Savic/Suarez/Trippier etc for us...Those bigger names are coming with our loan and sell rotating doors
De Bruyne/Lukaku/Matic for Chelsea
Pogba for United
Morata et al for Real Madrid
Damn those pesky people who can see exactly how a players career will pan out
Yes he is. He can sell him to someone else who will accept the clause.
Kelechi is an absolute top prospect in world football for his age. If he was scoring for Germany rather than Nigeria he would cost a fucking fortune.
I agree but it is equally as feasible that they have it right with Nacho. You and other see something that I personally don't but I'm OK if he goes/stays or returns.
Not everybody sees it like you, I'm not too upset to see him go, and I can understand why this decision has been taken. That's football, it's a game of opinions, and whilst I respect yours, I don't believe he's as good as you seem to think he is. i wish the lad well but he needs game time and he isn't going to get that here.Yes he is. He can sell him to someone else who will accept the clause.
Kelechi is an absolute top prospect in world football for his age. If he was scoring for Germany rather than Nigeria he would cost a fucking fortune.
Is he really?
£20m from West Ham. Where are all the others lining up for him?
Not everybody sees it like you, I'm not too upset to see him go, and I can understand why this decision has been taken. That's football, it's a game of opinions, and whilst I respect yours, I don't believe he's as good as you seem to think he is. i wish the lad well but he needs game time and he isn't going to get that here.
This.What is it about Iheanacho that confirms to you, he can't become a top player ?
I've been watching football for 50 odd years & I have no chance of making that call so I'm wondering how you can see it.
I hope he does manage to sell him to a club with a buyback, I'm just pointing out it isn't as easy as you are trying to make out.Yes he is. He can sell him to someone else who will accept the clause.
Kelechi is an absolute top prospect in world football for his age. If he was scoring for Germany rather than Nigeria he would cost a fucking fortune.
I hope he does manage to sell him to a club with a buyback, I'm just pointing out it isn't as easy as you are trying to make out.
Again though mate, you are oversimplifying. Kelechi will have a say in all this, we already know his agent is a gobshite - every transfer of a so-called prospect would have a buyback clause if it was that simple, wouldn't it?Imo for a player with Kelechi's record, there will be a long list of clubs willing to sign him, if there is no buyback clause & 20 mil would be taking the piss.
I he was a Utd player, with that scoring record at club & international level, he would cost double.
Therefore, imo, either West Ham agreed to the clause or Txiki is not doing his job.
Again though mate, you are oversimplifying. Kelechi will have a say in all this, we already know his agent is a gobshite - every transfer of a so-called prospect would have a buyback clause if it was that simple, wouldn't it?
No. The buying club might pay the going rate for the player & not have a buyback clause, like witb Sané to us.
The rags have destroyed sanity in the transfer market. We are possibly paying 50 mil for fullbacks as a result. A kid with Kelechi's record, is a goldmine. Not a 20 mil giveaway.
The only reason Iheanacho should go for 20 mil, is if the price includes a buyback clause.
I don't think the player would have any say in whether such a clause was inserted, however they would have a big say in whether or not it can be effectively activated. You couldn't activate the clause without the players agreement.Again though mate, you are oversimplifying. Kelechi will have a say in all this, we already know his agent is a gobshite - every transfer of a so-called prospect would have a buyback clause if it was that simple, wouldn't it?
You mean like the clubs lining up for Unal ? I imagine they are not interested in signing a player with a buyback clause, hence Unal being in Spain rather than Dortmund etc.
No one has mentioned a buy back clause I believe outside of here. If clubs had wind of him being available and, if he is such the prospect you think he is, don't you think there would be other clubs showing signs of interest. You have just conceded in replying to another poster that having watch footy for 50 years plus, you cannot make that call as to why he might not make it, but you seem sure that he will.
I have nothing against the lad and wish him well, but I do not think he is as good as you and others perceive.
Why do people have to do this ? I have catagorically said I am not capable of making that call on Iheanacho but you are telling everyone I have, so I have to type this, to avoid a bunch of fucking numpties jumping on it and acusing me of 'knowing more than Pep' & all similar kind of shite.
I don't know if Ibeanacho will become a top player. I do know, that Pep doesn't know either & nor does anyone on here. And those who say they do know, are full of shit.
What I do know for a fact is that his record is almost astonishing.
Imo that would make him cost a lot of money if he was a rag or if we wanted to sign him FROM West Ham or god forbid, Spurs.
I don't know where you have been, but the potential buyout clause has been mentioned over & over again in the media.
Calm down ffs, we differ on opinion - that is allowed. But to admit you dont know whether he will make it yet call the club out if they sell him without a buy back is kind of ironic.
Is he really?
£20m from West Ham. Where are all the others lining up for him?
PSG, Dortmund, Hoffenheim, Everton, West Brom & Southampton also linked