Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
howe has generally improved most players he has worked with , he has seen the potential and obv thinks he can make him better like he has with Wilson and king
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toffee-boy
Player Valuation: £15m
If you could get Dzeko for 10m or batshuayi for 15m who would you go for?
Solanke is horse dung Frank.
I definitely know what you mean but to be fair the lad is 21, was very highly rated as a junior, has an England cap and came on in a Champions League semi final about 6 months ago. It's not like they've signed the equivalent of Bassala Sambou, he could potentially be the best player they've ever had.
Stuartisitc1878
Player Valuation: £25m
Dzeko without any hesitation.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
are we feeling better today mate?
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
The world is full of youth stars that couldn’t cut it at the top. Hasn’t done it in a grown man league anywhere yet and that includes his loan to Holland
toffee-boy
Player Valuation: £15m
Greedy lol, also wages I'm trying to be a tiny bit realistic.. I know that goes against this topic haha
I get that, ive watched the boy, hes utterly terrible, but hes also homegrown, lets face it, 19m is nothing money these days.
MONACO HAVE REVEALED that Chelsea are holding up Michy Batshuayi’s move to the Ligue 1 outfit, with the Blues keen to offload the striker permanently rather than on loan.
Batshuayi has spent the first half of the season on loan at Valencia but has struggled to make an impact, scoring just three goals in 23 appearances.
With his stint in Spain to be cut short, it was expected he would move to Monaco on a temporary basis to reunite with Thierry Henry, with whom he worked during Henry’s stint with the Belgium national team.
Monaco now claim, however, that despite there being an agreement with the player as well as Valencia, Chelsea are pushing for the move to become permanent.
“We are happy with our transfer window so far,” vice-president Vadim Vasilyev told a press conference.
“It’s true that a striker could help the team. We’re just looking to good opportunities on the market.
“Batshuayi? We have an agreement with the player and with Valencia but not with Chelsea.
“They want a [permanent] transfer. Everything could go very quickly in football so we’ll see.”
Everton had previously shown an interest in Batshuayi, and were reportedly willing to pay up to £18 million to sign the striker.
However, Chelsea’s policy is to recoup as much of their original outlay as possible when selling players, and given Batshuayi cost £33m in the summer of 2016, it is likely they would demand a similar amount.
Henry and Monaco are hopeful the 25-year-old can come in and help fire the 2017 Ligue 1 champions to safety, with the club currently sitting 19th in the table.
They have already signed one Chelsea player in Cesc Fabregas during the January window and are next in action tonight against Nice – a match that will see Arsenal legends Henry and Patrick Vieira face off for the first time as managers.
Batshuayi has spent the first half of the season on loan at Valencia but has struggled to make an impact, scoring just three goals in 23 appearances.
With his stint in Spain to be cut short, it was expected he would move to Monaco on a temporary basis to reunite with Thierry Henry, with whom he worked during Henry’s stint with the Belgium national team.
Monaco now claim, however, that despite there being an agreement with the player as well as Valencia, Chelsea are pushing for the move to become permanent.
“We are happy with our transfer window so far,” vice-president Vadim Vasilyev told a press conference.
“It’s true that a striker could help the team. We’re just looking to good opportunities on the market.
“Batshuayi? We have an agreement with the player and with Valencia but not with Chelsea.
“They want a [permanent] transfer. Everything could go very quickly in football so we’ll see.”
Everton had previously shown an interest in Batshuayi, and were reportedly willing to pay up to £18 million to sign the striker.
However, Chelsea’s policy is to recoup as much of their original outlay as possible when selling players, and given Batshuayi cost £33m in the summer of 2016, it is likely they would demand a similar amount.
Henry and Monaco are hopeful the 25-year-old can come in and help fire the 2017 Ligue 1 champions to safety, with the club currently sitting 19th in the table.
They have already signed one Chelsea player in Cesc Fabregas during the January window and are next in action tonight against Nice – a match that will see Arsenal legends Henry and Patrick Vieira face off for the first time as managers.
Well personally and I say this as somebody that REALLY, REALLY rates him, I wouldnt be signing 32 year old Edin Dzeko.
efcjames
Player Valuation: £35m
Easily Dzeko; huge age gap but he's still much better than Batshuayi
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