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I hope, if we do get new owners, they don't allow clubs to take the piss out of us with transfer fees like the Glazers have. 120m euros for this lad you're having a fecking laugh.
 

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I hope, if we do get new owners, they don't allow clubs to take the piss out of us with transfer fees like the Glazers have. 120m euros for this lad you're having a fecking laugh.
Yeah he's next tier down to that figure
 

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My point was that all what is needed is one good half season and Benfica jlwill slap huge price on that player. And clubs still fall on that bs.
Enzo for 120 mil after few months in club was perfect example.

I swear; every time they sell a player, their president thinks; "ok, lets see who is next 100 mil player? Maybe someone from the bench?"
That was definitely the mindset of our previous president but not the current one

Enzo was sold for crazy amounts because WC, January, and no interest whatsoever in selling the player
 

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While i think Osimhen is the logical choice, i think making the move quickly for Ramos is the smarter choice. He'll be easier to get from Benfica so no prolonged negotiations and it wont be as expensive so we can strengthen in other places as well

Kane would cost too much and trying to convince Levy to sell him to a direct top 4 rival would be damn near impossible unless Kane made demands which won't happen
 

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While i think Osimhen is the logical choice, i think making the move quickly for Ramos is the smarter choice. He'll be easier to get from Benfica so no prolonged negotiations and it wont be as expensive so we can strengthen in other places as well

Kane would cost too much and trying to convince Levy to sell him to a direct top 4 rival would be damn near impossible unless Kane made demands which won't happen
I'm not convinced
 

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I'm not convinced
well for starters he actually has a release clause in his contract so that is one thing....second thing is that Benfica are a selling club and if they can get a big fee, they will move him along.
 

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well for starters he actually has a release clause in his contract so that is one thing....second thing is that Benfica are a selling club and if they can get a big fee, they will move him along.
If we're paying his release clause might as well add 20m and sign Osimhen then
 

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While i think Osimhen is the logical choice, i think making the move quickly for Ramos is the smarter choice. He'll be easier to get from Benfica so no prolonged negotiations and it wont be as expensive so we can strengthen in other places as well

Kane would cost too much and trying to convince Levy to sell him to a direct top 4 rival would be damn near impossible unless Kane made demands which won't happen
I think our preference is Kane, but we'll set up a backup deal for Ramos in case Spurs don't play ball early on.
 

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If we're paying his release clause might as well add 20m and sign Osimhen then
again...Osimhen doesn't have a release clause, they'll be coming off of wining their first Scudetto in lord knows how long PLUS a big run the champions league. I think negotiations for him won't be easy as they don't need the money so it will end up like trying to deal with Spurs and Levy for Kane.

EtH has already gone on record that he wants the main bit of summer business done before they come to the US for preseason. Just can't see that happening UNLESS you throw Big money right off the bat which we know won't happen
 

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again...Osimhen doesn't have a release clause, they'll be coming off of wining their first Scudetto in lord knows how long PLUS a big run the champions league. I think negotiations for him won't be easy as they don't need the money so it will end up like trying to deal with Spurs and Levy for Kane.

EtH has already gone on record that he wants the main bit of summer business done before they come to the US for preseason. Just can't see that happening UNLESS you throw Big money right off the bat which we know won't happen
No point saying again, the same thing applies for Ramos, because they won't negotiate much lower than his release clause in my opinion. So that again would be throwing big money right off the bat.
Reported asking price for Osimhen is only 20m above Ramos release clause.
 

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No point saying again, the same thing applies for Ramos, because they won't negotiate much lower than his release clause in my opinion. So that again would be throwing big money right off the bat.
Reported asking price for Osimhen is only 20m above Ramos release clause.
i mean yes potentially true about his asking price but if you get into a bidding war with say Chelsea....how prolonged will it take especially b/c everyone knows how badly United need a CF in the summer
 

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Benfica won't be selling for less than Nunez and unless he has great games in the remaining matches of the ucl, no club would offer more than what Liverpool got for Nunez
 

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i mean yes potentially true about his asking price but if you get into a bidding war with say Chelsea....how prolonged will it take especially b/c everyone knows how badly United need a CF in the summer
Not long since they will want to replace him. I'm not even advocating for signing Osimhen by the way, just saying that if you think negotiating a reasonable price with Benfica is going to be quick and easy, think again.
 

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Benfica won't be selling for less than Nunez and unless he has great games in the remaining matches of the ucl, no club would offer more than what Liverpool got for Nunez
Not long since they will want to replace him. I'm not even advocating for signing Osimhen by the way, just saying that if you think negotiating a reasonable price with Benfica is going to be quick and easy, think again.
Benfica's Darwin Nunez understood to be worth €75 million (£64.1 million), with a further €25 million (£21.4 million) in potential add-ons.


so is this the bench mark for Benfica?? IF United could basically negotiate this type of deal for Ramos would this make more sense than going after Kane or Osimhen? 64m up front, i assume up front not amortized, would make for an interesting decision by the club with the rest in add ons.
 

