If we come out the other side of the window without progress I'll agree with you. I just think having so much of Spurs management on the tour it isn't likely we'll see signings before they get back. What will be interesting is what Spurs business in the window says about how far away the team is from top three. With so much focus on youth my guess is they are still looking over the horizon a few years. So far it looks like they are pointing toward 2026 as the estimated time of arrival. That won't sit well with fans, but it is probably the reality of the situation. That doesn't mean they can't reach the top 4 this season, but I think Spurs are two seasons away from title contention.
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Transfers Summer Transfer thread - 2024
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I wonder if the signings of Werner and two 18 year olds is a sign from Levy that he’s given up on top 4 in the next few seasons but is aiming for a big push in 4-5 years time?
My whole point was that we don't need to spend 35m on a 4th choice CB rather than needing to keep Davies.
Davies does count as HG in Europe, they changed the rules in 2022.
A bit harsh, he was great at the beginning of last season until the red card and then I don't think he fully recovered from malaria. Looks like he's getting back to his old self now.
Are we ignoring the signings of Dragusin, Vicario, Porro, Udogie, Romero, Van De Ven, Maddison?
Solomon played in just FIVE games (two assists) in just five games. How the fuck can anyone suggest that he is not good enough?
Werner scored two goals, and three assists in ten games, joining us in January.
Richy had injuries, and personal issues last season, but netted eleven goals (from just eighteen starts) twenty eight matches altogether.
When you say "not good enough" just how good does a player need to be in order to meet your criteria?
Messiesque?
FFS who do you think we are, and can sign for our forage into the fucking Europa League?
Wake up and smell the coffee.
Neto sounds nice on paper but the games played on grass. Can’t help but think when it’s October and he’s on the shelf with a hammy for a few months we’ll be feeling really stupid.
Gyökeres is the one for me. Put him in our setup and he’s going too score goals for fun. He has the potential too take us too the next level.
Gyökeres is the one for me. Put him in our setup and he’s going too score goals for fun. He has the potential too take us too the next level.
Just for interest and not condoning gambling... Implied probabilities of transfer to Spurs based on Bet365 odds:
Eze 36%
Neto 22%
Hudson-Odoi 11%
Gyokeres 9%
Guehi 5%
McTominey 5%
Branthwaite 4%
Mamardashvili 3%
Matt O'Riley 3%
Adayemi 2.5%
Joao Felix 2.5%
Phillips 2.5%
Jadon Sancho 2.5%
Adeyemi 2.5%
Alvarez 2%
Guimaraes 1.5%
Rashford 1%
Eze 36%
Neto 22%
Hudson-Odoi 11%
Gyokeres 9%
Guehi 5%
McTominey 5%
Branthwaite 4%
Mamardashvili 3%
Matt O'Riley 3%
Adayemi 2.5%
Joao Felix 2.5%
Phillips 2.5%
Jadon Sancho 2.5%
Adeyemi 2.5%
Alvarez 2%
Guimaraes 1.5%
Rashford 1%
Aston Villa £103.4m
Tim Iroegbunam - Everton, £9m
Omari Kellyman - Chelsea, £19m
Douglas Luiz - Juventus, £21m
Morgan Sanson - Nice, £3.4m
Vijami Sinisalo - Celtic, £1m
Moussa Diaby - £50m
Chelsea £87.5m
Michael Golding - Leicester, £4m
Lewis Hall - Newcastle, £28m
Omari Hutchinson - Ipswich, £18m
Ian Maatsen - Aston Villa, £37.5m
Man City £52.5m
Liam Delap - Ipswich, £20m
Tommy Doyle - Wolves, £4.3m
Sergio Gomez - Real Sociedad, £8,2m
Taylor Harwood-Bellis - Southampton, £20m
Spurs £49.7m
Eric Dier - Bayern Munich, £3m
Troy Parrott - AZ Alkmaar, £6.7m
Joe Rodon - Leeds, £10m
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Marseille, £17m
Bryan Gil - Girona, £13m
Tim Iroegbunam - Everton, £9m
Omari Kellyman - Chelsea, £19m
Douglas Luiz - Juventus, £21m
Morgan Sanson - Nice, £3.4m
Vijami Sinisalo - Celtic, £1m
Moussa Diaby - £50m
Chelsea £87.5m
Michael Golding - Leicester, £4m
Lewis Hall - Newcastle, £28m
Omari Hutchinson - Ipswich, £18m
Ian Maatsen - Aston Villa, £37.5m
Man City £52.5m
Liam Delap - Ipswich, £20m
Tommy Doyle - Wolves, £4.3m
Sergio Gomez - Real Sociedad, £8,2m
Taylor Harwood-Bellis - Southampton, £20m
Spurs £49.7m
Eric Dier - Bayern Munich, £3m
Troy Parrott - AZ Alkmaar, £6.7m
Joe Rodon - Leeds, £10m
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - Marseille, £17m
Bryan Gil - Girona, £13m
Hopefully we can put this rumor too bed for good. Always seemed a silly link too me - Chelsea was never selling us their captain or any player really for that matter.
IIRC Gallagher is literally the perfect workhorse for Simeone.
Huh?
Dier left on a free.
PEH and Gil have left on loans.
Rodon was the deposit on Gray.
You can ad Alfie although I here he may want to move. This thing we have PL2 champions and players will want to see path way to first team. We’ve already let go Santiago, lankshear they are willing to loan so the others are probably thinking they ain’t gonna get a chance. I’d have Alfie all day over Gallagher.
Hdf do city sell their youngsters for so much money when they’ve hardly had any first team action?
He's not good enough
Sounds like the entrance to a financial conspiracy rabbit hole scenario honestly.
For these matters I just say sensing the gravity of it is enough, as with Dark Matter in Physics...
City are obviously awash in layers upon layers of financial skullduggery...
It’s because their academy stockpiles the best talent, has the best coaches, the players train with Pep, other teams see it as a short-cut to signing ready made City style players.
No striker or an additional central midfielder is a worry..