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  1. roflmaooooooooooo slabhead was NEVER a great defender he has a nose for goals off free and corner kicks, that is it he is slow AF, and gets caught ball watching
  2. I am not an expert but he has played RCB in a back 3 a few times mostly in a back 3 he plays in the centre and in a back 4 he plays LCB
  3. 🚨The Daily Briefing - Arsenal's Declan Rice talks confirmed, major Chelsea decision imminent, Newcastle eye three big names, and more Today's transfer news headlines, featuring Declan Rice, Conor Gallagher, Youssoufa Moukoko, and more! FABRIZIO ROMANO JAN 17 ∙ https://caughtoffside.substack.com/p/the-daily-briefing-arsenals-declan Chelsea Shakhtar president Akhmetov: “We’re proud of Mudryk - we will play a friendly against Chelsea at Donbass Arena in a Ukrainian Donetsk. I am allocating $25 million today to help our soldiers, defenders, and their families.” RB Leipzig director Max Eberl on Christopher Nkunku’s future: “The signs are very, very clear that he's moving to Chelsea.” I can again confirm again that the Nkunku deal is 100% signed. He’s a Chelsea player as revealed in December, no doubts. He will move to Stamford Bridge in July. There’s fresh speculation about Conor Gallagher at the moment. My understanding is that the interest is genuine and strong by both Newcastle and Crystal Palace since July, but it’s up to Chelsea. They will make a decision on many players in the next days, including Gallagher. Potter remains big fan of his potential but it has to be club decision together with the coach.
  4. which is why I still have some hope that Wesley Fofana can fully recover before that horrid leg break, he was in my top 10 (at peak top 5) CBs to buy lists all the time
  5. Caicedo to NUFC would be disastrous for us he and Bruno as a pivot, eeeeeeeeeeeeeek that is literally, if Enzo and Bellingham are off the board, my two MFer buy combo above all others atm same if he goes to Pool, as their MF is a partial mess atm
  6. Mykhailo Mudryk: Shakhtar Donetsk pledge £22m to Ukraine war effort after Chelsea transfer https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/64288859
  7. Dango Ouattara: Bournemouth agree deal worth about £20m for Lorient winger By Simon Stone BBC Sport https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/64288868
  8. Buy Osimhen or Vlahovic and like magic.............. no more Kai at CF
  9. but he is welcome to it! practicing already
  10. I dont give a toss about what anyone would say literally do not give a fuck he is a Russian teenager he is not some Putin warmonger or enabler I leave condemning people based off ethnic origin to the Nazis and the KKK
  11. Jude Bellingham Bruno Guimarães Martín Zubimendi Matheus Nunes young: Manuel Ugarte Máximo Perrone Carlos Alcaraz
  12. let this happen!! they can drop the £100-120m or so on him Rice has NEVER had a season as good as the one Xhaka (of all people!) is having now, may well never have one
  13. no it won't it is a cheap, super intelligent buy great for us IMHO especially at such little cost with HUGE potential upside
  14. £325K PW £84.5m in wages alone summer of 2022 is quite potentially the worst non youth transfer window in the history of the EPL) (the youth buys may well end up being superb though) counting fees, add-on, and wages for just these 5 players below we may well have shit away over £500m half a billion quid! Wesley Fofana Marc Cucurella Raheem Sterling Kalidou Koulibaly Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang let that sink in I would never have bought any of them then nada, null, nyet, nein, nej, none, fuck off and hell no let alone those INSANE wages on most long term contracts KK ALONE was £95m in fees+wages!! what the fuckery now, I have no problem with the January window so far, OTHER THAN, of course, ENZO, and that is a potential insane cock up time and who we do buy will tell if it was as bad as I think it can be oh, and another issue (albeit not our fault) is if we cannot get Arsen
  15. Arsen is NOWHERE near that level of cost and us being blocked should upset, he has a MASSIVE upside potential to be a key creative player for us, unlike anything we have on the team price: from the summer (and the clause is the same now) https://metro.co.uk/2022/08/26/Chelsea-set-to-activate-12-6m-buyout-clause-to-sign-arsen-zakharyan-17247517/ Chelsea are set to trigger a €15 million (£12.6m) release clause to sign Dynamo Moscow midfielder Arsen Zakharyan
  16. the problem as I understand it is the payment to a Russian team perhaps I am wrong
  17. Kouadio ('o' not 'a' on the end, and he now goes by the easier, but unfortunately more quotidian first name of Manu) Different types of player. They could easily co-exist though. I am a big Koné fangirl. I have posted on him multiple times.
