Danny Ings to Liverpool

No, they can sign a pre-contract but the club they're leaving receives compensation.

 

Of about £200,000 from a European team like Sociedad, or £3m from a PL team like Liverpool.

Quality thinking Burnley

 

Yep, the ruling for European transfer is different to PL. Its why i think there is a chance we'll sign him this window. However, Burnley can't do much about who Ings chooses.

 

Do Burnley need a Rb? We could exchange lazy arse for ings.

 

Balotelli plays RB?

 

I'd trade lazy arse for a steak subway atm

 

Right back to the dressingroom

 

So trade from one relegation threatened club in England to a relegation threatened club in Spain... Good thinking.

Won't be true, he knows he could do better on England and if he waits till end of the season he will at least lnow what division the club he's signing for will be playing in

 

Either way - Ings is just a squad player at best.

Very little ambition on our part.

 

I'm hearing Ings has not agreed a pre-contract agreement with Real Soceidad and that he wants to join Liverpool in the summer.

David Anderson
@MirrorAnderson

Could run for a bit, this one.

 

Just straight swap with Lambert now please.

Get it over with.

 

I'd rather give them Mario

 

I was thinking that the idea of Balotelli turning out for Burnley would be a laugh. Have a feeling they couldn't afford his wages though.

 

I have a feeling they'd be more inclined to reject that offer

 

Which is quite damning, really.

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/revealed-how-danny-ings-can-5092477

Revealed: How Danny Ings can sign for Liverpool and remain with Burnley until the summer

It is possible for Liverpool to come to an agreement with Burnley over Danny Ings - and send him back to Turf Moor for the remainder of the season.

A deal won't be a loan, but a U8 agreement, which allows contract rights to be passed over at a future date.

The move needs to be ratified by the Premier League, and also, doesn't actually need to be done before the the transfer deadline. Which makes any rush during deadline day totally unnecessary.

 

I was thinking something similar to this a couple of days ago. A player under 24 moving clubs at the end of a contract results in compensation being paid. however, it doesn't always have to be a tribunal type process. The two clubs can agree on a fee themselves. So, why not get an agreement in place between the two?

 

****ing typical of us to start looking at a complicated deal with 7 hours to go in a 33 day window

http://www.90min.com/posts/1821217-liverpool-pursuing-deadline-day-deal-for-danny-ings?a_aid=35224

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...nsfer-deadline-day-news-and-rumours-live.html


edit: or a 33 24hr day window as Gerrez would say

 

#allaboutgerrez

 

It's only a 16.5 day window on weird Gerrez settings.