Top 5 player targets at each position still on the board and remotely available
GK Not Needed
Left footed CB Not Needed
Right footed CB (If Trevoh is sold)
António Silva
Giorgio Scalvini
Bremer
Jean-Clair Todibo
Mohamed Simakan
LB Not Needed
RB Not Needed
DMF
Aurélien Tchouaméni (hard AF pull)
Moisés Caicedo
Nicolò Barella
Joshua Kimmich
Roméo Lavia
CMF
Frenkie de Jong (so hard of a pull, and also so expensive)
Gabri Veiga
Manu Koné
Ryan Gravenberch
Maxence Caqueret
AMF
Mohammed Kudus (looks like we missed out, ffs)
Rayan Cherki
Arsen Zakharyan (will have to come indirectly via Strasbourg)
Désiré Doué
Georgiy Sudakov (see at bottom)
LW (If Sterling is sold)
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (so so expensive, likely worth it, but cannot see us dropping this kind of money atm)
Kingsley Coman
Serge Gnabry
Nico Williams
Bradley Barcola
RW
Leroy Sané
Michael Olise (he gets bold red as we look to have lost Kudus)
Bryan Mbeumo
Marcus Edwards
Nicolás González
CF (I listed 10 as 5 have conditions/issues)
Victor Osimhen (pipe dream)
Harry Kane (95% will not come here/be sold to us)
Randal Kolo Muani
Dusan Vlahovic
Jonathan David
Ivan Toney (January buy)
Ollie Watkins (hard AF pull)
Elye Wahi (as long as the sex shit is cleared up)
Santiago Gimenez
Gift Orban
'He could play for Barcelona or Man City... but he's stuck in a bunker': Shakhtar Donetsk teenager Giorgi Sudakov's 'war story' is detailed by former coach Fernando Valente, who insists his dreams have been 'snatched away' by Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine midfielder Giorgi Sudakov is hiding in a bunker amid the war with Russia
Sudakov, 19, is one of many who has been forced to take cover in the country
The Shakhtar Donetsk star is with wife Lisa, who is expecting their first child
His former coach Fernando Valente has opened up on the tear-jerking story
Valente, 62, describes Sudakov as the most talented player he has ever coached
But he insists the youngster's dreams have been 'snatched away' by the war
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-10614305/Ukraine-Shakhtar-Donetsk-youngster-Giorgi-Sudakovs-war-story-detailed-emotional-ex-coach.html
UPDATED: 09:17 BST, 15 March 2022
Shakhtar Donetsk teenager Giorgi Sudakov has had his dreams 'snatched away by a bunker in a senseless war', former coach Fernando Valente has emotionally revealed on social media.
Ukraine has been left decimated by an invasion from Eastern European neighbours Russia, who launched an all-out attack on the country at the end of February.
Russian president Vladimir Putin's is already said to have resulted in over 600 civilian casualties, with the people of Ukraine forced to either flee the country or take cover in bunkers.
Sudakov, the 19-year-old Ukraine midfielder who has spent five years with Shakhtar, is one of those hiding in a bunker along with his wife Lisa, who is currently expecting their first child.
His touching story has been detailed on social media by Valente, the 62-year-old Portuguese coach who worked with Sudakov in Shakhtar's Under-21 team.
He describes the youngster as the most talented player he has ever coached, insisting he was on track to play for a club the size of Barcelona or Manchester City before Russia invaded his country.
'War stories: Giorgi Sudakov is the greatest talent I have coached in my life,' Valente wrote on Twitter.
'19 years old, international A for Ukraine, recently renewed contract until 2026 with Shakhtar. A fantastic human being waiting to be a father with his wife Lisa of a girl...
'Dreams to be fulfilled, snatched away by a bunker in a senseless war. Yes... I cry and pray for this couple and for all the young players and friends I left behind in a Ukraine that made me happy for two years. My heart is broken.'
'Sudakov is a kid with enormous potential, even to play for FC Barcelona or Manchester City.'
Sudakov joined Shakhtar in 2017 and was eventually handed his senior debut in their Champions League win away at Real Madrid three years later.
He has also been capped three times by Ukraine, having made his international bow against Bahrain in May 2021.
'He was the greatest talent I trained and he is one of the strongest connections I have,' Valente also said about Sudakov in an interview with the Lusa Agency.