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What gaps does FC need to plug with that 20 million?
People here are always casually discussing the financial strength of random clubs or saying what a particular club MUST do because it’s supposedly dependent on it… without actually really knowing what they’re talking about.
FC is in no hurry. That’s why we can have heated debates here about who’s worth what.
At the end of the day, there are still seven matchdays left in the season – let’s see what other goalscorers they can add to the squad.
And ultimately, every player is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for him. All it takes is for one person to stand up and pull out their chequebook, and suddenly all the speculation about what FC can demand, is allowed to demand, and what they can and MUST accept becomes irrelevant. [...]

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Well, for a Mudryk who had a good season in the Ukrainian league, for an Antony who had a good season in the Dutch league, an Enzo Fernández who played half a season in the Portuguese league and had a good tournament, or a Wout Weghorst who played well for half a season, around 100 million was paid out. Sure, from the Premier League, but that’s precisely the point. What’s more, El Mala isn’t doing this in a top-flight league for a top club, but for relegation-threatened Cologne. El Mala isn’t worth 50 million or more, but if today’s market can pay such sums for players like that, then Cologne must do everything they can to secure such crazy sums, whether it’s Brighton or Bayern. [...]

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Yes, transfers aren’t decided solely by CV highlights such as the Champions League or the Africa Cup of Nations. But to claim that these factors are “irrelevant” or do nothing to reduce risk is hardly tenable from a professional standpoint and borders on denial of reality.
And of course there are counterexamples (though Jackson isn’t even a good example of one). But individual flops do not disprove a statistical trend. [...]

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Of course, players don’t have that; rather, they’re interested in having as many options as possible and maximising their profits. Back then, Guirassy had a clause with us (VfB) that was valid until one week before the first competitive match (so we had no bargaining power).
If I were BVB, I would probably even agree to the €60 million if Schlotterbeck, in return, agreed to an early expiry of the clause (by the end of June at the latest, or better still earlier), including for the years that follow, so that BVB remain in a position to act and ideally have a replacement in place at the start of pre-season. Because as long as there is a clause and it can be dragged out for the entire transfer window, the club is left hanging in the balance for quite a long time. Which I found (at VfB) in som [...]

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His interview was, of course, utterly daft, but not everyone is a genius, so I don’t find him unsympathetic, though he’s certainly replaceable. I reckon we actually had a better points tally without him for a while.
Yes, he’s got a strong left foot and can shift the play quickly up the pitch, but if ManU really were to offer 60 million in the summer, I’d be all for it.
Because he keeps making those wobbly moments that lead to goals against – we saw that again with the national team. That’s why I’m still sceptical about the rumoured €50–60 million transfer fee this summer. [...]

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His interview was, of course, utterly daft, but not everyone is a genius, so I don’t find him unsympathetic, though he’s certainly replaceable. I reckon we actually had a better points tally without him for a while.
Yes, he’s got a strong left foot and can shift the play quickly up the pitch, but if ManU really were to offer 60 million in the summer, I’d be all for it.
Because he keeps making those wobbly moments that lead to goals against – we saw that again with the national team. That’s why I’m still sceptical about the rumoured €50–60 million transfer fee this summer. [...]

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👁 Max Dowman

👁 Elliot Anderson

👁 Lewis Hall

👁 Anthony Gordon

👁 Mohammed Kudus

👁 Waldemar Anton

👁 N. Schlotterbeck

👁 N. Schlotterbeck

👁 Bart Verbruggen

👁 K. Alajbegovic

👁 Diego Palacios

€1.20m

👁 Carlos González

€1.00m

👁 Bruno Miranda

€1.00m

👁 Miguel Parrales

€1.00m

👁 J. Cacciabue

€900k