birchwoodgingerste
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The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Similar to Kane last year then...........Current odds: 1/10 to join us and 11/2 to stay at Brighton.
Although, he never had a price to stay at Brighton, to be fair!!
dannyboiblue
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Massively in favour of usIs that good or bad for us?! Assuming g we want him
Gareth Barry Conlon
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Massively in favour of us
Yeah but about a month ago some Brighton fan said it wasn't going to happen.
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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Read this and act, MCFC.
Think stuff is going on. Yes, I know about Bloom's declaration, and what BHA's mouthpiece, Naylor, has written. Still think stuff is very discreetly going on.
By the way, I respect @jrb's posts on the whole, but I don't think he's got quite that much clout with the Sheik, the chairman, Txixi and Pep, somehow… ;-)
Cobwebcat
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Great for Brighton fans who think he is stayin.Is that good or bad for us?! Assuming g we want him
Stoned Rose
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Summary of information from different sources:
As far as I am aware Brighton are awaiting an offer for Marc Cucurella , they are asking for around 55-60 million euros as Romano reported. I am hearing they want a similar price tag to the one they received for Ben White from Arsenal.
Cucurella is the priority for City before any centre-backs. Brighton are in talks over a new contract but it is at a preliminary stage and the same thing happened with both Grealish and Phillips , i am taking it as a good sign.
Brighton's board seem willing to sell with Bloom and now Barber [CEO] saying they are realistic and will see what happens. If they recieve an offer that meets their valuation, they will not turn it down.
He is contracted until 2026 , so we will have a pay a substantial fee for his signature.
“I am hearing”?
Stoned Rose
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If they felt that Cucu strongly wanted to go anyway, if we were prepared to offer a considerable amount of money, and if Zin wanted to go to Brighton , to get pretty much guaranteed first team football, and in his natural position, (and to enjoy the beach), everybody could do a whole lot worse than that deal. It would be intelligent all round. And by the way, no, I don't want to lose Zin. I just feel that the recruitment of Cucurella would conclude an almost perfect transfer window.
As if Zinchenko would play for Brighton ffs.
Fordyboy46
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Pundits comments XD
Well, we haven't had a natural left-back for ages so for sure we don't need one :) This is just hilarious.
They just don't get it do they, or they do and they just don't want City signing another good player
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