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Please sign him ASAP Everton. This is gold. We can work with this.
Azzurri
Player Valuation: £70m
Koff Niasse
Senegalese kopite Judas.
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features...galese-striker-wanted-england#:IptTxt5CVhle6A
Utter kopite.
Strengths
Niasse is a versatile and multi-talented player. He is very quick and physically strong, willing to take on any defender. His right-footed shots are fierce, and he is dangerous not only in the penalty area, but from long range as well. The Senegalese is good in the air and knows how to position himself. Having played on the flank in his early days, he possesses sound technical skills.
One of the Niasse's major strengths is his unselfishness. He will usually pass the ball when a team-mate is in a better position, and the number of assists he provided in Turkey and Russia speaks for itself. He is also a very hard-working striker who covers a lot of ground without the ball and loves to chase defenders. In short, he has a potential to become a good modern striker.
Weaknesses
Niasse scored a few goals with his left foot, but overall it is much weaker and he prefers not to use it. He can also become a bit frustrated when balls aren't coming his way, and would occasionally lose concentration.
His main weakness, though, is inexperience. It is not easy to judge a 25-year-old based on a few good months in Turkey and Russia. Niasse has rarely faced top opposition throughout his career, never played in the Champions League, and only has four caps for Senegal to his name. During his time in Europe, he only had good relations with two coaches – Hamzaoglu and Cherevchenko, and the striker most certainly needs to feel wanted and rated in order to play well. When facing strong competition for a place in the starting lineup, he could simply give up.
Being a Kopite.
Utter kopite.
Strengths
Niasse is a versatile and multi-talented player. He is very quick and physically strong, willing to take on any defender. His right-footed shots are fierce, and he is dangerous not only in the penalty area, but from long range as well. The Senegalese is good in the air and knows how to position himself. Having played on the flank in his early days, he possesses sound technical skills.
One of the Niasse's major strengths is his unselfishness. He will usually pass the ball when a team-mate is in a better position, and the number of assists he provided in Turkey and Russia speaks for itself. He is also a very hard-working striker who covers a lot of ground without the ball and loves to chase defenders. In short, he has a potential to become a good modern striker.
Weaknesses
Niasse scored a few goals with his left foot, but overall it is much weaker and he prefers not to use it. He can also become a bit frustrated when balls aren't coming his way, and would occasionally lose concentration.
His main weakness, though, is inexperience. It is not easy to judge a 25-year-old based on a few good months in Turkey and Russia. Niasse has rarely faced top opposition throughout his career, never played in the Champions League, and only has four caps for Senegal to his name. During his time in Europe, he only had good relations with two coaches – Hamzaoglu and Cherevchenko, and the striker most certainly needs to feel wanted and rated in order to play well. When facing strong competition for a place in the starting lineup, he could simply give up.
Being a Kopite.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
swerve the kopite meff
royvernon39
Player Valuation: £10m
Lukaku needs help upfront and this is the bloke to provide it. Imagine playing with these 2 central forwards and Del Boy on the wing!!.
efcfanwirral
Player Valuation: £25m
The cynic in me makes a connection between this transfer story going up and the criticism Martinez received in the papers / sky sports today (mainly from Paul Merson)
Everton spending £13.5m in a January window? on a striker? We all know better than this
Everton spending £13.5m in a January window? on a striker? We all know better than this
Nothing like a few phantom bids to get the juices flowing tho lad.
Let nobody forget the wise words spoken.
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/january-2016-transfer-thread.81190/page-617#post-4172495
Maybe it's 13.5 million rubles?
The Equaliser
Player Valuation: £50m
Oumar Days
No idea on wages but some of his comments and his wife's residence make me think he is keen to move to England.
Same sort of price as we were rumoured to be bidding for Slimani.
Both this and Bolanos have the feel of being genuine interest - which is a bit odd tbh!
Jozzy
Player Valuation: £10m
I'd be very happy to have a solid, proper striker who can come on as a sub for Lukaku, when he's injured and even just to help share the load. I can't see us spending 13.5m on a back up so knowing he has played on the wing previously you'd hope he could put in a shift in on the wing if required.
AaronTheBlue
Player Valuation: £60m
can't see us signing both, for some reason i'd rather us sign bolanos, but i don't know anything about either so..hopefully we'll sign AT LEAST one of them like.
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