Chelsea Transfers

[Special Juan 28,132]

1 minute ago, NikkiCFC said:

Morata, Brozovic possibly next ones in exodus to Saudi. Hard to imagine Morata's wife would like to live there. 

With fucking billions dropping into her Prada hand bag I bet she will cope

[Special Juan 28,132]

Kovacic to City done, 30M

This day is getting better and better

[Special Juan 28,132]

KK, Mendy, Zyech, Kovavcic, Kante all gone today

[Special Juan 28,132]

4 here we go's before 10:30am🤣

In January we were buying too much and now people are moaning we are selling too much

[Special Juan 28,132]

Ornstein- Chelsea close to agreement with Arsenal for Kai Havertz 65M 

What a day

[Jype 6,398]

Just now, Special Juan said:

Ornstein- Chelsea close to agreement with Arsenal for Kai Havertz 65M 

What a day

[Special Juan 28,132]

That cash is stacking up and very very quickly

[chef 50]

 

[Strike 7,478]

 

Both are losses on the books.

Edited June 21, 2023 by Strike

[YorkshireBlue 3,268]

9 minutes ago, Strike said:

Bo

Both are losses on the books.

I remember @Vesper saying would be nearly impossible to get rid of KK because of his wages, I bet she's wetter than an otters pocket today.

[Mhsc 1,094]

Koulibaly off the books is amazing news, what an absolutely dreadful signing that was, one of our worst CB signings ever. Liked his personality and professionalism tho, he just fell off a cliff in terms of pace and couldn’t handle the league. 

[Magic Lamps 11,692]

9 minutes ago, Strike said:

 

Both are losses on the books.

The fees are indeed underwhelming but given their wages and the small number of clubs willing to afford those it is in our best interest to cut our losses and get the free riders off the bill early. Had we rejected the Saudi offers, Ziyech or k2 would never have accepted to take a pay cut to go elsewhere and probably sat out their contracts here. Which in turn could have resulted in us being unable to shed out for Caicedo & friends resulting in another train wreck of a transfer window and season. 
 

Esp K2 is a huge relief as alluded before. What we paid for him was insane enough and pure, inexcusable stupidity. But what matters is that people learn and it looks like our owners eventually are learning. This ruthlessness of cutting half a dozen has-beens in a matter of days is something that has been missing for a while. 

[Johnnyeye 7,501]

1 hour ago, Pizy said:

Seeing the salt from supposedly unbiased football journalists is almost as satisfying as actually getting rid of the deadwood. They’re desperate to find some sort of shady business connection. 

many of those cunts, fans and pundits were praying Chelsea would go in to administration following the sanctions, not surprised that lot is salty. Love it

[ulsterchelsea 3,221]

Truly couldn't care about what fees we receive. The wages and players gone with them are all that mattered. Havertz soon 🤞🏻

[Jype 6,398]

26 minutes ago, Strike said:

 

Both are losses on the books.

True, but rather take a £14M one-off loss for the two of them put together and get a clean break with permanent moves.

For context, Ziyech and Koulibaly total cost on the books for last season was £37M (salary+amortisation) so even by taking a loss it's still £23M saved for the next financial year for two useless players. Even if we count in the costs of their replacements (Madueke, Colwill) it's still going to be a massive net saving.

Edited June 21, 2023 by Jype