Wumminator
The Qatar Pounder
I'm generally very positive.If you approve he must be something special
I'm generally very positive.If you approve he must be something special
it could be the transfer fee excluding bonuses?I'd be surprised if Dortmund accepted €32m.
MUFC waits a year to get himLast year of his contact though, so quite expensive if you consider United could have just waited a year to get him free
Booted out and sold to the highest bidder I guess.What happens to Mata? Or, is he going to play on the right?
Perhaps, but then that wouldn't be a reflection of the true fee. Normally they would report it as such.it could be the transfer fee excluding bonuses?
The effects of Brexit.Given what Di Marzio has been reporting, I'd be surprised if Dortmund accepted €32m. I suppose it makes a change that the British media aren't inflating the fee as much as possible though!
Given what Di Marzio has been reporting, I'd be surprised if Dortmund accepted €32m. I suppose it makes a change that the British media aren't inflating the fee as much as possible though!
Literally none of those things would happenMUFC waits a year to get him
Another club comes in and buy the player for 26M
Same poster comes to Caf and ask for Woody resignation
I think is his nickname is just "Mikhi" (Mick-UH, not Mickey).
The whole name is pronounced Mick-UH-taryan, I believe
Much obliged!Mick - it - tar - rhian (like ryan with an I instead)
Put it all together quickly and you get the idea.
A quality player with 1 year left will remain in Dortmund for a whole year without a club kidnapping him?Literally none of those things would happen
We won´t. The "Ruhrnachrichten", which is a far better source in terms of Dortmund affairs than anything else so far, state the fee at around 40 Mil.€ according to their own sources.Given what Di Marzio has been reporting, I'd be surprised if Dortmund accepted €32m. I suppose it makes a change that the British media aren't inflating the fee as much as possible though!
Not suggesting this is a good idea at all for this scenario, but does anybody with a bit of knowledge on transfers know if this kind of deal would be possible:A quality player with 1 year left will remain in Dortmund for a whole year without a club kidnapping him?
Seriously now?
Pretty sure we could get him to sign a pre contract and join us when his Dortmund contract is up without having to pay the 5mil.Not suggesting this is a good idea at all for this scenario, but does anybody with a bit of knowledge on transfers know if this kind of deal would be possible:
buy him now for ~5m and loan him back for a year. It ensures that we don't miss out on our player, it ensures that BVB get more than a free transfer and they also keep the player for another year.
It popped into my head while BVB were looking likely to refuse to sell
I don't think either club will want to do that. We miss out on a year in his prime and Is 5 mil really worth it for Dortmund. While they have to keep an unhappy player.Not suggesting this is a good idea at all for this scenario, but does anybody with a bit of knowledge on transfers know if this kind of deal would be possible:
buy him now for ~5m and loan him back for a year. It ensures that we don't miss out on our player, it ensures that BVB get more than a free transfer and they also keep the player for another year.
It popped into my head while BVB were looking likely to refuse to sell
Of course it would be possible. However it sounds pointless when we could sign him for free without dealing with Dortmund. But personally I'd rather we signed him now so I can enjoy watching him playing for us this upcoming season. I don't care whether it costs us £26m or €40m. Football forums are becoming more about accounting these days and it's tedious.Not suggesting this is a good idea at all for this scenario, but does anybody with a bit of knowledge on transfers know if this kind of deal would be possible:
buy him now for ~5m and loan him back for a year. It ensures that we don't miss out on our player, it ensures that BVB get more than a free transfer and they also keep the player for another year.
It popped into my head while BVB were looking likely to refuse to sell
This has been overhyped, the pound was lower than it is now within the last 2 years, it isnt having a big impact on football transfers at the moment26.3m.. With the pound being worthless, its as good as free.
Great piece of business.
He works for Sky Italia.Sky sources - Di Marzio.
One issue is that Dortmund would have no reason to play him if they decided to promote a younger player to the position or sign a replacement. In an ideal world they'd play him, but the risk would be that they just let him rot on the bench.Of course it would be possible. However it sounds pointless when we could sign him for free without dealing with Dortmund. But personally I'd rather we signed him now so I can enjoy watching him playing for us this upcoming season. I don't care whether it costs us £26m or €40m. Football forums are becoming more about accounting these days and it's tedious.
He had a really good season last year so maybe he thought "shit, I'm being linked with Liverpool, I'd better up my game".I'm always wary of players that have been linked with Liverpool within the last 12 months but this guy has come on leaps and bounds in that period, looks a top player and would definitely improve the side. And if he signs soon I have a month and a bit to learn how to spell his name before the season starts!
Well, yes and no. Any player we sign from Europe now is going to cost us about 8% more than they would have this time last week.This has been overhyped, the pound was lower than it is now within the last 2 years, it isnt having a big impact on football transfers at the moment