Agree. City would’ve walked away already if there were issues regarding negotiations of the fee or injuriesThis will get done, lads got an injury wouldn't surprise me if they sent him to Cugat already for the rundown
Agree. City would’ve walked away already if there were issues regarding negotiations of the fee or injuriesThis will get done, lads got an injury wouldn't surprise me if they sent him to Cugat already for the rundown
Quiet is more often than not a good sign.It’s been a bit quiet on this one for a while.
In Nkunku they already have had the time and money to find another, in Szobo they will probably go to Salzburg for Sucic on a nominal, the money they get from City will be enough to pay for 2 CB`s as they will need to.I’d be furious if I were a Leipzig fan. Josko, Nkunku, and Szobo all gone in the same window? Awful.
The medical will be done in Barca the same as with Haaland last year, they want to be certain he’s taken care of. Let’s hope the fee is agreed soon and before pre season especiallyThis will get done, lads got an injury wouldn't surprise me if they sent him to Cugat already for the rundown
Leipzig are struggling to find a replacement for him. They’re trying to get Lukeba from Lyon but they’re also looking at other alternatives because negotiations aren’t smooth so far. Looked at zagreb CB and another one from club Brugge in case. Once they sort it out only then we’ll be able to get the dealing for Gvardiol done.
Welcome to City Football Group Zagreb ...The next club to buy :)Side note , Zagrebs academy is ridiculous for talent.
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Szoboszlai, Laimer, Nkunku: Verliert RB Leipzig die Substanz, Herr Eberl?
RB Leipzigs Boss Max Eberl spricht nach dem fixierten 70-Millionen-Euro-Rekord-Abgang von Dominik Szoboszlai zum Liverpool FC exklusiv über den Substanzverlust bei den Roten Bullen und wie er selbigen aufzufangen gedenkt.www.lvz.de
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paywalled for me, whats it say?![]()
Szoboszlai, Laimer, Nkunku: Verliert RB Leipzig die Substanz, Herr Eberl?
RB Leipzigs Boss Max Eberl spricht nach dem fixierten 70-Millionen-Euro-Rekord-Abgang von Dominik Szoboszlai zum Liverpool FC exklusiv über den Substanzverlust bei den Roten Bullen und wie er selbigen aufzufangen gedenkt.www.lvz.de
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i clicked on the link its in german, it gave me two options i assume were to do with permissions,i clicked one of them and it wanted me to subscribe for 9.99 , great link : )![]()
Szoboszlai, Laimer, Nkunku: Verliert RB Leipzig die Substanz, Herr Eberl?
RB Leipzigs Boss Max Eberl spricht nach dem fixierten 70-Millionen-Euro-Rekord-Abgang von Dominik Szoboszlai zum Liverpool FC exklusiv über den Substanzverlust bei den Roten Bullen und wie er selbigen aufzufangen gedenkt.www.lvz.de
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Can't read the article but I found a screenshot on Twitter and translated it -- "Josko and his advisors have given us their wish to move to Manchester City. We are in talks with Manchester. Nothing more can be said about that at the moment." Then it says he'll end up at City with a fee of €100m plus bonuses, but it "could take a few more days."paywalled for me, whats it say?
CheersCan't read the article but I found a screenshot on Twitter and translated it -- "Josko and his advisors have given us their wish to move to Manchester City. We are in talks with Manchester. Nothing more can be said about that at the moment." Then it says he'll end up at City with a fee of €100m plus bonuses, but it "could take a few more days."
What he did for us at the end of last season should never ever be forgotten, our defenders were dropping like 9 pins and he delayed his operation to get us over the line. A selfless act in a very selfish industry. Plus scoring the winner in a cup final against Bogey team fcWasn't it at the presentation of the PL trophy against Chelsea that Laporte was crying at the end? Surely there could be no clearer sign that he expects to leave? (And maybe doesn't particularly want to). I think he's a class player, incidentally. But we've never — in the history of the club — been so well stocked across the back. That's maybe his misfortune.