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Just want to reiterate again that if we don’t sign Enzo this window I hope we don’t do something silly like saddle ourselves with yet another average midfielder out of desperation for any warm body that we can can get. No more Bakayoko/Drinkwater/Saul/Zakaria level players.

Just wait until the summer and try our luck. I see us still being linked with Alvarez from Ajax and that would be the exact sort of guy we should avoid. 

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5 hours ago, MoroccanBlue said:

I really like the look of Fofana. 

Yeah he came from a weaker league and is untested but I like his qualities and most importantly, I like his selfishness. Too many times we have strikers who don't shoot be it confidence or they prefer the safer pass. 

I share your like for DDF's technical quality but I've taken the opposite view on his selfishness. This makes your take very interesting to me. I have always said that I don't want a striker with a propensity to shoot, and I don't want one with a propensity to pass. I want one with a propensity for choosing the best option. I have never regarded scoring goals as a consolation for selfishness. In the end though I suppose it comes down to how many goals.

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6 minutes ago, Hashishi said:

 

Going for Enzo probably means we're going to miss out on this guy. There's better left wingers out there anyway.

 

 

Was always an extremely slim chance we’d be able to convince Milan to sell their best player midseason. Hope we don’t give up on getting him in the summer. And I hope he declines that contract offer. He and Nkunku in the same attack would be electric. Pace, power, explosive dribbling, and most important of all they’re not scared to shoot like so many of our current players are.

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1 minute ago, Pizy said:

Was always an extremely slim chance we’d be able to convince Milan to sell their best player midseason. Hope we don’t give up on getting him in the summer. And I hope he declines that contract offer. He and Nkunku in the same attack would be electric. Pace, power, explosive dribbling, and most important of all they’re not scared to shoot like so many of our current players are.

If he declines, he will have 1 year left this summer. Milan will be forced to sell.

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https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-nacional/liga-bwin/benfica/detalhe/enzo-fernandez-gera-bronca?ref=Benfica_BucketDestaquesPrincipais

Summary:

- Chelsea has already spent €47 million.  

- While they have offered €130m for Enzo, Chelsea is now hesitating to complete the deal, according to our Record. 

- Chelsea, who made a proposal before Christmas, believe they can bring in Enzo in the Summer as a more financially safe move.

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5 minutes ago, Hashishi said:

https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-nacional/liga-bwin/benfica/detalhe/enzo-fernandez-gera-bronca?ref=Benfica_BucketDestaquesPrincipais

Summary:

- Chelsea has already spent €47 million.  

- While they have offered €130m for Enzo, Chelsea is now hesitating to complete the deal, according to our Record. 

- Chelsea, who made a proposal before Christmas, believe they can bring in Enzo in the Summer as a more financially safe move.

I feel like we have seen that film before

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Enzo Fernandez is now very close to signing with Chelsea. Benfica's midfielder should become a new Blues player soon: talks between parties are at advanced stage - negotiations went on last week too.  The deal is moving fast: fee will be set at 127 million euro. Chelsea are going to pay this amount in three installments (around €40m each), in order to buy as soon as possible the Argentine international, World-Cup-star. Last details to be sorted. Meanwhile, Benfica are closing in for Enzo Fernandez's substitute, coming from Argentina too. Meanwhile, Benfica are closing in for Enzo Fernandez's substitute, coming from Argentina too. 

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3 minutes ago, Strike said:

Enzo Fernandez is now very close to signing with Chelsea. Benfica's midfielder should become a new Blues player soon: talks between parties are at advanced stage - negotiations went on last week too.  The deal is moving fast: fee will be set at 127 million euro. Chelsea are going to pay this amount in three installments (around €40m each), in order to buy as soon as possible the Argentine international, World-Cup-star. Last details to be sorted. Meanwhile, Benfica are closing in for Enzo Fernandez's substitute, coming from Argentina too. Meanwhile, Benfica are closing in for Enzo Fernandez's substitute, coming from Argentina too. 

I posted this tweet already... its on the previous page

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1 hour ago, Hashishi said:

https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-nacional/liga-bwin/benfica/detalhe/enzo-fernandez-gera-bronca?ref=Benfica_BucketDestaquesPrincipais

Summary:

- Chelsea has already spent €47 million.  

- While they have offered €130m for Enzo, Chelsea is now hesitating to complete the deal, according to our Record. 

- Chelsea, who made a proposal before Christmas, believe they can bring in Enzo in the Summer as a more financially safe move.

 
Record

Finally, we come to the last of the big 3 newspaper which is Record. Record is the third-best selling Portuguese newspaper for good reason. This newspaper will print stories that will literally make you say "wtf". It will do anything to get more sales against Ojogo and Abola. They will print stories like "Di Maria to Benfica" or "Falcao to Fatima" that can puzzle people. Unfortunately as a kid, I love reading this newspaper and would buy a copy each morning to read in my grandfather cafe. Why? It was practically similar to a Children's book with made up stories and you can use your imagination to believe Messi will be playing at Porto. I'm not really sure who they're bias to but it can be said between Benfica and Sporting. Be wary of stories from these guys.

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