Bebestation
Im a doctor btw, my IQ destroys yours
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A single season to become a 115m player.
Madness.
Madness.
100m.A single season to become a 115m player.
Madness.
So those youngsters are planed to be loaned for 4-5 seasons straight? I think you don't need that many loans to realize if a player is good or not.If we can agree that the majority of the young signings we've made have been bought with the intention of selling on for a profit then the same principles still apply. Using Angelo as an example, the 18 year old winger we've signed for £15m. If our intention is to send him out on a number of loans and eventually sell for more money, tying him down to a longer contract could be more beneficial than your standard 5 year deal. By the time they become more refined as a player the club will still be in a greater position of power should they try to move him on, or bring him back to the first team.
Obviously it could go the other way and they could stagnate and not improve at all, but I guess the people we've hired to find these young players are backing themselves to be correct. We've made a number of buys around the same price so it could be a case of even if 3 fail we only need 1 to work to balance it out.
The Real Madrid scenario was only for your Enzo & Caicedo types who I'm pretty sure, barring injury, will be great players.
To be fair it was the same for Enzo and he’s looking a good deal so far.A single season to become a 115m player.
Madness.
I'm sure they'll delay it just long enough for Chelsea to get another cheeky signing in, unless another club try to do the same of course.Tweet
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Kane may have chosen Chelsea, but the choice was never there. They would have sold if he wanted to go to Chelsea. If he stuck to it, Tottenham would have had no choice.It's only £15m more to sell to Chelsea rather than Bayern though. I don't think they would sell to a rival for an extra £15m.
Kane was never an option, at least in this transfer window when Boehly is handing out 8-year-long contracts. And, particularly so when he already has two young, (potentially) quality strikers.Kane may have chosen Chelsea, but the choice was never there. They would have sold if he wanted to go to Chelsea. If he stuck to it, Tottenham would have had no choice.
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One of the best reveal video I have seen. Chelsea and Pochettino are building my dream team. They just need to get the attack right. I see them winning the Champions League in a few seasons if they continue following this path
Suppose if you drop nearly 1 billion and take the piss out of ffpTweet
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One of the best reveal video I have seen. Chelsea and Pochettino are building my dream team. They just need to get the attack right. I see them winning the Champions League in a few seasons if they continue following this path
We are going for league title. Don't underestimate us. .He’s a monster, and I’m gutted Chelsea have him. Although, more gutted if he went Liverpool.
I believe Chelsea will make top 4 now. I rate him that highly.
You won't get top 4 even.We are going for league title. Don't underestimate us. .
Ladies and gentlemen, a supposed Manchester United fan post.Tweet
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One of the best reveal video I have seen. Chelsea and Pochettino are building my dream team. They just need to get the attack right. I see them winning the Champions League in a few seasons if they continue following this path
The vast majority of massive transfers won't work out because it's very difficult to actually prove your value for the cost. The sort of performance you should at least expect as a baseline for that sort of fee is what Bale produced at Madrid. When he was fit he had loads of good games, many iconic moments (Scoring to win them their 10th CL, the overhead kick, the game against Barca where he roasted Bartra and scored etc.) It seems now that >100 million is the going rate for any promising, above average player.Shocking how many of these transfers really paid off
There's barely any pre-2022 amortised contracts left though. At this point it's literally just Lukaku, Ziyech, Chilwell and Kepa, everyone else brought in for amortised fees under the Abramovich ownership have already gone. And we're doing everything we can to shift on Lukaku and Ziyech while Kepa already left on loan and whatever loan fee we get from RM will cover some of his amortisation for the season and it probably won't be too difficult to shift him on next year with just 12 months left on his deal. Also Chilwell's annual amortisation figure was cut in half following his contract extension earlier this year.That's only half information. Chelsea also signed players last season and before that. The amortized contracts from 2022, 2021, 2020 and before that will be added too.