Other Club Transfers 2022

[Nymzee]

These are the type of signings that we need to gravitate towards but we are simply not stable enough to do so

We don't have the money.

 

[LocalNative]

Interestingly Marcel Brands signed him as a 16 year old for PSV when he was there first time.

Shame we didn’t allow Brands to build the footballing business here with full control.

 

[GP_Monty]

These are the type of signings that we need to gravitate towards but we are simply not stable enough to do so

If City don't want to sell, surely we should be in offering a loan deal.

 

[Billy Dean]

Have Southampton hired Zat as their DOF?

 

[TheBigIguana]

These are the type of signings that we need to gravitate towards but we are simply not stable enough to do so

In general yes but I don't know if 16m for essentially a youth player is it

 

[magicjuan]

Interestingly Marcel Brands signed him as a 16 year old for PSV when he was there first time.

Shame we didn’t allow Brands to build the footballing business here with full control.

Some still cling to the nonsense our situation is all Brands' fault

 

[Billy Dean]

Blimey

 

[zukai12_]

Brentford sign Ben Mee

Good sensible signing that - Thought we might have been tempted into a trifecta of Burnley defenders

Ben Mee joins the Bee Men

 

[stipe]

Despite money problems, Barca (and Real) pull is still insane, first they gazumped Chelsea with Raphina and now it seems same happening with Kounde. Sevilla wants to sell him to Chelsea while player apparently waiting for Barca.

Not surprised, here in my country (Croatia) those clubs are still seen so above and beyond everyone else, basically if you manage to go there, its seen as absolute peak of football career. I remember when i trained football as a kid (briefly) we had some interview where they asked us where we want to play when we grow up, every single answer was Real or Barca, only one kid said Bayern (but he was born in Germany).

I guess for South American players that pull is even more stronger.

 

[YoboCopter]

Despite money problems, Barca (and Real) pull is still insane, first they gazumped Chelsea with Raphina and now it seems same happening with Kounde. Sevilla wants to sell him to Chelsea while player apparently waiting for Barca.

Not surprised, here in my country (Croatia) those clubs are still seen so above and beyond everyone else, basically if you manage to go there, its seen as absolute peak of football career. I remember when i trained football as a kid (briefly) we had some interview where they asked us where we want to play when we grow up, every single answer was Real or Barca, only one kid said Bayern (but he was born in Germany).

I guess for South American players that pull is even more stronger.

Id certinley like to live in barcelona on 500k or so a week

 

[visitingholte]

FC Money signing another player they don't need for upwards 50million.
As much as I detest the way they are being run at the moment, I have a difficult time figuring out what their long-term play is? They keep selling their TV rights and merchandise revenue, but they can't keep doing that. How are they going to pay for the big renovations that the Spotify Camp Nou needs?

I can really understand why them, and the other European "super league" teams were extremely keen on that idea -- because they financially will be fighting with most of, if not a majority of PL teams instead of being at the top tier. What if this league/idea doesn't go through?

 

[GP_Monty]

FC Money signing another player they don't need for upwards 50million.
As much as I detest the way they are being run at the moment, I have a difficult time figuring out what their long-term play is? They keep selling their TV rights and merchandise revenue, but they can't keep doing that. How are they going to pay for the big renovations that the Spotify Camp Nou needs?

I can really understand why them, and the other European "super league" teams were extremely keen on that idea -- because they financially will be fighting with most of, if not a majority of PL teams instead of being at the top tier. What if this league/idea doesn't go through?

Feels like they're gambling the house on the Super League being resurrected, and soon.

 

[twoblue]

Only

If City don't want to sell, surely we should be in offering a loan deal.

loan for guarenteed starter - we couldn’t offer that

 

[twoblue]

I would have flat out stopped supporting the club if we’d signed this absolute tit.

How can someone so average have such a high opinion of themselves?

For someone that has achieved so little he thinks he is the next neymar. This guys touching thirty ffs

 

[TheBigIguana]

Feels like they're gambling the house on the Super League being resurrected, and soon.

They should be massive Spurs fans. Keeping two of United/Chelsea/Arsenal out of the CL might get their feet itchy.