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15-20m for Niasse? JESUS CHRIST.
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Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
we are going to go all out for the boy
derrick luckassen
a rangey African centre back who at 22 is ideal for us.
Its a good shout Frank, he caught my eye when I was looking at Minos list.
Very interesting set of players hes got himself there.
A reminder that the window is now OPEN :
2018 summer transfer window, which runs from May 17 to the earlier date of August 9 - two days before the new season starts.
The transfer of players to the Premier League from other countries, however, can only take place once FIFA's window opens on June, 8.
2018 summer transfer window, which runs from May 17 to the earlier date of August 9 - two days before the new season starts.
The transfer of players to the Premier League from other countries, however, can only take place once FIFA's window opens on June, 8.
I've never come across a description for a player based on the continent that they come from.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
you
have now mush
Celtic defender Kieran Tierney admits he is flattered by extensive interest in him but has reiterated that he could remain at the Parkhead club for life.
The 20-year-old signed a five year extension to his contract earlier this season but it has not dampened the recurrent speculation about his long-term ambitions in the game.
Spanish side Atletico Madrid will scout the Scotland internationalist on Saturday afternoon in the William Hill Scottish Cup final and they are latest in a long line of clubs who have kept tabs on the progress of the player.
"I've never thought about elsewhere yet, in my life," he said. "It's just been Celtic since the age of seven."
Tierney captained Scotland in a friendly this season and has been a mainstay at the club since breaking into the first-team in 2015 under former Celtic manager Ronny Deila.
He was an integral part of the Invincibles last season under Brendan Rodgers and so far and has won both the PFA Scotland and Scottish Football Writers’ award for an unprecedented three consecutive seasons.
"I've never even been on trial with another team," said Tierney. "I was at my local boys' club then moved to Celtic at seven.
"Can I see myself being here all my career? Yes, I can. But, you never know in football.
"I've never thought about being away from Celtic. Maybe one day it will happen."
And the player regards the interest as flattering rather than unsettling.
"It's a kind of confidence-booster in a way to know that you've put the hard work in and massive teams all over Europe are noticing it," he said. “It's flattering for teams like that to be interested."
Tierney's rival for the left-back berth for Scotland is Liverpool’s Andy Robertson, who is due to cap an excellent debut season at Anfield with a Champions League final appearance against Real Madrid on 26 May.
"Celtic getting to a Champions League final is obviously unlikely because of the money involved," said Tierney.
"But I'm not jealous of Andy Robertson at all. What he's done is brilliant for him. He deserves to be there. He's a great player, a player for me to look up to in the national team."
The 20-year-old signed a five year extension to his contract earlier this season but it has not dampened the recurrent speculation about his long-term ambitions in the game.
Spanish side Atletico Madrid will scout the Scotland internationalist on Saturday afternoon in the William Hill Scottish Cup final and they are latest in a long line of clubs who have kept tabs on the progress of the player.
"I've never thought about elsewhere yet, in my life," he said. "It's just been Celtic since the age of seven."
Tierney captained Scotland in a friendly this season and has been a mainstay at the club since breaking into the first-team in 2015 under former Celtic manager Ronny Deila.
He was an integral part of the Invincibles last season under Brendan Rodgers and so far and has won both the PFA Scotland and Scottish Football Writers’ award for an unprecedented three consecutive seasons.
"I've never even been on trial with another team," said Tierney. "I was at my local boys' club then moved to Celtic at seven.
"Can I see myself being here all my career? Yes, I can. But, you never know in football.
"I've never thought about being away from Celtic. Maybe one day it will happen."
And the player regards the interest as flattering rather than unsettling.
"It's a kind of confidence-booster in a way to know that you've put the hard work in and massive teams all over Europe are noticing it," he said. “It's flattering for teams like that to be interested."
Tierney's rival for the left-back berth for Scotland is Liverpool’s Andy Robertson, who is due to cap an excellent debut season at Anfield with a Champions League final appearance against Real Madrid on 26 May.
"Celtic getting to a Champions League final is obviously unlikely because of the money involved," said Tierney.
"But I'm not jealous of Andy Robertson at all. What he's done is brilliant for him. He deserves to be there. He's a great player, a player for me to look up to in the national team."
This kid is special, will be worth a try regardless of the outcome
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
Yeah, just looked at who Mino has in his stable. It’s not really what I expected. The two you mentioned were the only ones that make a lot of sense. Idk if we’d go for both but I’d be happy with either.
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
It’s not crazy at all really.
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
African? He’s from the Netherlands and played for their youth teams.
Frang
Player Valuation: £70m
I stand corrected, I thought he was senegalese
PeregrineT
Player Valuation: £35m
Yeah, I think hes going to be a special combination of defensive tenacity and talent going forward. I also do think that its extremely unlikely he goes anywhere this year, as hes still very young, and even if some big team lures him away, will want to at least give another full year to his dream team, Celtic.
TheVelourFog
Player Valuation: £6m
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