He said he'd take him over Kulusevski. Would he not be considered success if he was?
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He said he'd take him over Kulusevski. