Vesper

that is not much of an upgrade, if it even is an upgrade at all

Disagree Tosin is the default leader Trevoh is vastly underrated and Fofana is perma-wrecked and even when healthy he is not all that

disagree............ we do have a few postions to go (GK, LW, LB/LCB combo, and a RCB) , but I think we have been on point to a large degree

Fuckkkkkk At £24.9m we will regret this.

fuck Garnacho!!!!

on loan? fuck off pikeys

get this done! no more fucking about

key: There have been no club-to-club talks between Chelsea and RB Leipzig at this point. ~ @David_Ornstein

diabolical 🤬

So, IF NUFC sell Alexander Isak this is a very comprehensive who they have to choose from (some may well be gone soon) atm to replace him some are crazy hard pulls (Italics) some are trash Julián Alvarez (probably impossible) Lautaro Martínez Viktor Gyökeres Victor Osimhen Marcus Thuram Benjamin Sesko Samu Aghehowa Nicolas Jackson Loïs Openda Moise Kean Darwin Núñez Serhou Guirassy Victor Boniface Gonçalo Ramos Ferran Torres Ollie Watkins Santiago Castro Dušan Vlahović Rasmus Højlund Mohamed Amoura Yoane Wissa Mika Biereth Santiago Gimenez Randal Kolo Muani Joshua Zirkzee Jean-Philippe Mateta Amine Gouiri Artem Dovbyk Patrik Schick Pio Esposito Evan Ferguson Maximilian Beier Emanuel Emegha Evann Guessand Mikel Oyarzabal Ivan Toney Alexander Sørloth Conrad Harder Georges Mikautadze Ermedin Demirovic

£113m is €130m

€15m (£13m) gross per annum is £250K PW

yes, I forgot Como is stacked with attacking firepower now

Who is Ali Barat? Premier League 'super agent' at the heart of Chelsea mega deals Ali Barat has been at the heart of several high-profile transfers already this summer and is set to be even busier as the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea continue their spending sprees https://www.football.london/Chelsea-fc/news/who-ali-barat-premier-league-32105809 Premier League clubs are gearing up for another massive summer of expenditure as Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea aim to revamp their squads ahead of the new season. The reigning Premier League champions have already splashed out more than £150m on Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez and are poised to increase that figure further after agreeing a deal potentially worth £79m for Eintracht Frankfurt forward Hugo Ekitike. Meanwhile, United's spending is just shy of £70m following the acquisitions of Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon. However, this amount is set to more than double after the Old Trafford outfit agreed a £71m deal with Brentford for Bryan Mbeumo over the weekend. Over at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, fresh off their recent Club World Cup victory, are on track for another summer of lavish spending, with the signings of Jamie Gittens, Joao Pedro, and Liam Delap, totalling more than £150m. But the Premier League clubs' spending spree hasn't stopped there, with Noni Madueke recently leaving Chelsea to join Arsenal in a deal roughly worth £50m, reports the Liverpool Echo. And Madueke's former Stamford Bridge colleague Nicolas Jackson could soon be heading for the exit too, with the Senegal international reportedly in talks with Manchester United earlier this month. Interestingly, one individual seems to be at the heart of many of the Premier League's deals this summer, Ali Barat. Barat, the proprietor of Epic Sport agency, has been instrumental in several high-profile transfers this summer, including Madueke's move across London and Dean Huijsen's switch from Bournemouth to Real Madrid. After being named Agent of the Year at the 2023 Golden Boy awards for facilitating big-ticket moves for Moises Caicedo and Jackson to Chelsea, Barat is also managing Ekitike's transfer from Frankfurt to Anfield. Following a series of high-stakes negotiations, Barat is now considered one of football's emerging 'super agents,' akin to Jorge Mendes. Once Ekitike's transfer to Anfield is sealed, Barat is expected to focus on arranging moves for his other clients, including Xavi Simons and Jackson.

he would flourish at Napoli what a fool

No Rodrygo? Also, I would take Antoine Semenyo or Jesus Rodriguez (or even the too expensive Rafael Leão or Anthony Gordon) over Garnacho

Contract expires:June 30, 2029 Last contract extension:Aug 16, 2024 Reports: Juve prepping a big contract offer for Kenan Yildiz after Club World Cup https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/reports-juve-prepping-a-big-contract-offer-for-kenan-yildiz-after-club-world-cup/ar-AA1GjMLj Over the past year and a half or so, we’ve seen a handful of Juventus players be rewarded with new contracts that, for the most part, have tied them to the club for the long-term future. But when it comes to Kenan Yildiz, we’ve seen the budding young Turkish star get not one, but two new contracts within the span of 12 months. The first came in August 2023. The second came in August 2024 — and with a new kit number to boot. It seems that a third contract extension in as many summers will be discussed with Yildiz once Juventus return from their Club World Cup participation in the United States. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport earlier this week and since also reported by Tuttosport on Sunday, Juventus intend to even further lock in the 20-year-old Yildiz as a leading player at the club heading into the 2025-26 season. With Juve qualifying for the Champions League, the need to cash in on Yildiz’s ever-growing value on the transfer market doesn’t seem likely, but a contract extension, in theory, would stave off the big-money clubs — namely from the Premier League — and not even give the young Turkiye attacker even a temptation to ply his trade somewhere other than Turin. Yildiz currently earns around €1.5 million net with the deal he signed prior to the start of the 2024-25 season, but La Gazzetta says a new deal could see that figure nearly triple and go to €4 million plus bonuses, A salary like that would put Yildiz amongst Juventus’ highest earners — especially if Dusan Vlahovic, like everybody expects, and his Serie A-high €12 million net salary comes off the books this summer.

Analysis: Profiling Europe's Most Wanted Wingers Wingfielders and wide-forwards analysed with Attributes and Archetypes

Juve told us and all other teams who tried to buy him to fuck off