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4 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Does anyone remember if the Premier League moved in line with uefa financial regulations and also restricted the amortisation of transfer fees to 5 years max?

the UEFA FFP regime is more stict than the EPL's

it is why we may refuse Conference League if we qualify

not enough prize money to make it worth compliance

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18 hours ago, Vesper said:

 

Yup Kobel is off the table, yellow black through and trough

the only remotely class young goalie available for reasonable money is still Marma. Coming off another solid season at Valencia. The bats have a similar squad structure like ours with only 2 players in their early 30ies and most under 25. Still a respectable season with Marma being one of their more experienced ones and a leadership figure within the team. I was surprised Bayern did not deem him ready and bet on Nübel instead but surely Marma is ripe for a big transfer in summer 

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A durable LB that can defend well.  (Sell Cucurella)

An experienced RCB that is fast, can read the game well and is an aerial specialist. (Sell Chalobah + Silva leaving)

A fox in the box striker. (Jackson bench option or LW)

An experienced CM/DM that wouldn't mind being given the 'Mikel' role. (Loan out Lesly)

 

Honestly think these are the only 4 pressing matters at the moment. Bring those 4 in and solve our injury issues, we look way better. 

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3 hours ago, Magic Lamps said:

Yup Kobel is off the table, yellow black through and trough

the only remotely class young goalie available for reasonable money is still Marma. Coming off another solid season at Valencia. The bats have a similar squad structure like ours with only 2 players in their early 30ies and most under 25. Still a respectable season with Marma being one of their more experienced ones and a leadership figure within the team. I was surprised Bayern did not deem him ready and bet on Nübel instead but surely Marma is ripe for a big transfer in summer 

My only concern is Marmar gives out huge rebounds and without a sure defensive line I can see us shipping more goals than this year

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31 minutes ago, bluesman2610 said:

My only concern is Marmar gives out huge rebounds and without a sure defensive line I can see us shipping more goals than this year

You are absolutely right about the rebounds being a concern. It is similar to Courtois who also used to parry balls straight back into the danger zone earlier in his career. But i do believe this can be ironed out here too. It is more difficult for guys like Kepa or Piggie who just have weak wrists and short reach they will just let in some balls mamar easily rebounds and they will never be able to improve upon that. But I do believe there are drills that help with directing reaction parries and also gaining more experience will help. 

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https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost459

Issue number 459 of the CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the world's top 100 players who have not yet turned 23 and whose transfer value* has increased the most over the last six months. Barcelona's and Spain's 16-year-old prodigy Lamine Yamal tops the list with an increase of €134m (from €11m to €145m).

Benfica's Portuguese João Neves (+€72m) and Girona's new Brazilian full international Sávio Moreira (+€70m) complete the podium. Other promising youngsters in the top positions include England's and Chelsea’s Cole Palmer (fourth), Brazil’s and Palmeiras (on loan from Real Madrid) Endrick Felipe (sixth), as well as Belgium’s and Manchester City’s outstanding winger Jérémy Doku (seventh).

Players from 12 leagues and 55 clubs feature in the top 100 rankings, with a maximum of 29 footballers from the English Premier League, followed by the Spanish Liga (17), the German Bundesliga (14) and the French Ligue 1 (11). Brighton & Hove Albion is the most represented club in the top 100 (6 players), followed by Chelsea, Tottenham, Ajax and Eintracht Frankfurt (4 footballers).

*Estimated according to CIES Football Observatory statistical model.

Transfer value increase since Octobre 2023, Under-23 players

€ Million, [NContr]: Players whose contracts have been extended between 01/10/2023 and 01/04/2024, [NInter]: Players who made their debut for a national A-team

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1 hour ago, lucio said:

Imagine Palmer musiala, nkunku and a new striker under a better manager 

Tbh we scored most goals since 16/17 season. Already 23 more than last season with 7 games to play. Fixing defense must be priority. 

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4 hours ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

 

Would be so incredible if we could get him home but we all know Boehly and the owners prefer some random young player over a top class talent.

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