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Ronaldo at £80 million should mean Benzema at £30 million and Berbatov at £20 million, in my opinion. |
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Player prices are all relative. They are not based on any quantifiable assets.
It's all about how much the buyer is prepared to pay and how much they (Spurs) can entice out of them. As a player, he has not broken any records or helped his team win any major trophy or shown himself to be amongst the elite of the best in the world. That's not to say he is not a good player - simply a player in demand and connected to a club (Man Utd)who are one of the most successful and richest. Spurs bought him from Germany for (what was it) £10m? Add a few more million for doing well in the Premiership and his price should be about £12 to £15m - anything beyond that is simple pure profit. Also, Spurs have priced him at £25m for a European sale and £35m for a Premiership sale. A massive discrepancy of £10m - the price Spurs bought him for. Ronaldinho is arguably still one of the best players in the world and roughly the same age as Berbatov yet the better player (Ronaldinho) is priced way below him. Both have attitude problems, both need strong leadership. That for me, defies all logic and sense. |
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I'd say anything up to and around £20m. |
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Tbh that's their right to put whatever price they want, it's their player and they are looking to keep him and alert the other teams that if you want him you will have to pay what they want. It's fair cause that's the same thing we are gonna do about Ronaldo. Benzema is also on a contract with them, just renewed last season.
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And if Lyon have slapped a £48m price on Benzema, it means they want to sell. Otherwise they wouldn't mention any price.
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I'm not so sure many clubs will be interested in paying £30m+ either. Its a big risk that.
Which leaves him stuck in one sense. He should get out of the French League though I think, for the benefit of his own career. |
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It'll be more than £20m. Somewhere between £23m and £27m. Unless Berbatov really vocally pushed for a move, but he won't. He likes Spurs and will try and do right by them, although he'll expect that to be returned if he does truly want to go.
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Rooney EXPLODED onto the world scene at euro 2004 at the age of 18, something Benzema failed to do at age 20. Rooney was proven as being able to cut it in PL, something which Benzema hasn't (though i believe he could, but still). AND Rooney's English! how you come to the conclusion that Benzema is worth as much as Rooney was is baffling, Thaw. |
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Whereas Rooney was at Everton, and forced the move through. And it still cost 30m. If in a year or two Benzema decides that it's time to move on, then his price tag will come down a bit. But as long as he wants to stay there and Lyon want to keep him, it would take silly money. |
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Unless the player comes out and says "I want to leave", the club should protect its interests and its ability to be competitive by holding onto its superstars. I don't mind that the big clubs, the wealthy clubs like United can go out and buy talent, but I don't think we should be so arrogant as to expect that talent to come cheap. |
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