Summer transfer window 2023

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We bid for Ndiaye in January , he is now entering the last twelve months of his contract and in six months he can sign an agreement to move abroad.

He would certainly be worth more than 20m and it is a decision for Sheff. Utd to make if they can afford to keep him.
They have not been hugely active in the transfer market and would be a club you might think could battle relegation next season.

I would guess that he is a player we would love to sign still.
 
Neiler said:
Its euro mate, so about £15 mill.

Im not sure you are coming home with much if your not spending that ++ - for a Centre forward.

The thing that annoys me is we spent £13 mill on Maupay last year this year we will prob spend another 15 mill, if wed gone out and just spent £30 mill on a decent Centre forward in the first place we wouldn't be paying twice.
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I think it's closer to 17.5 on current exchange rates mate. As indicated, you are also probably having to add on maybe 20% for PL tax so the total deal would liely be close to 30m.

Maupay was apoor signing, but the sort of figure for Boniface feel high for a lad that got 9 goals in Belgium last season.

Maupay has been a poor signing.
 
blueblue said:
We bid for Ndiaye in January , he is now entering the last twelve months of his contract and in six months he can sign an agreement to move abroad.

He would certainly be worth more than 20m and it is a decision for Sheff. Utd to make if they can afford to keep him.
They have not been hugely active in the transfer market and would be a club you might think could battle relegation next season.

I would guess that he is a player we would love to sign still.
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I think he'sleft for Marseille.
 

Mr Happy said:
But initially the point was about Dyche playing with two big strikers - which Ihenacho isn't despite being comparative to Ings who is now akin to Hercules apparently.
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Don't think it's about physicality,more style of play. Some forwards are better with their back to goal than others. If it is correct that Dyche looks to get a fair amount of goals from set pieces you need forwards who score a decent amount from headers. Icheanacho doesn't appear to meet that criteria. Time will tell.
 
catcherintherye said:
I think it's closer to 17.5 on current exchange rates mate. As indicated, you are also probably having to add on maybe 20% for PL tax so the total deal would liely be close to 30m.

Maupay was apoor signing, but the sort of figure for Boniface feel high for a lad that got 9 goals in Belgium last season.

Maupay has been a poor signing.
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That Onauchu scored double his goals and looked like he'd never kicked a ball in his life.
 

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