, wrong.
Im wrong at least 5 or 6 times a day.