Moisés Caicedo

[Protein Junkie]

And will very quickly become an insufferable **** with strong neck muscles.

Added a bit on for you Fants

 

[Paul1970]

Wait till they selll mo salah

 

[M18CTID]

Chelsea have sold well over £200m of players this Summer and released others. There are about a dozen senior pros who would have been on big wages that have left.

Their new signings are apparently on lower initial pay, which frees up money for the transfers last season. At least that's what they are saying.

Liverpool have released or sold seven senior players, and this will be only their third incoming, so are likely well within their budget.

Chelsea's accounts will be interesting when they come out, but they've always seemed pretty confident that they're sticking to a budget, despite appearances. (mostly based on knowing they were going to let a lot of players leave this summer)

A fair summary that. Just because Liverpool are spending £110m on one player doesn't automatically mean that they're breaching FFP. If anything, they've been guilty of under-investing in players over recent years while other clubs with lower revenues have been spending more, hence why a lot of Liverpool fans have been questioning the ambition of their owners.

What this does do is once again highlight Klopp's hypocrisy over individual transfer fees but I doubt Liverpool fans will be particularly arsed about that

 

[richards30]

A fair summary that. Just because Liverpool are spending £110m on one player doesn't automatically mean that they're breaching FFP. If anything, they've been guilty of under-investing in players over recent years while other clubs with lower revenues have been spending more, hence why a lot of Liverpool fans have been questioning the ambition of their owners.

What this does do is once again highlight Klopp's hypocrisy over individual transfer fees but I doubt Liverpool fans will be particularly arsed about that

The Saudi`s paying £55m odd for Fabinho and Henderson have helped

 

[Don Karleone]

Oh it was 2016 he said that? I thought it was more recent.

Still, you can hear and see his answer. ‘Inflation!’ and then he’ll do that daft grin he does where his ridiculous teeth are all on show.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

That’s the one. I can’t wait to watch him squirm when he’s quoted back with that.

 

[blue cigar]

So, oil money is funding a record transfer for the hypocrites?
The new naby keita, this will be fun watching their midfield overrun again.

Muffin

 

[M18CTID]

Oh it was 2016 he said that? I thought it was more recent.

Still, you can hear and see his answer. ‘Inflation!’ and then he’ll do that daft grin he does where his ridiculous teeth are all on show.

A journalist did call him out on this a few years back when they signed Van Dijk and Alisson for big money. His answer was something along the lines of "I'm allowed to change my mind aren't I?"

 

[mexico1970]

Klopp: I wouldn't spend £100m on one player

Klopp said that he wouldn't spend that much money on a single player, since football is about building a team.

www.besoccer.com

Jurgen Klopp Once Said He'd Never Spend £100 Million On One Transfer

Darwin Nunez looks set to become Liverpool's most expensive signing of all time and the Benfica forward edges Jurgen Klopp closer to quitting football

www.sportbible.com

 

[HelloCity]

This is what happens to clubs that do things the ‘organic’ way. Asset stripped the moment they have any success. The reason City stayed successful was because the financial power meant we could pay players big money and didn’t need the incoming huge transfer fees.