hopefully the lad ends up a 15 mil player after this loan and we pocket a mil or so far the loan fee too.
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hopefully the lad ends up a 15 mil player after this loan and we pocket a mil or so far the loan fee too.
Liverpool have made more transfer profit than any other Premier League club
Reds have more deals in the top 20 than any other Premier League club
TOP 20 PROFITS
Year | Selling club | Player | Profit
2018 | Liverpool | Philippe Coutinho | £133,500,000
2013 | Tottenham | Gareth Bale | £75,000,000
2009 | Man United | Cristiano Ronaldo | £67,760,000
2018 | Southampton | Virgil Van Dijk | £62,000,000
2017 | Everton | Romelu Lukaku | £62,000,000
2018 | Leicester | Riyad Mahrez | £59,600,000
2014 | Liverpool | Luis Suarez | £52,300,000
2015 | Liverpool | Raheem Sterling | £48,500,000
2017 | Tottenham | Kyle Walker | £45,000,000
2016 | Everton | John Stones | £44,500,000
2016 | Chelsea | Oscar | £35,000,000
2011 | Arsenal | Cesc Fabregas | £35,000,000
2011 | Newcastle | Andy Carroll | £35,000,000
2017 | Leicester | Danny Drinkwater | £34,190,000
2011 | Liverpool | Fernando Torres | £30,000,000
2017 | Sunderland | Jordan Pickford | £30,000,000
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo.../liverpool-made-more-transfer-profit-14948344
Reds have more deals in the top 20 than any other Premier League club
TOP 20 PROFITS
Year | Selling club | Player | Profit
2018 | Liverpool | Philippe Coutinho | £133,500,000
2013 | Tottenham | Gareth Bale | £75,000,000
2009 | Man United | Cristiano Ronaldo | £67,760,000
2018 | Southampton | Virgil Van Dijk | £62,000,000
2017 | Everton | Romelu Lukaku | £62,000,000
2018 | Leicester | Riyad Mahrez | £59,600,000
2014 | Liverpool | Luis Suarez | £52,300,000
2015 | Liverpool | Raheem Sterling | £48,500,000
2017 | Tottenham | Kyle Walker | £45,000,000
2016 | Everton | John Stones | £44,500,000
2016 | Chelsea | Oscar | £35,000,000
2011 | Arsenal | Cesc Fabregas | £35,000,000
2011 | Newcastle | Andy Carroll | £35,000,000
2017 | Leicester | Danny Drinkwater | £34,190,000
2011 | Liverpool | Fernando Torres | £30,000,000
2017 | Sunderland | Jordan Pickford | £30,000,000
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo.../liverpool-made-more-transfer-profit-14948344
headline is slightly misleading.
The numbers are actually sales price minus purchase price per player
its not a reflection of overall club activity . LFC just happen to have made a record sale and made a huge one off profit on it.
James pearce:
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has no intention of signing another centre-back this summer – despite Joel Matip’s injury setback.
The Reds have been repeatedly linked with a move for Besiktas defender Domagoj Vida with fresh reports suggesting that a bid of around £19.5million had been tabled.
However, Liverpool have no interest in the Croatia international and are baffled by the constant speculation linking them with Vida.
Matip, who has flown home from the tour of America, is expected to be sidelined for a fortnight after limping out of last weekend’s defeat to Borussia Dortmund in Charlotte.
But Klopp isn’t concerned about a lack of defensive cover ahead of the Premier League opener against West Ham on August 12.”
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has no intention of signing another centre-back this summer – despite Joel Matip’s injury setback.
The Reds have been repeatedly linked with a move for Besiktas defender Domagoj Vida with fresh reports suggesting that a bid of around £19.5million had been tabled.
However, Liverpool have no interest in the Croatia international and are baffled by the constant speculation linking them with Vida.
Matip, who has flown home from the tour of America, is expected to be sidelined for a fortnight after limping out of last weekend’s defeat to Borussia Dortmund in Charlotte.
But Klopp isn’t concerned about a lack of defensive cover ahead of the Premier League opener against West Ham on August 12.”
Pepe Reina in his advancing age still better than Karius or Mignolet I believe.
Manchester United lodge shock offer for Liverpool, Everton World Cup target
Unsettled Barcelona defender Yerry Mina has received an offer from Manchester United, according to a report in Spain.
The Colombia defender, who scored three times at the World Cup in Russia, has been mentioned as a target for Liverpool and Everton this summer, but United’s interest has come out of the blue.
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Unsettled Barcelona defender Yerry Mina has received an offer from Manchester United, according to a report in Spain.
The Colombia defender, who scored three times at the World Cup in Russia, has been mentioned as a target for Liverpool and Everton this summer, but United’s interest has come out of the blue.
Yes it would have been more apt to put the second line there as the headline - Reds have more deals in the top 20 than any other Premier League club - which is what they are really pointing out. Clickbait rules
Yes it would have been more apt to put the second line there as the headline - Reds have more deals in the top 20 than any other Premier League club - which is what they are really pointing out. Clickbait rules
yeah.
echo should do the same for biggest losses made on players.
Just to show.
We lost what?
35-19 =16million on carroll
20-0 = 20mil aquilani?
18-12 = 6 keane
20 - 0 = 20? markovic
who have the biggest losses made by clubs been?
i found this
https://www.thesportster.com/soccer/top-20-biggest-transfer-losses-of-all-time/
its not a very fair set as no acocunt is made of players aging and retiring.
Zlatan barca loss 29.4mil
shevchenko cheslea loss sure. 30mil
What, so after Suarez left a talented striker decided, "**** this, I'll fake injuries and rot on the bench for 3 years" instead of just playing and forcing a move to another big club to win things? Daft argument.
No play wants to rot in the reserves and just pick up a paycheck. They want to win medals and trophies at any club they can force a move to. Whatever his issues are, they're more mental than physical these days
Winston Bogarde says hello
I recall some lad said something like that.
I think someone commented about football was a hard life recently too. he wouldn't advise his kids to do it due to all pitfalls or some such.
Interesting link. What stood out were that most of those transfers were to AC Milan - lesson: don't sell to them, they're cheapskates
Tried to find a similar link about PL clubs but my computer's going slow today and doesn't like those sites that want to present the article as a slideshow.
Interesting link. What stood out were that most of those transfers were to AC Milan - lesson: don't sell to them, they're cheapskates
Tried to find a similar link about PL clubs but my computer's going slow today and doesn't like those sites that want to present the article as a slideshow.
They buy players when they are older.
fits the bill ofr utd but won't be easy get from barca.
Basically mourinho will turn him into a CF.
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'Alisson could be worth 10-15 points'
Liverpool’s world-record breaking goalkeeper Alisson could save the Reds upwards of “10-15 points a season” according to Steve McManaman.
The Reds made the Brazilian goalkeeper the most expensive shot-stopper in football history last week when they struck a £65million deal with Roma, and Jurgen Klopp is hopeful the aggressive pursuit of the Brazil international brings an end to a long-standing weakness in his team.
McManaman is convinced that Alisson will be worth the eye-watering outlay too, as he told the Daily Mail:
Liverpool’s world-record breaking goalkeeper Alisson could save the Reds upwards of “10-15 points a season” according to Steve McManaman.
The Reds made the Brazilian goalkeeper the most expensive shot-stopper in football history last week when they struck a £65million deal with Roma, and Jurgen Klopp is hopeful the aggressive pursuit of the Brazil international brings an end to a long-standing weakness in his team.
McManaman is convinced that Alisson will be worth the eye-watering outlay too, as he told the Daily Mail: