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- Allardyce also wants Choudhury on loan from Leicester.
- WBA are assessing numerous forwards from England and abroad.
- Benteke: big wages
- Crystal Palace want to offload one of Benteke or Batshuayi.
- Benteke: big wages
- Allardyce: " We are considering all options – loans particularly, our funds are not big enough for permanent signings. It’s more loans which makes it more difficult.
- "And if there is anything in and around the Premier League - we have one domestic loan left - we will look at that as well to help improve us."
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If it's only this half a season, what's the point? Developing a player for RM again while paying his wages, what push is he going to give them? Europa place at best, keep them in Prem maybe? Could've brought in a young talent on permanent and developed him for themselves, their seasons already done.
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I think they're looking for short-term, instant improvements to their team whilst trying to make their team more appealing to young players. They might be going down the Dortmund route of benefitting from the talent of young players before letting them go. Methinks that the more established players have scarred them with their not-so-good attitudes.
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A PL loan to a club where he's guaranteed to start every week to put himself in the shop window makes sense.
A loan would only make sense is if there was a conditional/obligatory buyout. I don't see a point in keeping Lingard around any longer as he doesn't even get involved in the first team.
Sheffield United is the best club for him as he'll get lots of match time with them, but he'll need to accept that he won't get a move to a better club.
Didn't we extend his deal by a year? If he plays well for Sheffield then maybe he could get a move to a club like Southampton or Newcastle in the summer and we get £10M.
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If Lingard would be playing regularly enough for whatever club he'd be loaned out to, one would expect them to exercise or fulfill the purchase, too. A straight-up loan would make no sense as there may not be much of an incentive for the loanee to take in a player.
‘A lot of competition from Dortmund. The only sticking point, they can’t afford him’. Quite a sticking point then!
I'm guessing the PL clubs must have gotten notice that he doesn't want to leave Germany as with his ability you'd think our big teams would be interested, I mean we will need to replace Pogba and it looks like Liverpool will need to replace Wijnaldum.
In that case I think he'll want to go to a club that at least has a chance to stay up.
I think the key caveat from the tweet is that the current Gladbach coach Marco Rose will be joining Dortmund hence he could play a big role in the players choice.
My thoughts as well. At least if hes playing now it might get him more attention in the summer.
Nobody is going to match that offer.
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Well there goes the United rumors. 45 million to live in Paris and rack up trophies doesn't seem too bad.
So the guy actually wants to play football instead of sitting and collecting his paycheck. Let's hope it's true.
Too big an offer for a 35 year old player with no resale value
Isn't he out of contract at the end of the season?
Probably in his best interests to get some football elsewhere before the summer to put himself in the shop window.
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What sticks out is that Liverpool actually contacted
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Remember when we were linked to Adolfo Gaich? He's apparently on his way to Royal Antwerp now.
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Serie A is not mentioned despite certain Italian outlets linking him to Sassuolo.
I wonder which club will be lucky to get him as a first-team coach.Tweet
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Source: ABC Sevilla
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That reads like West Ham to me.
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Negotiations are ongoing for Papu Gomez to Sevilla.
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