Florentino Luís

[BlueDejong]

 

[MeatHunterrr]

Romano works with Di Marzio so he is pretty reliable I think.

Are we signing two defensive midfielders? It could make sense because Rodri alone just wont be enough short term, because Fernandinho will go in 2020 when his deal is up.

 

[MCFC ISRAEL]

So 120M for 2 DM? Make no sense.
We also want João Felix, a LB, maybe a CB if ota leaving.

 

[KCblue]

I get that more and more clubs are now beginning to add a ton to the selling price based on potential, but for me it would be money well spent to throw on €10m more to get Rodri who is proven in a top league as opposed to this lad.

 

[Dazzle84]

Is he truly a DM or an all rounder? Maybe we're going to move towards an all rounder in the squad as a gundogan replacement? Is this guy the ndombele alternative rather than the fernandinho replacement?

 

[BlueDejong]

In my eyes, this player looks like Fernandinho. How can the play style be so much the same?

 

[salfordbluetrue]

Who would not want £ 30 million plus for a youth player with less than 10 games most against total garbage? well at least he is bigger and faster than the rubbish Bayern bought

 

[HaalandEffect]

Wonder why we bought Claudio Gomes

 

[FantasyIreland]

Wonder why we bought Claudio Gomes

Perhaps because he was showing potential during the periods we scouted him?

 

[Andrew___K]

Who would not want £ 30 million plus for a youth player with less than 10 games most against total garbage? well at least he is bigger and faster than the rubbish Bayern bought

This is how modern market and scouting works. You either take risks and get them young and inexperienced, or pay exorbitant sums for readymade players. Joao Felix had a 'massive' €60m release clause just a year ago, look at him now.
https://www.mancitycore.com/manchester-city-scouting-benfica-attacker-joao-felix/

Madrid have paid €45m for a 16yo kid and now have a rising superstar on their hands - almost for nothing by current standards.