Hes got all his top talents at good clubs, Utd, PSG, Milan when their chinese investment pays off, hes not gonna be short of a few bob.
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Hes got all his top talents at good clubs, Utd, PSG, Milan when their chinese investment pays off, hes not gonna be short of a few bob.
MartSlinger
Player Valuation: £40m
May be right about the project, but he's not that arsed about money. Could have sat on Chelseas bench on decent wedge.
bring the ghost on
Player Valuation: £35m
Surely Raiola's real pay days come when he takes a cut of transfer fees, hence why he's had an aggressive transfer approach with the likes of Ibrahimovic?
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £35m
He doesn't make money by keeping them at the same clubs mate
MartSlinger
Player Valuation: £40m
When Lukaku signs his £120k+ a week contract, Mino will get some money, 100%.
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £35m
True ha, but imagine how much he makes when we pull him to one side and ask him to talk to some of the lads on his books and to see if they fancy a move to the mighty blues
10-15% of contract value to be precise.
Jimmy Grimble
Player Valuation: £20m
I'm not sure that's precise in the strictest definition of the word
The Everton manager has made no secret of his regard for 23-year-old front man, admitting he can go to the very top with further improvement likely in his all round game.
But it is his comparison to the best he has played with in his own stellar career at Ajax, Barcelona and with Holland, that elevates the praise higher.
"Yes he's one of the best, even comparing him to the players in my time," said the Everton boss.
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Ronald Koeman holds Romelu Lukaku in the highest regard
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Lukaku is the Premier League's leading goalscorer this season
"He is world class in his finishing. He is that good but he needs to improve in a total picture of a player - but that part of him is world class." Lukaku and Everton were "99.9 per cent" agreed on a new improved contact in December according to the player's agent Mino Raiola but frustratingly the deal remains unsigned.
However the club are once again hopeful they can get something done in the next few days with Koeman suggesting that they may be ready to announce progress after the weekend.
Koeman insisted such a deal would lay down an significant marker.
"It [would be] really good and important for the club, for the team and for me because at the moment it means we can keep the best players and he has seen a future in this club. That is really positive." Everton travel to Middlesbrough tomorrow in seventh place trailing the Champions League places by seven points.
Despite starting with a seasonal target of a top six finish, a run of seven matches unbeaten has seen Koeman shift his focus a little higher.
"I have that feeling [we can shake up the top four] but it is always more difficult to show it than to talk about it. If we can keep our fitness, and I'm sure we can, then offensively how the team is improving, I think we do have opportunities.
"It is not that the first four teams are all playing the best football at the moment either and there is a high confidence in the team."
FFS RONNY
But it is his comparison to the best he has played with in his own stellar career at Ajax, Barcelona and with Holland, that elevates the praise higher.
"Yes he's one of the best, even comparing him to the players in my time," said the Everton boss.
Ronald Koeman holds Romelu Lukaku in the highest regard
Lukaku is the Premier League's leading goalscorer this season
"He is world class in his finishing. He is that good but he needs to improve in a total picture of a player - but that part of him is world class." Lukaku and Everton were "99.9 per cent" agreed on a new improved contact in December according to the player's agent Mino Raiola but frustratingly the deal remains unsigned.
However the club are once again hopeful they can get something done in the next few days with Koeman suggesting that they may be ready to announce progress after the weekend.
Koeman insisted such a deal would lay down an significant marker.
"It [would be] really good and important for the club, for the team and for me because at the moment it means we can keep the best players and he has seen a future in this club. That is really positive." Everton travel to Middlesbrough tomorrow in seventh place trailing the Champions League places by seven points.
Despite starting with a seasonal target of a top six finish, a run of seven matches unbeaten has seen Koeman shift his focus a little higher.
"I have that feeling [we can shake up the top four] but it is always more difficult to show it than to talk about it. If we can keep our fitness, and I'm sure we can, then offensively how the team is improving, I think we do have opportunities.
"It is not that the first four teams are all playing the best football at the moment either and there is a high confidence in the team."
FFS RONNY
Can't see Lukaku playing for nothing, how will he live?
The off loading of players in January Gibson, Oviedo Delboy and Cleverly Niasse etcwill have left enough salary to up Roms wages for another season no problems with me as he scores goals he will always have a massive price tag it's a no brainer imo?
Yeah, this is the sort of thing I was talking about:
From the Guardian.
Maybe it benefits Everton by having Lukaku stay for an extra year, or maybe it costs them 20% of £60-70 million.
From the Guardian.
Maybe it benefits Everton by having Lukaku stay for an extra year, or maybe it costs them 20% of £60-70 million.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
What does he mean by this?The Everton manager has made no secret of his regard for 23-year-old front man, admitting he can go to the very top with further improvement likely in his all round game.
But it is his comparison to the best he has played with in his own stellar career at Ajax, Barcelona and with Holland, that elevates the praise higher.
"Yes he's one of the best, even comparing him to the players in my time," said the Everton boss.
GETTY
Ronald Koeman holds Romelu Lukaku in the highest regard
GETTY
Lukaku is the Premier League's leading goalscorer this season
"He is world class in his finishing. He is that good but he needs to improve in a total picture of a player - but that part of him is world class." Lukaku and Everton were "99.9 per cent" agreed on a new improved contact in December according to the player's agent Mino Raiola but frustratingly the deal remains unsigned.
However the club are once again hopeful they can get something done in the next few days with Koeman suggesting that they may be ready to announce progress after the weekend.
Koeman insisted such a deal would lay down an significant marker.
"It [would be] really good and important for the club, for the team and for me because at the moment it means we can keep the best players and he has seen a future in this club. That is really positive." Everton travel to Middlesbrough tomorrow in seventh place trailing the Champions League places by seven points.
Despite starting with a seasonal target of a top six finish, a run of seven matches unbeaten has seen Koeman shift his focus a little higher.
"I have that feeling [we can shake up the top four] but it is always more difficult to show it than to talk about it. If we can keep our fitness, and I'm sure we can, then offensively how the team is improving, I think we do have opportunities.
"It is not that the first four teams are all playing the best football at the moment either and there is a high confidence in the team."
FFS RONNY
"we need to show him that the short future is at Everton"
Is this a reference to a year long extension?
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