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While i think Osimhen is the logical choice, i think making the move quickly for Ramos is the smarter choice. He'll be easier to get from Benfica so no prolonged negotiations and it wont be as expensive so we can strengthen in other places as well

Kane would cost too much and trying to convince Levy to sell him to a direct top 4 rival would be damn near impossible unless Kane made demands which won't happen
No chance I would buy Ramos for €100mn if Osimhen can be got for €20mn more. I like Ramos but think he would struggle against English defences and I just don't think he's athletic enough overall.
 

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Seems like the most logical choice given price tag of him in comparison to Osimhen and Kane. Plus, we have other areas that need to be addressed that will require big investment like CM and CB.
Hes going to cost about the same as Kane though?
 

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i don't think so....Ramos might be 70m plus addons at 21

Kane is going to be expected at 100m and i'm sure some addons at 30
Kane price was quoted around 85m -100m and Ramos is 70m - 100m. I didn't say anything about age by the way.
 

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If we pay more for Ramos than Liverpool did for Nunez we are fools
 

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I feel of all the big money strikers out there, Ramos is the one that is possibly least likely to fit the premier league. Hope I'm wrong. I know he's probably the cheapest but I'd rather we just pay the extra cash to get Osimhen who I think will be a star for us.
 

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If it was 70 million including add ons, it looks an okay fee. Especially if some of them rely on him actually succeeding, which is obviously a much better add on for a buying club as it prices in them not flopping. Benfica probably wouldn't like that though, and their whole ethos is attracting very large fees for players that are still to be proven in a top league. So it's always a little risky. But the market is really difficult for strikers, that is going to be a thing we have to accept, and the level of interest in this guy will probably dictate where he lands within that range.

It's probably going to be a bit cheaper than Harry Kane. I really don't see Harry Kane being sold to us for 70 million. It's very hard to imagine them going for that. It would be pragmatic to do that if we were the only interested party because they could strengthen their squad and not lose him for free, but I just don't see them packing Harry's bags to Man Utd for anything else than close to 100 million.
 

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I would have thought that any move we make this summer would either be for Kane or made with an eye on Kane as a free transfer next year. Not sure how spending big money on a far from certain hit like Ramos makes much sense from that perspective.
 

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Seems like the most logical choice given price tag of him in comparison to Osimhen and Kane. Plus, we have other areas that need to be addressed that will require big investment like CM and CB.
Absolutely not, 100M for Ramos? he's got what one season as a starter in portugal? Osimhen and specially Kane are solid options. Have shown level to deserve their price tag severeal season now.
 

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Absolutely not, 100M for Ramos? he's got what one season as a starter in portugal? Osimhen and specially Kane are solid options. Have shown level to deserve their price tag severeal season now.
Ramos makes sense for a transfer below 55m and 60m at a push.
 

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Are there only like, 5 strikers in europe these days? How in the world is this guy costing 70m+.
 

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Absolutely not, 100M for Ramos? he's got what one season as a starter in portugal? Osimhen and specially Kane are solid options. Have shown level to deserve their price tag severeal season now.
Osimhen is a pipe dream right now (can't afford what Napoli want for him) and Kane involves dragging the transfer on until deadline day with Levy.

I'm fine if the club believe Ramos is ready to step up. They identified Haaland, Nunez, Sesko etc. through some good scouting (feel like I'm forgetting atleast one striker). If Ten Hag and the scouts think Ramos is ready then I'm happy to go along with it.
 

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Ramos makes sense for a transfer below 55m and 60m at a push.
Exactly, but we all know benfica doesnt sell for cheap. Sold Enzo for 120M, Nunez for 80M. They dont need the money and they're used to holding players unless they get the ridiculous fees they ask.
 

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Absolutely not, 100M for Ramos? he's got what one season as a starter in portugal? Osimhen and specially Kane are solid options. Have shown level to deserve their price tag severeal season now.

This was the Nunes price....€75 million (£64.1 million), with a further €25 million (£21.4 million) in potential add-ons


i'm not saying i prefer Ramos over Osimhen or Kane....just for that price as opposed to paying £100m for the other two guys, it would allow you to bring in multiple players for different positions
 

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This was the Nunes price....€75 million (£64.1 million), with a further €25 million (£21.4 million) in potential add-ons


i'm not saying i prefer Ramos over Osimhen or Kane....just for that price as opposed to paying £100m for the other two guys, it would allow you to bring in multiple players for different positions
its a 25M difference, would that really be the difference between signing other players or not?
 

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its a 25M difference, would that really be the difference between signing other players or not?
Well you have factor in wages, Agent fees etc which would be significantly higher in Case of Kane, Osimhen so it would be More Than 25 m difference.
 

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Seems like the most logical choice given price tag of him in comparison to Osimhen and Kane. Plus, we have other areas that need to be addressed that will require big investment like CM and CB.
I think a keeper along with a striker is the priority. We sign a CB every fecking summer.
 
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