Alexis Mac Allister's fee has been agreed with Brighton. The fee is £69.4m.That is colossus.
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Doesn't take a Rhodes scholar to know we won't be signing many players this summer if they're all that price. Would he count as one of the 7 wonders of world class midfielders?
if team are making more than half their annual trunk over off ever sale then nobody can buy many players unless their are doping.
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Wouldn't want to be sailing underneath when he needed to go.
Liverpool has inquired about the availability of full back Benjamin Pavard from Bayern Munich for Alexander -Anold to move permanently into midfield.
He said he may get a loan.
Alexis Mac Allister's father(his agent) is flying to England next to finalise his move to Liverpool, according to Cesar Luis Merlo TYC Sports.
I think there is a bit of both Irish and Scottish iirc.
That's what I've read too.
Also that he looks like a scouser .... and he really does
apparently some Irish people claim him as "one of their own" due to world Cup.
something about great great something or other and someone in his family visited their relatives and everything.
quite odd.
but then let's face it they claimed Barack Obama so they'll claim anyone.
Elijah Gift, a 16 year old winger is our first sale of the season.
1mil to athletic bilbao.
he apparently signed said child at 12 from Huddersfield quite how he was born in the basque region and is Spanish by nationality but ended up in a **** hold like 'uddersfield i dont know.
1mil to athletic bilbao.
he apparently signed said child at 12 from Huddersfield quite how he was born in the basque region and is Spanish by nationality but ended up in a **** hold like 'uddersfield i dont know.
Mac and Mc are Gaelic prefixes meaning "son of" and are found in both Scots and Irish.