Most likely getting sent out on loan. Him staying is dependent on shifting one of Cucurella/Chilwell away, which isn’t likely.Know nothing about this guy but got a good feeling about him. His signing is giving me azpi vibes. Some well needed height as well
Veiga, Kellyman, Guiu, I don't expect any of these players to get much game time. Just more to add to the list like Ugochukwu, Santos, Casadei, Moreira, Angelo, Fofana and Washington.Most likely getting sent out on loan. Him staying is dependent on shifting one of Cucurella/Chilwell away, which isn’t likely.
This has always been the plan.Veiga, Kellyman, Guiu, I don't expect any of these players to get much game time. Just more to add to the list like Ugochukwu, Santos, Casadei, Moreira, Angelo, Fofana and Washington.
It's the plan with every player. The sporting side is an incidental overlay.This has always been the plan.
Every team does this. Cheap, young player. Some will make it, some won't doesn't matter.It's the plan with every player. The sporting side is an incidental overlay.
They just don't do it with every single purchase they make. No major club has a sole model of farming kids for profit with little or any reference to their sporting ambitions.Every team does this. Cheap, young player. Some will make it, some won't doesn't matter.
The hype around some of this player is the![]()
Agree totally and I'm getting more and more disillusioned with all of this . We all know what is required and it isn't more kids ,they need to doThey just don't do it with every single purchase they make. No major club has a sole model of farming kids for profit with little or any reference to their sporting ambitions.
People on here trying to convince themselves that Veiga from Basel is a smarter move than Calafiori, because it fits a self imposed financial model they have had to introduce due to their continued incompetence. The rationale behind Arsenal's purchase of Calafiori (if it happens) is completely different than us. They are acting in a manner to improve the value of their squad whilst maintaining their elite position. We are operating a feeder system for (hopeful) profit backed by PR rubbish and a hope that we have enough success on the pitch to drive up the value of the kids for sale. At Chelsea everything is for sale at the right price at any time. The phrase untouchable is bait for this lot.
Honestly with the quality of players that have come from our academy over the recent years I don't really see the need to be buying this many other youth players, we can sell many of our academy players for good profit without having to sacrifice improving our first team.They just don't do it with every single purchase they make. No major club has a sole model of farming kids for profit with little or any reference to their sporting ambitions.
People on here trying to convince themselves that Veiga from Basel is a smarter move than Calafiori, because it fits a self imposed financial model they have had to introduce due to their continued incompetence. The rationale behind Arsenal's purchase of Calafiori (if it happens) is completely different than us. They are acting in a manner to improve the value of their squad whilst maintaining their elite position. We are operating a feeder system for (hopeful) profit backed by PR rubbish and a hope that we have enough success on the pitch to drive up the value of the kids for sale. At Chelsea everything is for sale at the right price at any time. The phrase untouchable is bait for this lot.
Boehly said in one conference that the goal of Chelsea is to keep carrying cost low.Honestly with the quality of players that have come from our academy over the recent years I don't really see the need to be buying this many other youth players, we can sell many of our academy players for good profit without having to sacrifice improving our first team.
I think it makes it harder to keep them but we are still a big club so can attract good players before they move on to Madrid, etc for better wages.Boehly said in one conference that the goal of Chelsea is to keep carrying cost low.
It is hard to improve your fist team when you are not willing to pay big salary.
It depend on the player, it will be difficult to sign an established PL player.I think it makes it harder to keep them but we are still a big club so can attract good players before they move on to Madrid, etc for better wages.
Did he say low cost or self-sustainable business? Because I’ve read the latter.Boehly said in one conference that the goal of Chelsea is to keep carrying cost low.
It is hard to improve your fist team when you are not willing to pay big salary.
Let's just use our cl winning teamWhat would people rather....
Buying so called finished articles, that have a big cost, but equally big risk of failure (The likes of morata, lukaku, werner, Koulibaly etc)
or Buying players with a big upside, huge potential and lower risk (the likes of this guy, gusto, azpi, palmer etc)
We won't get them all right - but for me, we have tried the route of buying established names - and it has been hit and miss - but more miss.
Yep - they had their moment.Let's just use our cl winning team
Established
Timo, kai, Chilwell, Kante, jorgi, rudi, silva
Cobham
Mount, james
Non established
Mendy, azpi
Sorry, but have you just said that Azpi, our own Dave, was not a PL established player?!Let's just use our cl winning team
Established
Timo, kai, Chilwell, Kante, jorgi, rudi, silva
Cobham
Mount, james
Non established
Mendy, azpi
Yes. It's a great shame that there is no ambition any longer for the club to have a George, Richards , Acheampong, Rak Sakhi, etc break through. The issueof course will be where are the next batch coming from.Honestly with the quality of players that have come from our academy over the recent years I don't really see the need to be buying this many other youth players, we can sell many of our academy players for good profit without having to sacrifice improving our first team.
Not to be really cynical, but any moderately-flashy English-born attacking talent is going to sell for far more profit than even a hyped-up South American teenager. If Estevao Willian was Steven Williams he'd set a British record transfer fee.Honestly with the quality of players that have come from our academy over the recent years I don't really see the need to be buying this many other youth players, we can sell many of our academy players for good profit without having to sacrifice improving our first team.