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Baphomet wrote:Spurs looking at Dominic Solanke. Not sure what to think about him, he's a decent player and has improved the last year or two, but I feel like Bournemouth will ask for a premium and he isn't worth anything above 30-40m imo.
Baseline81 wrote:According to David Ornstein, Liverpool is finally ready to enter the transfer market, targeting a DM outside the PL, though no name was given.
Pipp33 wrote:Baphomet wrote:Spurs looking at Dominic Solanke. Not sure what to think about him, he's a decent player and has improved the last year or two, but I feel like Bournemouth will ask for a premium and he isn't worth anything above 30-40m imo.
He's certainly been a good player for them over the last 18 months, but agree that he may cost too much for what he'll bring
Wisky4life wrote:Manchester united strikes again. 2 more in.
Also best of luck to AWB. Great defender but doesn't fit Manchesters new playing style.
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Baphomet wrote:Pipp33 wrote:Baphomet wrote:Spurs looking at Dominic Solanke. Not sure what to think about him, he's a decent player and has improved the last year or two, but I feel like Bournemouth will ask for a premium and he isn't worth anything above 30-40m imo.
He's certainly been a good player for them over the last 18 months, but agree that he may cost too much for what he'll bring
£65m does seem like a huge overpay, I think some of that goes to Liverpool because of a sell-on fee too. Hope he's worth it.
Not convinced but I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
MaliBrah wrote:I can't keep up with what Chelsea are doing anymore lolol
Baseline81 wrote:Wisky4life wrote:Manchester united strikes again. 2 more in.
Also best of luck to AWB. Great defender but doesn't fit Manchesters new playing style.
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It'll be interesting to see how De Ligt does. At Ajax, he was considered the "next big thing," however, things never really materialized at either Juve or Bayern. In fact, I was surprised to see Dier playing ahead of him.
Ten Hag continues to go back to his Dutch well.
Foye wrote:LDNMagic90 wrote:Foye wrote:
Kinda similar to Havertz.
Keeps getting dealt for absurd sums but the value on the pitch is maybe half of what he cost.
Good comparison!
How do you think Maximilian Beier would do in the premier league? He’s another guy we’ve been linked with recently
I haven’t seen enough of Villa to accurately comment whether he fits your squad.
Beier is a really good talent. Shame he plays for a soulless club like Hoffenheim.
He is still young, though, so not sure how much time he is going to need to adjust to a new country.
I think currently he would be best suited for a team that is a bit more focused on counter attacks.
You could sign Max Moerstedt, too.
He is 3 years younger than Beier.
Hoffenheim won the German U19 championship in dominant fashion last season. He is going to end up a very good player, too, 3-4 years down the road.
Manchester City have sold Julián Álvarez to Atlético Madrid in a deal worth €95m (£81.5m), with the Argentina World Cup-winner becoming the Premier League champions’ record sale. The La Liga club will pay an initial £64.4m for the striker, with a further £17.1m in potential add-ons based on numerous clauses.
Álvarez, who scored 36 goals in 103 appearances for City, becomes the second-most expensive signing in Atlético’s history, after João Félix, who is of interest to Aston Villa and Chelsea. Álvarez scored 19 goals as City won the league for the fourth season in a row under Pep Guardiola.
Jérémy Doku and Oscar Bobb with the Community Shield after Manchester City's penalty shootout victory over Manchester United.
Manchester City show they have the rising stars to replace Álvarez from within
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The sale of Álvarez, used primarily as backup to Erling Haaland last season, represents a significant piece of business for City, with the club earning a huge profit on the £14m they paid River Plate in January 2022.
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