That's irrelevant to our loan CONTRACT with Liebzig.
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Player Min-Hyuk Yang
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That's irrelevant to our loan CONTRACT with Liebzig.
I think we’ve got Werner until the end of the season on £170k a week so use him!
Shocking piece of biz! Whoever sanctioned him coming back and then agreed to one year at full wages with no break clause really should be fired. Surely if they knew they were gonna get oddjob and the young Korean then wdf did go in so early with turbo? It really is staggering piece of biz even by our standards. Basically we have just pissed away £8M on his wages this year for nothing. That could have been used to offset the ticket price increases and concession tickets.
Someone should ask Ange what the reasoning was in getting his loan deal done so early without looking at other players. What did they see in his 6 months and previous few years to justify keeping him. RB don’t want him at all should have been the red flag. Sacking offence!
He comes from K League which is of a similar standing as Swedish League, which 18 year old Bergvall came from.
Yang was young player of the season in K League, played pretty much all the games for his club and an excellent record of goals and assists. Note that last summer Spurs signed two other top youngsters in Gray and Bergval, and Yang is a similar profile
So its highly likely that its expected that Yang will be of a similar footballing standard to Bergvall - Swedish league and K League being of a similar standard.
Any commercial benefits are great, but they are additional to the signing of a top young prospect (see multiple posts earlier in this thread showing he's rated highly versus other top youngsters in the world for many footbaling attributes/skills.
No loan fee.
Typical loan fee for a high wage player is a few million pounds
Tottenham: Who is Yang Min-hyeok and is he ready for Spurs?
Tottenham: Who is Yang Min-hyeok and is he ready for Spurs?
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Yang's rapid rise: From taking Foden's number to signing for Spurs
Asian football expert John Duerden analyses the teenage winger's journey from South Korea to joining Son Heung-min
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12 goals and 6 assists in K League in his first season playing - top scorer in K League scored 3 goals more.
So in addition to being young player of the year, he was one of the highest scorers in that league
The cynic in me see this a commercial deal but of course I hope he comes good .
There will be photos of him and Sonny no doubt to get the commercial ball rolling
We can’t end the loan without having to pay the wages. Part of the agreement apparently. We’re stuck till the end of the season
Ange's sacking offences are stacking up.
At this point, I think its obvious Ange doesn't trust Werner at all.
Ange pretty much confirmed Yang isn’t a first team player yet and likely not for a while
The answer is quite obvious: he said "yes" because they weren't going to pay 70 million for a first team winger as well as the Odobert youth punt - so Werner as a third choice LW seemed better than nothing at all.
That is so un-Levy like you can only assume he has stepped back somewhat - probably for the worse in this specific instance
"Thus far, the only new player who could be available is Yang Min-hyeok, the Korean teenager whose arrival has increased the number of south-east Asian visitors waiting for autographs and selfies outside the Hotspur Park training ground."
John Brewin
No pressure on this lad. I wouldn't call him kid. Because it takes balls to travel half the world at 18 to live and work in a culture totally different from his home.
Anyway, no pressure.
5 minutes into his debut: *FFS cross the ball early Yang*
Anyway, no pressure.
5 minutes into his debut: *FFS cross the ball early Yang*
The original deal in January was a loan and pay RBL £16m.That is so un-Levy like you can only assume he has stepped back somewhat - probably for the worse in this specific instance
When we extended the loan in May, fee was cut to £8.5m. No obligation.
Can he play centre back???
Already spotted a couple of shirts with his name on the back at today's game. Poor kid, so much on his young shoulders already, and he hasn't kicked a ball yet.