Summer Transfers

[domalino]

https://www.skysports.com/football/...r-of-july-27-october-5-summer-transfer-window

Window opens in 13 days.

 

[LesBleuMiserable]

Couldn't agree more. He is already very good and at only 23 could become great

It’s Leicester though and they will demand silly money following precedent set by Manure

 

[Andrew___K]

So, is there no links at all with Digne? I'm surprised. Good LB, probably destined to play in Europe, and yet no-one seems to want to snatch him out of that lukewarm Everton team.

 

[yarny101]

Mark Ogden is a KFA. Don't think he's ever been in the loop for our transfers, hence why he's at ESPN now.

 

[decmancity]

Can't decide if I would like the deal or not, I think under Pep he may get a new lease of life and wouldn't be a terrible option but surely we are still going to go big for a Koulibaily etc so are we looking at Laporte, Kouli, Vertonghen and Garcia as the options next season?

 

[blueparrot]

Can't decide if I would like the deal or not, I think under Pep he may get a new lease of life and wouldn't be a terrible option but surely we are still going to go big for a Koulibaily etc so are we looking at Laporte, Kouli, Vertonghen and Garcia as the options next season?

Makes some sense.

 

[BlueCityfan]

Can't decide if I would like the deal or not, I think under Pep he may get a new lease of life and wouldn't be a terrible option but surely we are still going to go big for a Koulibaily etc so are we looking at Laporte, Kouli, Vertonghen and Garcia as the options next season?

Seems like Stones is definitely being sold then. Wonder if he knows?

The fact that Pep would rather have an 33-year old Vertonghen and 19-year old Eric Garcia as back-ups speaks volumes of how much fate pep has in Stones.

 

[01cravend]

Can't decide if I would like the deal or not, I think under Pep he may get a new lease of life and wouldn't be a terrible option but surely we are still going to go big for a Koulibaily etc so are we looking at Laporte, Kouli, Vertonghen and Garcia as the options next season?

Wouldn't be against this. Be like a Demichelis signing in that he knows he's not first choice and you can rely on him when needed.

 

[Jumanji]

Son Heung-min would be a very important signing for City.

Fast, technical, goalscorer, knows the league, can fill the Sane position, and can play as a striker. Still fairly young as well.

He would also increase the clubs brand in South Korea.

I like Son a lot. Would be great here.

 

[MeatHunterrr]

£200million budget this summer according to Telegraph