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8 hours ago, Jype said:

An upgrade over Broja, based on what exactly? Duran has been at Villa for a year and has fuck all to show for it. 

He's absolutely no more proven or better than Broja, just another inexperienced raw youngster in a long line of many. 

Exactly. Nail on head.

I bet hardly anyone on here saying he would be a good move has even seen him play yet he’s automatically “better than Broja”.

The same Broja who not too long ago, was better than every CF we had 2 seasons ago whilst on loan at Southampton. 

The level of idiocy on here sometimes blows my mind.

 

 

 

 

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Player trading: from LOSC to Barcelona

https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost448

The 448th CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the 50 clubs in the world with the most positive and negative transfer balances for non-academy players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023. The figures range from a positive balance* of €386 million for LOSC Lille (Pépé, Osimhen, Botman, etc.) to a negative balance of €631 million for Barcelona (Coutinho, Dembélé, Griezmann, etc.).

With +€317 million in capital gains, Ajax (de Jong, Antony, Lisandro Martínez, etc.) are in second place. RB Salzburg (Naby Keita, Mwepu, Haaland, etc.) complete the podium, just ahead of AS Monaco (Tchouaméni, Lemar, Bernardo Silva, etc.). The top 10 of clubs having generated the most profits from player trading during the last decade also includes two German (RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt), two Italian (Sassuolo and Atalanta) and two Portuguese teams (Benfica and Sporting CP).

At the other end of the scale, Barcelona (-€631 million) are ahead of Chelsea (-€482m with the three biggest losses for Jorginho, Pulišić and Rüdiger) and Arsenal (-€436m; Pépé, Aubameyang, Lacazette). Paris St-Germain has the fourth most negative balance (Neymar, Di María, Icardi, etc.), ahead of Manchester United (Matić, Fred, Mata, etc.). Manchester City (-€59m) and Bayern Munich (-€61m) have the best balances among the most competitive teams.

* Add-ons included irrespective of actual receipt or payment, not including agent commissions. / ** Top 100 of youth academy players’ transfer incomes by club available here.

Balances for non-academy players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023

€ million, players signed and transferred between 2014 and 2023 2023 / Balance (%): profit or loss out of spending

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1 hour ago, Strike said:

Would rather try and get Guirassy than go for Wilson or Jhon Duran

Guirassy for sure. He at least could be really good. Wilson would be guaranteed average and Durán is random gamble 

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9 hours ago, Strike said:

All of these options will go for a hefty fee too. Close to the 103 million Osimhen will cost. 
 

Not really Jonathan David has one year left in his contract in June 2025. Kirkzee will go for around €60-€65m. Sesko price will be around €43m. And we know how difficult Napoli is to negotiate with and our board doesn’t like just paying the fee they’ll try and haggle.

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57 minutes ago, bluesman2610 said:

Not really Jonathan David has one year left in his contract in June 2025. Kirkzee will go for around €60-€65m. Sesko price will be around €43m. And we know how difficult Napoli is to negotiate with and our board doesn’t like just paying the fee they’ll try and haggle.

What's with the Sesko love, he is not exactly tearing it up in Bundesliga? 

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2 hours ago, Special Juan said:

Pointless gap fillers that are just going to be left rotting come the summer when we get Osimhen or whoever.

So we get Duran or Wilson and already have Jackson, make it make fucking sense.

So what? Sign no one when the club sells Broja?

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38 minutes ago, ulvhedin said:

What's with the Sesko love, he is not exactly tearing it up in Bundesliga? 

He's been playing well from what I have seen. But nowhere near the goal output to come in here. 

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41 minutes ago, ulvhedin said:

What's with the Sesko love, he is not exactly tearing it up in Bundesliga? 

I actually don’t want Sesko either to be honest was just giving prices. My ideal striker for us is someone like Lois Openda , Jonathan David, Victor Boniface(injured until April it seems), Joshua Kirkzee. Highly technical strong and good finishers.

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