I think we seem to have a plan to buy young South American players for relatively low prices (Jesus wasn't a low price but he would've cost more like £50m from Sevilla or Porto) and give them a chance without them having too much pressure.
I think we seem to have a plan to buy young South American players for relatively low prices (Jesus wasn't a low price but he would've cost more like £50m from Sevilla or Porto) and give them a chance without them having too much pressure.
The main issue is the work permit difficulty. Gabriel might not have been able to get one without his time with the Brazilian national team. In Portugal and Spain, it is significantly easier to acquire one and in Spain, the players can actually get Spanish citizenship in 2 years if they're from another Latin country so it makes it very attractive to be able to become a citizen of the EU in a short period of time.I think we seem to have a plan to buy young South American players for relatively low prices (Jesus wasn't a low price but he would've cost more like £50m from Sevilla or Porto) and give them a chance without them having too much pressure.
Hopefully he is not the next Bruno Zuculini
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