This and Klopp leaving are two best news for the club but none of them are first team related. We still didnt do anything in the January transfer window and I wonder why that is
Everton just got deducted 10 points for FFP issues, City and Chelsea have charges against them, Forest and Everton might get deducted more points.
We have spent beyond recklessly in the past 5 years, and sold like shit. Our wages are out of control. We have made all our signings with the majority of payments to be done later, which means we are constantly making huge payments for all of these players due to transfer debts. This will take a while to fix. We likely have to have a <100m net spend this summer because of this and because we won't have CL football. That's why it's imperative to sell/release players like Varane, Sancho, martial, Maguire who are on big wages but older or always injured and not started. Even guys like Antony and Mount who are on 200k each and are nothing more than backups or aren't good enough but came with massive fees. That's why you have to make a call on Casemiro if you can get big money for him so we can recoup some cash. That's why we are starting to sell our youngsters to try and help our FFP situation. That's why we are unlikely to replace dalot anytime soon, or Onana even if he's deemed not good enough. Our financial situation is a mess and needs some aggressive selling and very cheap buying until the wages are under control and we are back to a normal FFP situation. This is likely not going to happen until 2026.
A well run club shouldn't ever be testing the limits of their FFP space. They should be just buying when they need to buy, and not spending just because they have money to spend. If your team is good in quality and depth and there isn't a clear attainable target, you should just sit tight with what you have, and be ready to spend when the player becomes available, FFP shouldn't ever be holding a club like us back when we get the rest under control.