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It would be a risky move for a player at Mbappe's level, not established as a regular in the squad and up against competition at club level for his place.

It is fuck all of a risk for a player that Arsenal cannot afford to drop, a player established as his country's top performer, biggest name and star player.

I didn't mean that he won't get selected for the WC-squad, its more like he won't have any consistent playtime at all if he is going to stink the place out, Wenger won't tolerate shit like that
 
Surprising myself to suggest this but if we wanted an impactful target man we could do a lot worse than Carroll. Homegrown too with more years in him than llorente.
Another injury prone player that only plays well sporadically though. I'd rather hassle the FA until they acknowledge Unal as a special talent and spend our budget on the back 5/6.
 
Prioritising our back line doesn't mean we can't and shouldn't add to our attack. Pep blames our woes almost entirely on an inability to take our chances, almost every game. He noticed it at Steau and we won 6-0, but it could have been much, much more.

Sanchez is among the best players in the league and has consistently been so. He's rated as among the best in the world by Pep and wouldn't need time to adapt to his system or the PL. I think he'd be an incredible addition which would help bring the title home.

That said, I agree a lot depends on Kun. I can see him leaving.
 
I didn't mean that he won't get selected for the WC-squad, its more like he won't have any consistent playtime at all if he is going to stink the place out, Wenger won't tolerate shit like that
Wenger will play him regardless. I can only ever remember Adebayor getting cut from their first team squad and he was only really a squad player for them.
 
Here's the way I see this;

Sanchez holds the cards here - if he wants to go to Chelsea, he'll either go to Chelsea for what they consider a fair price in the summer, or he'll stink the dressing room out for a season and go next summer, costing Arsenal the transfer fee and delaying their buying a replacement in a rapidly inflating market. Same if he wants to go to us or any other club.

There's a poster on here that seems convinced he has his heart set on going to play for Juve in a second rate league for half the money, but I doubt he'll choose them over a PL club. He's already in the UK and the wages are higher here than anywhere bar the two big Spanish clubs.

Chelsea won't pay £50m - they're shrewd when it comes to transfers and it's not value for money for them with Willian, Pedro, Costa and Hazard at the club already and the centre back and wing back positions more in need of upgrades and depth.

Juve won't pay £50m unless they have a big outgoing - their yearly revenue is less than Chelsea's and they have a new stadium to pay off. They also won't offer him the wages he wants - parity with Arsenal at best, they can't afford to have all of their top players banging down the door demanding a payrise and so won't break their pay structure.

Bayern have just signed Julien Brandt and are already well stacked in the forward positions, they won't give him the wages he wants either. They won't be offering £50m.

The rags might - they're likely to lose big conk to LA and will badly need a goalscorer. So what? If they want to blow money then let them - we have other positions that need attention far more than we need Sanchez. No guarantee he'll sign for them either - they still have a major rebuild needed and don't look like challenging for the league anytime soon.

Liverpool can't pay his wages.

Spurs are a no go, as are Barca.

Madrid won't want a Barca cast off.

PSG are set going forward with Di Maria, Cavani and Draxler.


Honestly - I can't see another club offering anywhere near that money for him and he's available on a free in 13 months, so why the fuck would we do it, when he doesn't even play in a position that we need to prioritise for transfers this summer?
Not so sure Madrid won't have a look as there's a long list of top players who've played for both. Ronaldo, Fido, Laudrup, Enrique (current Barca manager), E'to, Schuster, Hagi and Zamora, to name a few. Madrid might also see it as an opportunity to get Sergio!
 
Surprising myself to suggest this but if we wanted an impactful target man we could do a lot worse than Carroll. Homegrown too with more years in him than llorente.
If we want to get some more company for Kompany, Delph and Gundogan in the Physio room. Sure, that's a great shout.
 
Where does this rumour about a big target man come from in the first place? Does not sound like Pep at all does it? He sent Mario Gomez away from Bayern because he did not fit the way he wanted to play, being a big strong target man. Sanchez on the other hand does look like a Pep forward to me, more than Aguero actually ...
 
Here's the way I see this;

Sanchez holds the cards here - if he wants to go to Chelsea, he'll either go to Chelsea for what they consider a fair price in the summer, or he'll stink the dressing room out for a season and go next summer, costing Arsenal the transfer fee and delaying their buying a replacement in a rapidly inflating market. Same if he wants to go to us or any other club.

There's a poster on here that seems convinced he has his heart set on going to play for Juve in a second rate league for half the money, but I doubt he'll choose them over a PL club. He's already in the UK and the wages are higher here than anywhere bar the two big Spanish clubs.

Chelsea won't pay £50m - they're shrewd when it comes to transfers and it's not value for money for them with Willian, Pedro, Costa and Hazard at the club already and the centre back and wing back positions more in need of upgrades and depth.

Juve won't pay £50m unless they have a big outgoing - their yearly revenue is less than Chelsea's and they have a new stadium to pay off. They also won't offer him the wages he wants - parity with Arsenal at best, they can't afford to have all of their top players banging down the door demanding a payrise and so won't break their pay structure.

Bayern have just signed Julien Brandt and are already well stacked in the forward positions, they won't give him the wages he wants either. They won't be offering £50m.

The rags might - they're likely to lose big conk to LA and will badly need a goalscorer. So what? If they want to blow money then let them - we have other positions that need attention far more than we need Sanchez. No guarantee he'll sign for them either - they still have a major rebuild needed and don't look like challenging for the league anytime soon.

Liverpool can't pay his wages.

Spurs are a no go, as are Barca.

Madrid won't want a Barca cast off.

PSG are set going forward with Di Maria, Cavani and Draxler.


Honestly - I can't see another club offering anywhere near that money for him and he's available on a free in 13 months, so why the fuck would we do it, when he doesn't even play in a position that we need to prioritise for transfers this summer?
So you don't know that Sanchez's 'friend' who flew to Italy with him is a big juventus fan
 
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