RoyalBlues

So at least now we know, from where Everton will get all the money for paying their multiple signings earlier from. Mystery solved.

Even the club we are negotiate with are also frustrated, lol. That almost explain everything.

Belotti/Morata + Llorente, and we are set for striker position.

So true. Fergie knows how greedy that bastard is. World knows.

Think we will not regretting it that much, even if he banging like 25+ goals for MU next season. It depends on how many silverware we won at the end of season though in compare to them. Lukaku is not our player. Regretting much, will be like when we sold Batman to Liverpool, and helping their position on top of us at the end of season.

Maybe. But who knows maybe we are not even made a move for any strikers yet. Maybe to solve Costa situation first.

Yes, no one else. But no reliable story about Lukaku as well! All articles made up by media suggesting he is 'close', but in reality not. We will never know what happened behind the scene, basically just pure assumptions.

If the club willing to go all out since the beginning, I believe we are the first club to meet the asking price, since we're after him early. Now that we know MU who meet it first, I assume we were back off. Yes there is still a chance, but hard to see we will meet up their asking price after this.

Seems we did try to sign him, but knowing that they will not lowering their asking price to the reasonable amount, we moved on.

Maybe Sandro still have a family meeting until now.

It's a shame. Missed the moment when Brazilian clubs keep producing natural talent, like Neymar, Oscar, etc. Now never heard any big potential names left.

Does any good strikers playing at South American clubs out there now?

Can we go riot now?

Are we doomed yet?

Again it is different the value of the player and club asking price. If MU now making bid for Belotti, obviously they will set the special price. To us will they give the same price? I don't think so. The release clause is remain the same (if any). Yes, of course their asking price for us could go up and down, but not because of Lukaku deal to MU. Completely different case. If we want the player and the player himself want the move, the price will go down for sure, no matter Lukaku or other players price was. They will not insisting the price should be higher than Lukaku deal at all cost.

If after all this long, he make a decision to join us, I will be very surprised.

The true value of the player, and the price set by a club are two different things. Club who want to make a bid will make an offer not far off from his true value. His club of course can set the price as much as their want. Our point discussion earlier, is that I disagree because Lukaku sold 75m, then suddenly it affect all other transfers. Too many factors involved that set the price of any deal, you just can't say because of one specific transfer it will affect this or that other things. You are talking like the player value could not be the same or going down. Lol, I'll quit with that.

The deal involving English clubs, inflated price. The deal between two English clubs, madness.

Lol, too much assumptions in there, that I couldn't understand what is your point. Read all the reaction in social media and most agree that Lukaku not worth 75m. End of.

The deal involving MU for sure has any effect, for their sake themselves. Don't see any point why Verratti from PSG to Barca has any connection with Pogba or Lukaku deal, involving Juve, MU and Everton in the first place. Mind you Everton has accepted the bid, not the player has agreed personal term or something. Yes, he want to leave, but he hasn't tell he will want to join MU yet. What I've wrote is when the player has expressed his desire to move to certain club, it will change the price when that club make a bid.

When he leave Juve for MU? exactly like Lukaku case, they paid overprice for him. Never worth 89m. The true value is set automatically after some time. If now he want to leave MU, his price will go down for sure, also because the player want the move. Again, don't see any relationship with completely different player in completely different country involving two completely different clubs.

Club has every right to set their initial price. But if the player want the move, it will change the price for sure. So, no, not the market, but the player's will will change the price.

Lol, I wrote that sentence, basically to said that not much improvement with Lukaku since joining Everton, what suddenly make him worth 75m is beyond me. Let me put this simple. MU buy Pogba for 89m, but we seems will get Bakayoko for 37m now. No relation at all. Maybe you then arguing, 'hey it happened last year, it's different window'. Ok, now if we bid for Belotti and the player want the move, ask you this question, will Torino said that, 'because MU buy Lukaku for 75m, Belotti worth much more than that sum'? Lol, no way, we will get much more less than that.

Don't understand why that should be any relation with another club players at all. One thing I can tell you, if MU want him, Spurs for sure set the price higher than they paid for Lukaku. If Real Madrid want to sign Kane, they can get him for much less than they would set the price for MU.