it does because dave from god knows where hasnt heard of him before now and his stats on fifa arent as good as someone from a german team so we prob should sign him instead based on that and if thats the opinion on bluemoon then it must be true because what does pep knowHe spent 1 season disrupted by the world cup, in a new country learnign a new language, and by the end of it he was looking like arguably West Ham's best player and helped them win a first trophy in 40 years.
Someone explain how I'm supposed to think that makes him a bigger risk than the many players we've signed from abroad?
Tbf it seems like it's only one person who wants him.months ago when jack reported city interest in madison people here didnt want him and now they do
Surely we don’t want to be offering the likes of Palmer as part of deals? We are probably two outfield players short to cope with the amount of games & got very lucky with injuries last season. If Kevin is out for a while, we are effectively one down even by brining Paqueta in if Palmer goes out on loan.potentially yeah as theyve just signed two new midfielders, if they get palmer in as part of the deal , theyve rebuilt their midfield
Can see us walking away from this deal unless West Ham lower their over inflated value of him
I think the difference here is that all the players you’ve listed were / are exciting young players with the potential to become world class.Can someone remind me what Kevin De Bruyne, Gvardiol, Ruben Dias, Rodri, Laporte, Bernardo acheived in the Premier League before we spent a lot of money on them?
You could say the same for Ake, Stones & Walker. They were all expensive outlays when we signed them. 7 years at the club & the 50m fees for both Walker & Stones have worked out extremely well.I guess the point is that he has spent time in the premier league whereas the others with the slight exception of KDB haven't.
Still the market seems to have gone nuts and we have to live with it . If he is the best realistic player available and we need a midfielder we will have to overpay compared with historic norms.