Jack Grealish

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I don’t understand this, AV don’t want too sell Grealish so why don’t they just say no? He’s under contract. Not for sale at any price. Instead they have offerd him an improvement on a contract he’s only just signed? To try and entice him too stay. Surely they would just say no, he’s invaluable to us please piss off. Unless A) he has release clause or b) he wants to leave but even then AV could refuse that request.
There has too be a release clause no?
I suspect all they are doing is trying to appease their fans but deep down £100M or whatever will enable them to strengthen their team far more considerably than just relying on one player, who I admit can be a game changer.
This is all over bar the shouting in my humble opinion.
 
No it’s a good call mate ...I don’t think anyone will ever know the full price for transfers like this ..but dare I say if it does go through it makes it easier for Spurs to sell Kane to us.
without the fall out. Levy can smell a wallet open for miles .
Just reading between the lines I have thought this for a while. And we aren’t such cheap cunts as Arsenal when they offered £1 more for Suarez.
Iirc Chelsea had a £40m buyback for Ake. We signed him for £41m to just not be dicks about it. Its how we roll
 
Im convinced the clause is ‘a British record fee’ so £90m, however it is structured. Though that is based on fuck all but guesswork so feel free to ignore

This is something I've been thinking for a while but I know as much as football business as I do about the specifics of seventh century carpentry. Could Ahsan or anyone a bit more clued-up than me say if this is something that is realistic, or would such a clause be too vague/melodramatic to be used in business?
 
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