Jesper Lindstrom to sign tomorrow. Again, some player I have never seen but mentioned earlier. Loan with an obligation to buy it seems.
I know mate .. Eton still celebrates those Wall game titles prior to the Football League being formed .. ... doubt any of them could have won the Premier League mind ...
So about the Saviniho deal, let's take a look under the bonnet... - Comes through the Atl. Mineiro academy. - Signs for Troyes for £6m, setting a new transfer record. - Troyes are owned by the same group as City. - He goes out on loan first to PSV then to Girona, never actually kicking a ball for Troyes. - Girona are also owned by the same group as City. - City offer Troyes £30m for him, which they accept. - Troyes have never sold a player for more than £10m. - Again, Troyes are owned by the same people who own City. QED, City have just paid themselves £30m for a player. Am I missing something? Seems dodgy as hell.
This isn't attracting that much attention because Troyes are the real beneficiary of the deal, not City. They've suffered back to back relegations (clinging on to Ligue 2 status only thanks to Bordeaux going bust). Their revenue has plummeted as a result and as we all know, the golden equation of FFP is that spending can't exceed revenue by more than x per year. So what's a nice quick way of increasing revenue? Selling players. And it helps immensely when the buying club is essentially your big brother.
Some worrying transfers for City if they lose Ederson, De Bruyne and Da Silva. Arsenal will win it if that happens.
We’re close to signing the South Korean Messi, Yang Min-Hyuk. Son’s long term heir for club and country.
Wilfried Gnonto and Kalvin phillips Are targets for Dyche it seems. Take Philips, but the leeds lad, nah.
Maybe hes waiting for them to be relegated to division 3 and all the big stars leave in disgrace and he can play
Problem is I think he thought he was good enough but we all knew he wasn't up to that standard, career wise he probably should have gone to Villa when they wanted him