  18. It's top speed that has been officially clocked.
  19. they are just playing sour grapes bullshit games
  20. zero chance Arse only offered him £30K PW that is way less than a million per year net (around £780K per year net) for a player that Arse was willing to drop £75-80m in transfer fees and add-ons on come on, lolol
  21. Of course, there is not a blanket ban on Russians simply because they are Russian citizens. WORK VISA UK REQUIREMENTS FOR RUSSIAN CITIZENS 2022 Russian citizens can apply for UK work visa. The most popular visa in Russia for working in the UK is the Skilled Worker (previously Tier 2 General). However, Russian citizens can apply for other types of UK work visa such as Innovator, Startup, Global Talent, Health and Care Worker etc. SKILLED WORKER VISA FOR EMIGRATE TO UK FROM RUSSIA If Russian citizens are sponsored to do a specific skilled job for a Home Office licensed sponsor, then can apply for Skilled Worker visa. The Skilled Worker visa has replaced the Tier 2 General (aka work permit) in 2020. However, unlike Tier 2 General, this new route for skilled workers can lead to permanent settlement (ILR) in the UK. Therefore, Russian citizens can move to UK from Russia through the Skilled Worker visa route. UK Skilled worker visa fees depends on the duration of the Certificate of Sponsorship (COS) for main applicant and dependants. If the COS is for three years or less, then the Skilled Worker visa fees in Russia are $786. However, if the COS is for three years or more then the skilled worker visa application cost is $1,552. If the job is in Shortage Occupation, then Skilled Worker visa fees in Russia are $602 and $1,185.
  22. I do not think his being Russian is the issue, I think its the fact it's a Russian club I see a Russian national who was playing for Krasnodar going out on loan a few days ago to a UEFA club (Israeli clubs are in UEFA), so UEFA is not blocking Russians
  23. Top 19 fastest football players in the world in 2023 https://khelnow.com/football/top-10-fastest-football-players-in-the-world-2022 These players have shown that they can hit top-gear on the pitch regularly. Football has always been about athleticism. Players prepare physically and mentally for matches and avoid distractions that hinders their performance. A player must possess a strong physicality to challenge the opposition and most importantly, pace, to assist the team in playing fast football. Having the quickest players enables the team to transition quickly and expose opponents during counter-attacks. A quick player can outpace stagnant defender Pacy players have aided the clubs dynamically over the years. Their intensity during the game is unrivalled as they provide an extra hand in counter-attacks or while tracking back, they are the first to pick up the loose ball. Bearing this in mind, we look at the top 19 fastest footballers in 2023. 19. Theo Hernandez 35.7 (km/h) Theo Hernandez ranks among the top ten fastest footballers in the Champions League. The 25-year-old is experiencing one of his best seasons with AC Milan. Hernandez has played for a number of clubs but was yet to exhibit his true talent on the field. The footballer is finally having the best time with AC Milan after signing in 2019. At Milan, he displayed exceptional vision and has since become the club’s most important left-back. Theo Hernandez’s quick pace averaged 35.7 kilometers per/hour this season in the Champions League. 18. Micky van de Ven – 35.87 km/h The 21-year-old has been a revelation in the Bundesliga, becoming a key player at such a young age. Van de Ven is well-known for his excellent ball reading and quick tackles to break-up plays. He is now one of the fastest players in the league, behind Alphonso Davies. Van de Ven has many years ahead of him, but the youngster has gradually matured and is now Wolfsburg‘s first choice, thanks to his large stature and quick pace. The 21-year-old is one of the fastest players in the German top flight, according to stats provided by the Bundesliga. 17. Rafa Silva – 35.9 (km/h)m/h Rafa Silva is having a productive season with Benfica. Imagine a group that includes PSG and Juventus, but Benfica came out on top on goal difference, owing to numerous vital goals from Rafa Silva, who has been the club’s finest performer. Silva is an offensive midfielder who can also play on the wings. He is one of the fastest players on the field and displayed top performances in the Champions League, which saw him set a high speed of 35.9 km/h. 16. Sheraldo Becker – 35.97 km/h The Union Berlin winger is the Bundesliga’s fastest player, tied with Bayern Munich full-back Alphonso Davies. He, like Davies, makes off-the-ball runs to give his team extra space; he also makes in-between runs to avoid being caught offside. While Becker has not received as much attention as Davies, he is a magnificent player when given space. Once he accelerates, defenders find it very difficult to match his speed. 15. Moussa Diaby – 36.1 (km/h) The 23-year-old is another talented player with a 36.1 (km/h) average and was an important player for Bayern Leverkusen. Although the club did not qualify, Moussa earned a place in an exclusive list of football’s most prestigious competition. Moussa is agile, and his agility on the field aids him in making transitions on the field. He can pull defenders out of their positions with his pace, allowing the team to create space to exploit. 14. Karim Adeyemi – 36.1 (km/h) Karim Adeyemi has been a sensation this season, proving his mettle in European competition at the age of 20. The forward is another youngster making an impression and has already suggested that he could be a future prospect. Adeyemi is a talented, extremely nimble player, ranking sixth in the Champions League fastest footballers list with a speed of 36.1 km/h. Dortmund will need his pace on the pitch to open up spaces and play through the lines. 13. Kylian Mbappe 36.08 km/h Mbappe’s burst of pace up front has been crucial to PSG‘s success; he is one of the fastest players in the Ligue 1 and causes difficulties for defenders. Once he picks up speed, he is difficult to catch. The 23-year-old is known for playing with defenders on his shoulders, and his breakneck speed allows him to beat offside traps with late runs. Furthermore, the Frenchman can cover a lot of ground with his blazing speed and stamina, which aids him to clock high speeds in the dying moments of matches. No defenders can catch him if he’s unmarked and has plenty of space. 12. Erling Haaland- 36.2 km/h For Manchester City, the Norwegian has been the final piece of the jigsaw. Haaland is a complete bully for defenders – outpacing them and physically dominating them. His life at Manchester City was expected to be difficult, but the 22-year-old has lived up to the hype by scoring ten goals in just six games. He is one of the best players on counter-attacks as his blazing speed allows him to outrun and brush past defenders. With age on his side, the towering striker will only get better. The Norwegian striker recorded a top speed of 36.2 km/h in a Premier league 2022-23 clash against Brighton. 11. Alphonso Davies – 36.2 (km/h) The Bayern left-back is gifted with all skills. Bayern Munich’s left-back position has been figured out for a decade, with Davies being the first choice. His performance against Barcelona in 2020 was proof enough of his talent. Davies is the team’s fastest player, and his speed has the ability to shift the team’s rhythm and stretch the game. He is a sort of left-back with all characteristics, such as being a brilliant dribbler with excellent speed and being able to outrun and outmuscle his opponents. And he’s again on the list of the fastest footballers in the Champions League 2022-23. 10. Nuno Tavares – 36.2 (km/h) This season, a highly gifted Marseille player made an immediate impact in the Champions League against top teams. Nuno Tavares is already regarded as one of Europe’s top full-backs. His agility and quickness on the field distinguish him. Marseille did not advance to the final stage, but Tavares has certainly made his imprint on the Champions League. He is ranked fifth as the fastest player in the competition with an average pace of 36.2 (km/h). Also Read: Ranking the top 10 fastest football players in the world 9. Federico Valverde -36.3 (km/h) Federico Valverde made a fantastic contribution for Real Madrid this season, banging in goal after goal in important matches. He has become such a vital part of the club that his absence has harmed the club’s performance. Valverde is unquestionably having one of the best seasons of his career. He has played in every game, and although being a midfielder, he plays on the right flank and contributes significantly due to his speed and shooting ability. 