please log in to view this image FutsHaber @FutsHaberr Pendikspor, Abdülkadir Ömür için yaptığı teklifi 5.5M€’ya çıkardı. Ömür, Hull City ile anlaşmaya vardı ve Trabzonspor’dan haber bekliyor. Pendikspor increased its offer for Abdülkadir Ömür to 5.5M € . Ömür reached an agreement with Hull City and is waiting for news from Trabzonspor.
Not sure if Baz was meant to say Sinik instead of Lokilo here.. "Allahyar Sayyadmanesh, Jason Lokilo and Matt Ingram are all understood to be the subject of interest from other clubs with City thought to be prepared to sanction their release, while Ryan Woods will be moved on after his season-long loan stint at Bristol Rovers was cut short. Hull Live understands Allahyar is close to securing a move to Belgian Pro League side Westerlo on loan, while Dogukan Sinik and Ingram are also close to moving away on short-term deals."
At a guess I think he’s meant it as he uses full names in the first part and then individual ones for the second apart from Sinik as he wasn’t already mentioned.
Trabzonspor and Pendikspor shook hands for 7 million Euros for the transfer of Abdülkadir Ömür. The player's desire to go abroad is currently the biggest obstacle to the transfer becoming official.
Luton are somewhat different to Chelsea. There's obviously something that hasn't worked out there if they're happy to let their record signing leave 6 months after joining. Maybe he's just not settled there.
They don’t sponsor us anymore, was only last season. Think they just attach us and Acun’s name as it generates more clicks
Defensively he's suspect against premier league presses by all accounts. They have better. That's not to say he's not a cracking attacking fullback at championship level though. His assist ratio speaks for itself. Just don't expect the defensive solidity of Nigel Winterburn to go with it.
The way I would interpret the grammar is that all 4 are expected to leave: Ingram, Ali and Sinik on loan. Maybe someone's offered something more permanent for Lokilo?
I'm pretty sure if they weren't under investigation and still offering hard cash then they'd still be a sponsor. But let's not pretend we don't know that Acun has a heads up when it comes to what's going on in Turkiye.
The great thing about Turkish clubs is that they do have £££ to spend. Lokilo might not have worked out so far here but he had a really promising spell over there last year. If we sent him out there on loan and he had a successful back end we could end up getting £500k-£1m. For a player that didn't cost much and hasn't worked out, that would be a result. Oscar will have interest from Turkey without a doubt in the summer too
His estimated market value seems to be 700k ish. I'd suspect almost all of that value comes from his spell in super lig. I also very much doubt we paid anywhere near that. I wouldn't be surprised to see us flip him for a modest profit this window. Not saying it's nailed on, but I can see a feasible way that could happen, as you say - there'll be Turkish clubs interested in him and maybe Belgian, Dutch etc too. And he isn't such a big value signing for us to be able to accept a realistic fee and still be a win win all round.
Whether crypto trading stays as it is or benefits from market maturation and (much needed) regulation, it's probably here to stay in some form or another. For good or for Ill. Think there's certain areas it could work - for certain creatives for example, but other areas of the 'economy' that it patently dosn't. Not to say I'm an expert, but reckon in 20 years time, hard cash in pocket will be out of mainstream circulation for the majority of us.
