This is bizarre maths he will cost us £35M if we buy him back , we will already have banked the £25M . When a player is loaned it is usually the club taking them that pays a loan fee not the club that owns him.
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Kelechi Iheanacho
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It makes no difference to profit when you get paid. Goalmole is correct.Who's to say we got the full £25M upfront?
It makes no difference to profit when you get paid. Goalmole is correct.
He was speaking about the year one margins, otherwise £25M doesn't cover £125M. I interpreted his comments as £125M of our transfer spend amortised over 5 year deals = £25M per year and Kelechi's transfer fee means we cover our first year but we might not get that fee upfront.
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Who's to say we got the full £25M upfront?
It makes no difference to profit when you get paid. Goalmole is correct.
At this point, I'd like to point out that the original comment was made by BlueCoop. I having was having a joke with Stoned Rose when I reposted it.He was speaking about the year one margins, otherwise £25M doesn't cover £125M.
At this point, I'd like to point out that the original comment was made by BlueCoop. I having was having a joke with Stoned Rose when I reposted it.
Ah I see, I'd skipped over a good few pages
Originally thought 50m buyback was high but when u think of it's really not, he has a 4 or 5 year deal (can't recall), can see him becoming a 20 goal per season PL striker, so well either buy him back for a bargain fee or make a massive profit on him, Lukaku went for 90m ffs.
This is bizarre maths he will cost us £35M if we buy him back , we will already have banked the £25M . When a player is loaned it is usually the club taking them that pays a loan fee not the club that owns him.
This football club is not such a small time operation that we can't take an overall view of this deal.
If we buy him back we'll have paid 10m for them to develop him.
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You do understand that's to buy him back, fella?
Based on the supposed sale figure being correct at £25m?
So will only cost us £10m.
ermmm, yes of course I did! haha.
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Good luck Iheanacho.
I anticipate you scoring & creating many chances.
I anticipate you scoring & creating many chances.
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