Joga Bonito
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If Barcelona won't chuck a measly 25m quid on him then what are they doing? They won't find a better player for that money
It’s posturing, those cheap fecks will want him for almost free.If Barcelona won't chuck a measly 25m quid on him then what are they doing? They won't find a better player for that money
Probably. I think we'll end up meeting in the middle sometime deep into August and he'll go permanently for 10-15mThey'll push for a subsidised loan again with no fee.
The fact rashford probably wants to stay there means we can't really bargain much. I think they'll definitely want to renegotiate the price, and Amorim isn't likely to play the 'we'll have him back' game either. It'll be peanuts unfortunately, but another loan doesn't suit us.It’s posturing, those cheap fecks will want him for almost free.
Seeing how we buckled to Betis eventually, they’ll be offering 10m at the end of the transfer window.
They'll push for a subsidised loan again with no fee.
I seen a rumour the other day that said PSG wanted to offer us Barcola in exchange for him. That can’t be true surely.
I seen a rumour the other day that said PSG wanted to offer us Barcola in exchange for him. That can’t be true surely.
They’ve been long admirers of Rashford though. His time at Barca could make PSG get involved in a battle for him permanently.Of course it isn't.
It’s posturing, those cheap fecks will want him for almost free.
Seeing how we buckled to Betis eventually, they’ll be offering 10m at the end of the transfer window.
They’ve been long admirers of Rashford though. His time at Barca could make PSG get involved in a battle for him permanently.
Yeah, this is the case, but people like to bad mouth the club so will come up with other random points to do so.Didn't we do the exact opposite of "buckle" to Betis?
They were pissing about, asking for another loan, saying they had no money, then suddenly found £20 million behind a couch cushion when we told them to feck off.
Didn't we do the exact opposite of "buckle" to Betis?
They were pissing about, asking for another loan, saying they had no money, then suddenly found £20 million behind a couch cushion when we told them to feck off.
Yeah, this is the case, but people like to bad mouth the club so will come up with other random points to do so.
Are we gonna pretend we didn’t demand 40m minimum all Summer only to buckle right at the end of the window and accept 25m?
Even if Barcelona doesn’t go for him, if Rashford keeps playing well, there will be other suitors. PSG, Napoli, Dortmund might come in for him at end of season.
25M would buy a lot of referees TBF.If Barcelona won't chuck a measly 25m quid on him then what are they doing? They won't find a better player for that money
In what world is he not a 40 million player?We were never getting £40 million because he’s not a £40 million player.
Betis were adamant they had no money and wouldn't be paying anything for him, we stood firm and got a decent amount, all things considered.
One where a 40 million player accepts 8m a year in wages and he asks for 18? IdkIn what world is he not a 40 million player?![]()
In what world is he not a 40 million player?![]()
One where a 40 million player accepts 8m a year in wages and he asks for 18? Idk
It all comes down to wages anyways
I suspect he goes on to prove he is worth at least half of what we paid for him..... especially when i see other feesThis world, where he spent two and a half years absolutely stinking out Manchester United, where his best attribute was "trying".
You do realise I'm talking about Antony there, right?
I suspect he goes on to prove he is worth at least half of what we paid for him..... especially when i see other fees
His finishing has been poor recently but Barca still rely on him alot to alter game states. He came on and basically secured the win against Atletico Madrid and inspired the comeback vs Frankfurt in the CL after 4mins on the pitch. Barca won't get a better deal than this for Rashford and they'd be very silly to let him go when he's been influential in every important game they played this season.
Even in the losses against Psg and Real Madrid, Rashford assisted their goals. Needs to tune his finishing but he's been a brilliant signing for them. The weight of expectation is alot on him, no one considers that he's had to leave his the UK for the first time ever, new language, new teammates and new league. The fact that he hit the ground running only speaks to his quality. Barca need to pay up though, we need that money + the Højlund fee from Napoli.
The fact rashford probably wants to stay there means we can't really bargain much. I think they'll definitely want to renegotiate the price, and Amorim isn't likely to play the 'we'll have him back' game either. It'll be peanuts unfortunately, but another loan doesn't suit us.
Not sure about that. The only way Barca can count on him as part of the squad and get his wages down is through a transfer and new contract. Why would Rashford do it? Plenty others have done it.He'll still have two years left on his contract at the end of the season.
That, combined with Barca's financial woes makes another loan the most likely outcome, in my opinion.
Not sure about that. The only way Barca can count on him as part of the squad and get his wages down is through a transfer and new contract. Why would Rashford do it? Plenty others have done it.
It seems he is finding his feet. If he ends the season well integrated and with a compelling future to look forward to, the fallback of "if no deal I'll happily sit this out collecting my wages" becomes far less compelling than last Summer. There's clearly something tangible to be lost which wasn't there before
He has been around forever but don't forget he is only 28.
That is precisely why he would now be more likely to forego his massive wages for something more agreeable, which in turn would give Barca further reasons to find those 25M.It's not just in Rashford's court to accept lower wages though. Barca have barely spent on transfers the last few seasons, and are almost certainly going to have to replace Lewandowski for next season.
£25 million is a bargain for him in his current form, but they simply might not be able to afford it.
If Rashford ends the season well integrated, it's far more likely that he'll push for another loan at Barcelona than accepting a move to another club, possibly in another country, where he'll have to start from scratch.
That is precisely why he would now be more likely to forego his massive wages for something more agreeable, which in turn would give Barca further reasons to find those 25M.
He is still not free to stay at Barca, be it this season or the next. Last Summer we were dealing with an unhappy and out of form player on massive wages, it couldn't get worse for him so we had zero leverage. The prospect of returning him to that situation is now a source of strength for us, not him.
Last time, he told me ‘boss, you don’t have to tell me about your decisions. The most important thing is the team and the three points. The rest is not that important’.