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MC's Germany correspondent David Lortholary says Aubameyang will "certainly" be leaving BVB this summer, "for no less than €70m (£58.9m)".
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MeatHunterrr
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PSG heavily linkedMC's Germany correspondent David Lortholary says Aubameyang will "certainly" be leaving BVB this summer, "for no less than €70m (£58.9m)".
ADegenerate
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What did he actually do, though. I still haven't heard why he backed out. Curious if anyone actually knows.
He sold out and became their highest paid player.
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So what's the transfer bomb then?
Bony blew up in our faces; does that count?
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Sadly Yes, PSG and Surprisingly Milan linked heavily as well.
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He sold out and became their highest paid player.
That isn't an answer to why though. Does anyone actually know why he backed out. Presumably we were still offering him more wages, no?
ADegenerate
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That isn't an answer to why though. Does anyone actually know why he backed out. Presumably we were still offering him more wages, no?
Look up the weird Basque policy that Bilbao has. There was probably massive pressure to stay. I doubt it was a single reason, likely many.
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That isn't an answer to why though. Does anyone actually know why he backed out. Presumably we were still offering him more wages, no?
Probably got cold feet over the move
That isn't an answer to why though. Does anyone actually know why he backed out. Presumably we were still offering him more wages, no?
Look up the weird Basque policy that Bilbao has. There was probably massive pressure to stay. I doubt it was a single reason, likely many.
Was just going to post about the Basque malarkey,didn't he also break his ankle?
Maybe he thought or was convinced by someone,the Prem might fuck his career up?
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I like Thomas Lemar too. This is from February which says he's in our radar and Pep's interested in him:
https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Article/Thomas-lemar-dans-le-viseur-de-city/778206
https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Article/Thomas-lemar-dans-le-viseur-de-city/778206
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The article even mentions City are still interested in him, though the author believes the allure of London (of all things) would tip the scales in Chelsea's favour.
All in, it's a weird suggestion. His skillset would be wasted in a Conte team and he's probably not as defensively solid as they require.
Oh well, if this is who they choose to blow their load of Costa money on, then fair dos. I'd love him at City even still but €65m may just be a bridge too far.
I don't see why he wouldn't fit in at Chelsea, I mean Luiz and Cahill are starting there.
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He goes where Mendes says he goes!
After last summer wouldn't give him another chance!
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Look up the weird Basque policy that Bilbao has. There was probably massive pressure to stay. I doubt it was a single reason, likely many.
But even that one doesn't really make sense. He is barely Basque. He got into Bilbao because his great grandparents were Basque. He isn't even Spanish (not that Basques want to be).
I just think it is premature to say fuck off to this guy if we don't know what really happened.
At a guess one of MSNSo what's the transfer bomb then?
Just posted this in the Messi thread,dunno how true...At a guess one of MSN
According to latest Spanish sources, 29-year old Argentinian star winger/forward Lionel Messi, after having been seemingly close to say Barcelona FC farewell, has agreed with Blaugrana on a new contract, lasting until June 2022, featuring a 30 million euros net annual salary. The official announcement will be probably delivered after Liga race is set.
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The basque region borders France alsoBut even that one doesn't really make sense. He is barely Basque. He got into Bilbao because his great grandparents were Basque. He isn't even Spanish (not that Basques want to be).
I just think it is premature to say fuck off to this guy if we don't know what really happened.
Just SN thenJust posted this in the Messi thread,dunno how true...
According to latest Spanish sources, 29-year old Argentinian star winger/forward Lionel Messi, after having been seemingly close to say Barcelona FC farewell, has agreed with Blaugrana on a new contract, lasting until June 2022, featuring a 30 million euros net annual salary. The official announcement will be probably delivered after Liga race is set.
If it's a bombshell transfer it must be someone who has a lot of commercial value
So just N then?
prestonibbo_mcfc
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I assume he's a good player, but he's not really a big superstar like the tweet implies, is he?
Bale would be nice!
I've gone off Bale. Seems to spend a lot of time injured, these days.
prestonibbo_mcfc
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The most amazing deal of the summer has to mean getting rid of Bony.
That would be a miracle of biblical proportions.
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