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I have a feeling the Bruno transfer in January is also being taken into account, so it'll be £70-80m net for 2020.
I take it you're not a Man Utd supporter?As a Dortmund sympathizer, I have always wanted them to sell Sancho. Not only is he a bit of a twat, but he's also had some fitness related issues recently and I'm beginning to think that he may have already peaked. He hasn't taken any huge steps forward in recent time either and is a bit of a fair-weather player anyway, meaning that the team doesn't really rely on him being there too much. I think his value will only go down with time, so selling him now for 100M € would honestly be a good decision, especially in the middle of a huge financial crisis.
But, man, I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel good to see people finally lose spirit after constantly insisting that it's happening and everything else is just a negotiation tactic despite eight weeks of absolutely no positive news. You might even say that you love to see it
Thanks for the contribution.As a Dortmund sympathizer, I have always wanted them to sell Sancho. Not only is he a bit of a twat, but he's also had some fitness related issues recently and I'm beginning to think that he may have already peaked. He hasn't taken any huge steps forward in recent time either and is a bit of a fair-weather player anyway, meaning that the team doesn't really rely on him being there too much. I think his value will only go down with time, so selling him now for 100M € would honestly be a good decision, especially in the middle of a huge financial crisis.
But, man, I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel good to see people finally lose spirit after constantly insisting that it's happening and everything else is just a negotiation tactic despite eight weeks of absolutely no positive news. You might even say that you love to see it
Romano is now saying the loan deal to Parma has collapsed
Its shorts sighted tough. I don’t really care if we sign Sancho. He won’t take us to the next level. But I think, like you, that Dortmund made a huge mistake not selling. His market value is peak now.As a Dortmund sympathizer, I have always wanted them to sell Sancho. Not only is he a bit of a twat, but he's also had some fitness related issues recently and I'm beginning to think that he may have already peaked. He hasn't taken any huge steps forward in recent time either and is a bit of a fair-weather player anyway, meaning that the team doesn't really rely on him being there too much. I think his value will only go down with time, so selling him now for 100M € would honestly be a good decision, especially in the middle of a huge financial crisis.
But, man, I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel good to see people finally lose spirit after constantly insisting that it's happening and everything else is just a negotiation tactic despite eight weeks of absolutely no positive news. You might even say that you love to see it
United are my favourite English team, so you can definitely say that I support them to win the PL. I don't think buying Sancho for 100M would have been that bad for the club, since he does have the tool set and maybe playing at home in what is arguably a more competitive league may have helped in develop more than he will at Dortmund. Plus the club should be able to spend the money without too high of a risk. Bit of a win-win-win in my book.
Dembele basically spent the last three years being late for training or injured, yet he's still being quoted at around €60m. Sancho is still 20 years old, he won't be written off even if he stagnates a bit next season and his English passports means there will always be someone willing to spend €20m-€30m extra on him.
Yes, he can play for Chelsea or Spurs. That rule was removed. Bruno Fernandes played for both Sporting Lisbon and United in the 19/20 Europa League campaign.
Don't do this to yourself.
As a Dortmund sympathizer, I have always wanted them to sell Sancho. Not only is he a bit of a twat, but he's also had some fitness related issues recently and I'm beginning to think that he may have already peaked. He hasn't taken any huge steps forward in recent time either and is a bit of a fair-weather player anyway, meaning that the team doesn't really rely on him being there too much. I think his value will only go down with time, so selling him now for 100M € would honestly be a good decision, especially in the middle of a huge financial crisis.
But, man, I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel good to see people finally lose spirit after constantly insisting that it's happening and everything else is just a negotiation tactic despite eight weeks of absolutely no positive news. You might even say that you love to see it
In the spirit of 'attacking the post and not the poster' I will kindly tell these posts to do one.
Same.
The club had no intention of paying what was required, that was much obvious for a while now. You had a few posters on here and Mark Goldbridge trying to will it into existence with unwarranted optimism, but the club has made their intentions clear.
I understand it's hard not to get sucked into the whole thing, I did but hopefully others, as I did, see the warning signs early on that we're just embarrassingly bad at transfer negotiations.
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80m actually.
Given the other names and prices bandied about - this actually wouldn't be that egregious.
i have no sense, and im betrayed and devastated
Das rasist
Better than the other options being mentioned. And we'd get a discount through waving our sell-on clause.
