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BBC pundit Pat Nevin says Gylfi Sigurdsson is worth the £50million Swansea City are demanding Everton pay for him.
Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is keen to add the No.10 to his blossoming ranks on Merseyside following the return of Wayne Rooney to Goodison Park.
What was in his contract ?Unfortunately, the problem is Ross Barkley. We've offered a contract, he's refused it. The lad wants to leave, and we will have to sell him.
The Gylfi or Ross debate is irrelevant IMO.
Rather we upgraded Ross contact at a young age than blow a vast amount on a 27 year old!Just not worth anything over 30
Unfortunately, the problem is Ross Barkley. We've offered a contract, he's refused it. The lad wants to leave, and we will have to sell him.
The Gylfi or Ross debate is irrelevant IMO.
This, but neither is BarkleyJust not worth anything over 30
Still rather take sig for a reasonable fee and keep barkley!This, but neither is Barkley
You don't know whether he's refused it or just wants to negotiate it.
You don't know if he wants to leave, therefore you don't know if we have to sell him.
If he doesn't sign the contract by the end of the season, we sell the player. What Koeman has said all along.
Ross wants to leave. Get used to it.
Gylfi Sigurdsson is worth the £50m price that Swansea City want for the Iceland midfielder, according to former Scotland international Pat Nevin.
Everton are long-time admirers of the Iceland playmaker and Nevin believes the 27-year-old would be a great catch.
"I think he's a fabulous player... £40-50m? Yes, it's a stupid amount of money," ex-Everton winger Nevin said.
"But if he goes and gets you into the Champions League, well that will not seem like a daft amount of money."
Swansea have already fended off a £40m bid from Leicester for Sigurdsson, who scored nine goals and made 13 assists to help save the Welsh club from Premier League relegation last season.
Sigurdsson - who has scored 15 goals in 50 internationals for Iceland - has three years left on his contract, which he signed last year to become Swansea's highest paid player.
Pat Nevin won 28 caps for Scotland and played more than 100 times for Everton
But with Toffees striker Romelu Lukaku joining Manchester United for an initial £75m, the Merseyside club have the funds to match Swansea's asking price.
"There's a few of us out there that think this guy's extra special and can give you that one thing, that one piece of class that you need to make yourself different from the rest," Nevin told Radio 5 live.
"Sigurdsson gets a game wherever he goes and looks perfectly good in any team you put him in, he's a fabulous player and I think he single-handedly kept his club up last season."
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Which means Barkley and his agent told Koeman to do one with his deadline. That's all it means.
You are making the jump to saying he wants to leave. You don't know that. I don't know that. The only people who do are Barkley and his agent and possibly the club.
He signed his last contract in late July in exactly the same circumstances.
Show me the ink were RK states that quote?If he doesn't sign the contract by the end of the season, we sell the player. What Koeman has said all along.
Ross wants to leave. Get used to it.
I like to think we can beat teams in open play, rather than celebrating getting a corner, so we can just whack it in to Benteke or the likes.
Spending £40 million plus on that, just seems utter madness.