I guess things can change and nobody gets everything right but he’s definitely gone hard on a couple of stories this summer where the opposite eventually happened. Ironically it probably works better for him to be more vague as opposed to declaring things “done” and “dead” when they aren’t.
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Ospina would be good back up keeper for us, at 33 he has a few years left at least.
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Good luck to him. He'll be a good Bundesliga full back, overall, but Hertha's turbulence will mean that his own performances will oscillate throughout the season.
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Bit left field that one!!
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Mainly been linked with Dortmund. I'd want him for United if we're looking at a left back. Possibly the best crossing left back in the game. Assist for Kimmich goal tonight. Probably Germany's starting LB for the next decade.
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Anyone have an updated knowledge of Juventus squad non-EU player quota?
If Juventus got the issue with quota, perhaps it's a potential for hard bargain. We're linked with Demiral not long ago, weren't we?
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Hoffenheim is negotiating with FC Zürich for Wilfried Gnonto. Hoffenheim's current head coach, Andre Breitenreiter, was Zürich's head coach last season and won the league title with them.
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On Dybala:
- No agreement yet
- Inter's offer: 4-year contract; €5m/year (net)
- Dybala wants 6-6.5 million Euros per year (net) + bonuses
- He earned €6.3m/year at Juventus
Our scouts probably never heard of this guy.
Think he’d be great in the premier league, would honestly take him at United.
So Icardi must be leaving?
He'll be wasted at PSG. I had hoped he was a player we could have a go for.
Dybala and Lukaku? Maybe someone is leaving? I know they lost Perisic but neither of those look like his replacement.
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They play with two strikers, so just adding some quality depth, especially given Sanchez's likely departure this summer.
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I like watching Scamacca play, but I can't shake off this thought that he's not so disciplined with his movement and positioning. I feel like he'll be at his best when he's allowed to play his game, and if a coach would try to give him a more disciplined role, then he'll not be as influential.
With that said, he has the potential, and even someone like Isak got good enough to play a more disciplined role; I just think that Scamacca needs some more work to refine his overall game at this time. He might not get that at PSG given their culture.
Lautaro Martínez keeps getting linked to other clubs despite the player wanting to stay. I think the consistent interest in him means that Inter are possibly trying to line up a successor to him in case he leaves. Besides that, Inzaghi prefers to play with a front 2. So far, they have Dzeko, Correa, and Lautaro (both Alexis and Caicedo left the club), so bringing in both Lukaku and Dybala makes sense here.
For the Perisic successor, they are working to bring in Raoul Bellanova.
Was supposedly on the market last year.
Been a influential campaign from him.
What is it with Inter and players absolutely desperate to stay there? I've never been to Milan, but I've never heard much about AC Milan having players begging to stay/sogn for them?
Anyone able to shed some light on this?
Anyone able to shed some light on this?
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