If Chelsea actually recoup the £60m they spent on him in the first place, then that is some incredible work.
Atleast there's a non utd transfer where they report bloated transfer fee.Plettenberg is a clown.
There is no way the average EPL team presses better in midfield and final third than the average Bundesliga team. They may lack individual quality but against the ball, they're more ambitious, sophisticated and cohesive than EPL teams. Havertz never had an issue with that and he could really thrive in a possession oriented team just as he did under Peter Bosz. My bet would be that Arsenal knows what it is doing.Premier league seems too faster for him in my opinion. Here most teams press well in middle and final third. In Bundesliga he got bit more time and space.
He seemed rushed into judgements. His height with lean structure always keep him in disadvantage when carrying ball due to higher center of gravity and losing balance.
He will never achieve greatness if he plays in midfield in pl. If arsenal want to use him there then they will be disappointed.
Just by not giving them absurd salaries? But i think thats not the case here as he is on 300k pwJust another great example of Chelsea's out-of-the-world sales department fleecing another top club. It is unbelievable how they manage to do that so consistently. The most overwhelming top-dollar player I can think of in recent times, alongside the likes of Shevchenko, Veron, Lukaku, and Sancho.
Why do you reckon Arsenal, Bayern and Madrid were interested in him?Just another great example of Chelsea's out-of-the-world sales department fleecing another top club. It is unbelievable how they manage to do that so consistently. The most overwhelming top-dollar player I can think of in recent times, alongside the likes of Shevchenko, Veron, Lukaku, and Sancho.
Depending on what article you read, Chelsea actually spent at least £72M on him, some say rising to £80M with add ons.If Chelsea actually recoup the £60m they spent on him in the first place, then that is some incredible work.
German media reported that the UCL win already ensured the full sum of €100m had to be paid by Chelsea. We also might get another €3m or so if he goes to Arsenal according to some sourcesDepending on what article you read, Chelsea actually spent at least £72M on him, some say rising to £80M with add ons.
Yup, myth peddled by a lot that numerous PL teams are pressing machines when in reality it’s just a couple.There is no way the average EPL team presses better in midfield and final third than the average Bundesliga team. They may lack individual quality but against the ball, they're more ambitious, sophisticated and cohesive than EPL teams. Havertz never had an issue with that and he could really thrive in a possession oriented team just as he did under Peter Bosz. My bet would be that Arsenal knows what it is doing.
My only point is that Chelsea are able to get enormous value for mediocre players. That's only relative to how our business model works (cannot work!).Just by not giving them absurd salaries? But i think thats not the case here as he is on 300k pw
People are also interested in Sancho. Interest means nothing.Why do you reckon Arsenal, Bayern and Madrid were interested in him?
And why do you reckon Madrid backed off? Because they were not willing to pay the asking price of 70m. Bayern interest was never concrete to beging with.Why do you reckon Arsenal, Bayern and Madrid were interested in him?
He had his best spell with you when he played as a false nineHavertz had his best spell with us when he played as an 8 next to another creative midfielder and a holding CDM behind them. My best guess would be that Arteta wants him to replace Xhaka, so he can play next to Odegaard with Rice behind them. I for one would like to see it.
Absolute nonsense.He had his best spell with you when he played as a false nine
Can we freelance the guys at Chelsea to sell Sancho, Martial and Maguire?If Chelsea actually recoup the £60m they spent on him in the first place, then that is some incredible work.
He had his best spell with you when he played as a false nine
He’s confusing the poster he responded to for a Chelsea fan. That’s the only explanation.Absolute nonsense.
I wonder what his contract will be like at Arsenal considering it was so beefy at Chelsea.Tweet
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FYI Arsenal have done all this in between the time its taken between our first and currently mythical second bid for Mason Mount, what the feck are we even doing
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You probably don't rate mount highly to be honest. May be it's opportunity signing but negotiations not going well you may back off from it.Tweet
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Same.Whilst I’m not devastated at him going I am a bit miffed at us selling him to Arsenal. I think he’ll do very well there.
Mount is a far better player than Havertz and I assume Chelsea would rather keep him more.Tweet
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Not only the position but also the system. Bosz was also a possession oriented coach and he mainly build up in a 3-4-2-1 formation - very similar to what the guy in the video on how Arteta could use Havertz was describing. Chelsea may have played the same formation but with a different setup and other types of players surrounding Havertz. He was much better with a mobile striker like Werner in the team than with Lukaku. And in Leverkusen he had a very involved striker in Volland as well. Add to that that Ödegaard and Brandt are also quite similar and you've got a very interesting foundation. No guarantees obviously but I'd be generally optimistic as an Arsenal fan.Yeah, lets just call this a remain to be convinced transfer.
Would be most intrigued to see him where the Leverkusen fans @ForEverEleven and @Zehner said he excelled for them. With Xhaka leaving that's a position opened up for him right there.
Not overly happy with him in the number 9 position at all.
Mount has 1 year leftI really don't get how there is interest in this guy from top clubs. The guy is supposed to be an attacking player and he cannot score.
Also, if Havertz is going for £60m, I can see why they are asking for the same for Mount.