8. Achraf Hakimi – 36.48 km/h Hakimi has developed into one of the best full-backs in the French league, utilising his speed and intelligence both offensively and defensively. His development since leaving Real Madrid has been encouraging, and his willingness to make daring runs has made him a fan-favorite at PSG. The 23-year-old is a dangerous player during counter-attacks, and has the ability to carry the ball forward. He offers ball-playing options and is physically strong. His speed allows him to combine well with forwards and make late runs into the box. 7. Rafael Leao – 36.5 (km/h) A dynamic forward with bursts of speed, adaptability, and technical ability who can pull all the strings. Rafael Leao has been outstanding this season, playing a pivotal position on the left flank. His spectacular moments on and off the field are one of the main factors that aid the squad in stretching defenses. He is also a skilled dribbler with quick feet who can beat opponents one-on-one. The player has been called up for the Qatar 2022 World Cup due to his performance. 6. Darwin Nunez – 36.5 km/h Liverpool’s record signing Darwin Nunez may not have had the best start to his Liverpool career, but the Uruaguian striker has recorded good underlying stats. The striker also broke the record for the fastest Premier League player previously held by Kyle Walker (37.802 km/h against Chelsea in June 2020). There were rumours that Nunez recorded a top speed of 38 km/h in the Premier League clash against West Ham in October 2022. But later it was confirmed by Premier League that the striker was still the fastest player in the 2022-23 season but only reached the top speed of 36.5 in a Premier League game against Fulham earlier this season. 5. Mohamed Salah – 36.6 km/h Since joining Liverpool in 2017, the 30-year-old has established himself as one of the greatest players in Liverpool’s history. Salah’s position on the right wing is untouchable, and no player has been capable of taking his position. Since joining the Reds, he has been a phenomenon, scoring 32 goals in his first season – a record that still stands. His lightning speed on the right wing has made a huge difference in Liverpool’s game; he can beat defenders with darting runs and dribbles. His quick feet allows him to outmaneuver defenders in tight spaces, and it also helps him to overtake defenders in challenging situations. 4. Adama Traore – 36.6 km/h Traore’s move to Barcelona hasn’t helped his career a lot, but it goes without saying that he’s an absolute monster on the ball. His intimidating physicality makes defenders anxious. The Spaniard has been blessed with buffed-up physic and great speed. That allows him to go past defenders, and once he does that, no defender can stop him. He mostly plays on the wing, where he can cut inside, make a pass, or drive the ball in the box. He is always confident on the ball, which makes him a reliable player. 3. Ousmane Dembele – 36.6 (km/h) Dembele uses both feet and has the speed and dribbling flair for defeating defenders. After a string of injuries in previous seasons, the Frenchman was a performer last season. The 25-year-old has evolved into a complete player and is now a vital ingredient for Barcelona. He has the potential to cut through the left to produce goals or scoring opportunities and might be a game-changer. He performed excellently for Barcelona in the Champions League, but the club’s lack of qualities meant they failed to advance to the knockouts phase. 2. Mykhailo Mudryk – 36.6 (km/h) Many people may not have noticed Mykhailo Mudryk. But he is another promising young talent that made an impact in the Champions League group stages. Big teams will soon be lining up to sign the pacy player. Although Shakhtar Donetsk did not advance past the group stage, Mudryk’s good performance will help him establish himself in Europe. He was also the fastest player in group stages, with a 36.6 km/h average, which was the highest in the competition. 1. Antonio Rudiger- 36.7 km/h Rudiger prospered under Thomas Tuchel before joining Real Madrid, establishing himself as one of Europe’s best centre-backs. He is tall and an aggressive defender. His stature is sometimes enough to induce fear in forwards. Another valuable quality that the former Chelsea defender embodies is speed; he is now Europe’s fastest player. The best thing about Rudiger is his quick tackles, which makes him a great threat to opponents. According to Opta, the former Chelsea defender clogged up the highest speed in the Premier League in 2022.
  24. as I posted a while back, other Russian team players are transferring out, so ffs, just sort this
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