General transfer rumours

@BluePhil8 said:
Thought £24m was good for us but in hindsight he's become a beast at Roma.
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Dzeko, interesting 9 goals so far this season, Immobile has 20. I thought he was great last seasons planing with Salah, just not sure if he's suited to how Chelsea play. £50m quoted, the market has gone well and truly bonkers.
 
Andrew___K said:
Young players are eager to join BvB as the club holds 'stepping stone' niche in a feeding chain. Youngsters know they'll get a chance to develop under good coaches, play in a strong league without any pressure to win trophies, and then will be moved for a hefty price. BvB's outstanding scouting is a myth, they just have more margin for error than top clubs and can deal with a huge turnover of players.

For example, Dembele was known as a future worldbeater when he signed for BvB. All top clubs were after him, it had nothing to do with scouting. Showed his quality and was successfully sold to Barca.
On the other hand, they tried Mor, he failed and was moved on, etc.

Txiki is the most successful squad builder of last 2 decades, he and his team have nothing to learn from Dortmund.
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I don't get it either, he brought us Sterling, Sane, and Jesus and they still question he's ability to build an excellent young squad of players full of potential success.
 
All we need to do to match Dortmund, is get a few more academy players onto the pitch a bit more often. We have built up a bad reputation over recent years.

But Pep is changing it. We have done more of it recently & it's already starting to become a question, whether Sancho would have got the same or more game time if he'd stayed here.

All we have to do, is step it up just a little bit more.
 
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