Italians are cheapskates & will probably want him on a 2yr loan with a low option to buy. The Saudi’s will pay us a transfer fee & pay him very well. Unless it’s a straight swap for Onana, we shouldn’t be speaking to the Italians.
Italians are cheapskates & will probably want him on a 2yr loan with a low option to buy. The Saudi’s will pay us a transfer fee & pay him very well. Unless it’s a straight swap for Onana, we shouldn’t be speaking to the Italians.
While it's annoying I don't actually blame them (outside of the way Inter and Lukaku behaved last summer).Italians are cheapskates & will probably want him on a 2yr loan with a low option to buy. The Saudi’s will pay us a transfer fee & pay him very well. Unless it’s a straight swap for Onana, we shouldn’t be speaking to the Italians.
Lol amen to that mate. By priority signing they a priority to rip us off.Italians are cheapskates & will probably want him on a 2yr loan with a low option to buy. The Saudi’s will pay us a transfer fee & pay him very well. Unless it’s a straight swap for Onana, we shouldn’t be speaking to the Italians.
True enough, Saudis have money though. Tell Rom the choice is a big fat payday there or being paid to stay at home.While it's annoying I don't actually blame them (outside of the way Inter and Lukaku behaved last summer).
They simply don't have the money the English clubs do due to the TV deals.
Although the WAGs might find it a bit of a culture shock by some accountsKK and Kante won’t be the only players heading to Saudi I reckon.
Big money being offered. Lukaku, Mendy could end up there too. It will be interesting when the Saudi’s start paying transfer fees. They could turn their sofa upside down and find £30 million for KK.
This window is going to be mental.
Both. They're on financially very shaky ground despite the CL run and qualifying for next season's CL. They borrowed a quarter of billion from an American hedge fund a year or so ago. The debt is due next year. Either they borrow similarly again to repay the debt or the hedge fund owns the club.He is their priority target apparently, however that means they want a loan deal and for us to pay a large share of his wages.
Inter are either really poor of or really cheeky, or both.
Koulibaly has been a professional, unlike Lukaku. So whereas I would treat the latter with disdain of he refuses to go to Saudi we should just be honest with Koulibaly and say he is 3rd choice behind Colwill and Badiashile. If he is OK with that then ok we signed him, is on us. If not find a club that will buy you.
Italian club with Chinese owners. Double whammy.He is their priority target apparently, however that means they want a loan deal and for us to pay a large share of his wages.
Inter are either really poor of or really cheeky, or both.
Koulibaly has been a professional, unlike Lukaku. So whereas I would treat the latter with disdain of he refuses to go to Saudi we should just be honest with Koulibaly and say he is 3rd choice behind Colwill and Badiashile. If he is OK with that then ok we signed him, is on us. If not find a club that will buy you.
American owners if they don't repay the quarter of a billion dollar loan next year.Italian club with Chinese owners. Double whammy.
Now why would Koulibaly, who has a much bigger reputation in the game, be worth 25mill euros but Neves be worth 55mill euros?Saudi’s really saving our club. Hopefully this means we don’t have to sell Chalobah.
Neves is 26, Koulibaly 31. Age matters. If you say 35 is the best you could hope for you have 4 years from Koulibally and 9 from Neves. Makes Neves worth more than 2x Koulibaly.Now why would Koulibaly, who has a much bigger reputation in the game, be worth 25mill euros but Neves be worth 55mill euros?
That is basically 20mill pounds and would be a book value loss for us. We need at least 26.6mill pounds so we can consider Koulibaly a wash, and that won't help us with this year's FFP although for for team and the business overall will be a big help.
Fair point. Did not realize Neves was so young. that is really early to go to such a league.Neves is 26, Koulibaly 31. Age matters. If you say 35 is the best you could hope for you have 4 years from Koulibally and 9 from Neves. Makes Neves worth more than 2x Koulibaly.
Must be a huge wage.Sounds like we are finally getting the out of jail card. If we could get out money back, happy to send him out. Although our backline is short of experience, my guess is we will buy another defender.
WTH is Neves doing in the Saudis league? This is a player good enough to play for the elite teams in Europe, at least Oscar played a couple of years of CL football before he went for the big money.