BillyShears
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I’ll bet a pair of sneakers both Sterling and Mahrez are staying this summer. ;)
People love selling our best players.
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It's Quiet 17 - Glory Thread
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I’ll bet a pair of sneakers both Sterling and Mahrez are staying this summer. ;)
People love selling our best players.
Alan Harper's Tash
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There’s no way we’re selling Scott Carson.I’ll bet a pair of sneakers both Sterling and Mahrez are staying this summer. ;)
People love selling our best players.
I’ll bet a pair of sneakers both Sterling and Mahrez are staying this summer. ;)
People love selling our best players.
But IF a reasonable bid comes in and either of them say - we want to leave , don't think City will stand in their way , no ?
I am happy with both of them staying personally
FromPollockToSilva
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I'd love to know how serious Pep/the club is about Lavia. All the noises in pre-season last year seemed extremely positive. Do we want to sign someone not much older than him for that role if we genuinely think he could make it, or does it make sense to sign someone older who won't get in his way a few years down the line?
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Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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Prob looking at a season or two of a loan first, the position is key in the system. Swansea i think want him next season.I'd love to know how serious Pep/the club is about Lavia. All the noises in pre-season last year seemed extremely positive. Do we want to sign someone not much older than him for that role if we genuinely think he could make it, or does it make sense to sign someone older who won't get in his way a few years down the line?
He only turned 18 in Jan.
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Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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Reports today suggest Redbird are close to agreeing a €1.3 billion takeover of Milan, beating out previous favourites Investcorp.in LB related news - The AC Milan takeover is cancelled
Hope there is an opportunity for a fire sale there
Theo Hernandez - the dream signing for me atleast !
The Bahraini investment fund have been keen to purchase the Rossoneri for a number of weeks now and have been in close talks with owners Elliott Management. They’re ready to pay around €1.2 billion for the club, but the main roadblock concerns the formula of their funding; €400m of loans in addition to €800m of equity, something Elliott doesn’t want to affect the club.
As reported by Il Sole 24 Ore, Redbird have taken a step closer to buying Milan and they’re close to reaching an agreement on the basis of €1.3 billion, which could slowly increase to €1.8 billion over the coming years.
Elliott are expected to remain as an investor in the club, still holding a stake, and things could be completed soon. Redbird are a US based investment firm owned by Gerry Cardinale, and they have a $750 million stake in Fenway Sports Group, the parent company that owns Liverpool FC.
Reports today suggest Redbird are close to agreeing a €1.3 billion takeover of Milan, beating out previous favourites Investcorp.
The Bahraini investment fund have been keen to purchase the Rossoneri for a number of weeks now and have been in close talks with owners Elliott Management. They’re ready to pay around €1.2 billion for the club, but the main roadblock concerns the formula of their funding; €400m of loans in addition to €800m of equity, something Elliott doesn’t want to affect the club.
As reported by Il Sole 24 Ore, Redbird have taken a step closer to buying Milan and they’re close to reaching an agreement on the basis of €1.3 billion, which could slowly increase to €1.8 billion over the coming years.
Elliott are expected to remain as an investor in the club, still holding a stake, and things could be completed soon. Redbird are a US based investment firm owned by Gerry Cardinale, and they have a $750 million stake in Fenway Sports Group, the parent company that owns Liverpool FC.
ahh my bad !
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Gaz (FMwkdsoul)
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Still a bit up in the air, but they'll get one or the other.ahh my bad !
Reports today suggest Redbird are close to agreeing a €1.3 billion takeover of Milan, beating out previous favourites Investcorp.
The Bahraini investment fund have been keen to purchase the Rossoneri for a number of weeks now and have been in close talks with owners Elliott Management. They’re ready to pay around €1.2 billion for the club, but the main roadblock concerns the formula of their funding; €400m of loans in addition to €800m of equity, something Elliott doesn’t want to affect the club.
As reported by Il Sole 24 Ore, Redbird have taken a step closer to buying Milan and they’re close to reaching an agreement on the basis of €1.3 billion, which could slowly increase to €1.8 billion over the coming years.
Elliott are expected to remain as an investor in the club, still holding a stake, and things could be completed soon. Redbird are a US based investment firm owned by Gerry Cardinale, and they have a $750 million stake in Fenway Sports Group, the parent company that owns Liverpool FC.
Amazing how Elliot started worrying about the Bahraini bid as soon as Redbird offered €600m more…
I think this is a good point, but I disagree with Salah.I actually don’t want Madrid going after Salah or mane. The last thing we need is some dumb Spanish club refunding one of our title rivals with £100m+ and giving them money to splash in their own rebuild. Liverpool would want 100m+ for any of Mane or Salah and with 1 year left I'd rather see them leave on a free or get overpaid
When Salah is playing well and scoring, he carries their team. And when he's not, he still takes up enough attention to free someone else up. Look at how Liverpool got a load worse and Diaz started becoming less influential after Salah went off against Chelsea.
They'd still do really well without him but losing a player of that quality is always going to hurt. Only Van Dijk is more important than Salah.
Mané though, yeah I'd rather they not get a big fee for him when he can be replaced.
Rumor has it they are hiring that young interim manager who won the cup and got them to the CL quarters last year. I think the squad will be happy about the change.Is Bellingham still sure he wants to stay? That’s the question
Gabriel
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I presume that, as it stands and injury/call-up dependent, Haaland, Mahrez, and maybe Zinchenko will be our only players not going to the World Cup in November/December.
Yep next season is going to be a strange oneI presume that, as it stands and injury/call-up dependent, Haaland, Mahrez, and maybe Zinchenko will be our only players not going to the World Cup in November/December.
Disappointing but thats the way it isUnfortunately, all signs point to Tchouameni going to Liverpool.
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Don’t worry, we will be fine as long as Rodri can stay fit all season and play every game at a high level. HeheheDisappointing but thats the way it is