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Aston Villa hijack Manzambi deal

I hope Newcastle learns to first sort personal terms and then put in the bid. Not only are their current stars leaving but they've also lost two of their targets to hijack deals this transfer window alone.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 13 days ago
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Newcastle reject Arsenal's Offer for Bruno Guimaraes

According to various sources it was a 55m offer, which in today's market is obviously not enough for a player of Bruno's calibre.

Imo getting Tonali will be a lot easier from NUFC than Bruno G. both from the player and the club side.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 30 days ago
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Liverpool hijacks Victor Munoz deal. Agree personal terms and pay the €40m release clause

Feel kinda sad for Newcastle fans. They can't catch a break from Liverpool

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 1 month ago
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David Ornstein provides Man United updates | Rashford buy clause available at 40m | United interested in Summerville (50m)

The article further states that Rashford would prefer to reintegrate in the United squad, rather than playing for any other English team.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 1 month ago
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Brighton bid £30m for Vuskovic

Spurs put in a bid for Van Hecke and now Brighton has put in a bid for Vuskovic, not sure if this is retaliatory or not.

But either way, Spurs will be crazy to let go of Vuskovic that too for this cheap.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 1 month ago
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Some great games in the Pre-Season

My only hope is that it'll be great if we can sort out most of our transfers before we begin our pre-season.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 1 month ago
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Man City's £120m+ (106 + addons) Verbal Proposal for Anderson Rejected

NFFC want a British record bid meaning more than the £125m Liverpool paid for Isak last summer.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 2 months ago
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Thoughts on the PL Transfer Market?

I wanted to know what everyone's thoughts are on how the transfer market in PL has evolved and how do you think it'll continue to evolve in the coming years.

What sparked this question is seeing the prices of players from mid table clubs.

Now while I'm happy that mid table clubs in PL no longer can be easily raided by the Big 6, as was the case. I still think a lot of these prices are simply unreasonable and what I think this'll result in is:

- players that sign up for mid table clubs will either include a reasonable release clause in their contract like Dean Huijsen did with Bournemouth (50m) and Cunha did with Wolves (62.5m)

- or they'll run down their contracts and become free agents

- or the worst of all, push for a move to their desired clubs.

To add more context here's current reported prices for a few of the players:

- Elliot Anderson = £105M

- Sandro Tonali = £100M

- Adam Wharton = £100M

- Mateus Fernandes = £85M

- Alex Scott = £80M

- Lewis Hall = £70M

- Van Hecke = £70M

- Iliman Ndiaye = £70M

- Kroupi Jr. = £100M

- Baleba = £100M (From last year, Brighton rejected United's £75M bid because they valued him similarly to Caicedo)

Now a few of these are justified imo like Tonali and Wharton, both have been consistent enough in the league across seasons to warrant a 100m price tag like Rice and Caicedo did, but Forest valuing Anderson and Brighton valuing Baleba at similar prices after one good season is a bit unreasonable imo.

Because look at what happened to Baleba this season, his value has apparently dropped to be in the 50-60m range and still there's no real interest from any clubs this season when last year there was interest from not just United but other big clubs as well.

Again just wanted to have a healthy discussion on this.

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u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 2 months ago
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Next season will be the First season in the entire 138 year history of English top-division football without a team starting with the letter "W"

No Watford, West Brom, Wimbledon, Wigan Athletic and of course no West Ham and Wolves.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 2 months ago
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City might actually sue Riquelme

For the unaware there is an election coming up for the Presidency of Real Madrid.

Enrique Riquelme is standing opposite the current RM President Florentino Perez. Both have been making some bold claims (as is the case during an election) and in case of Perez (because he's the current president), he has already signed Mourinho, Konate and Dumfries to help his case. He's also apparently announcing some big signing apart from these players tonight.

Riquelme on the other hand has been repeatedly claiming that if he wins, Haaland will become a Madrid player and also that he'll bring in Klopp as the next manager and not Mourinho.

City has already warned Riquelme that they'll pursue legal measures if he keeps making such unverified claims. And even after that he's still doubling down 💀

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 2 months ago
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City's First Bid for Anderson Rejected by NFFC

In the article it's stated NFFC value Anderson similarly to Rice, Caicedo etc so the price is going to be atleast upwards of £105m.

Marinakis anyhow won't let any of the players leave that easily, it's going to be difficult for any team that bid for NFFC players.

u/TheUncannyAmbivert — 2 months ago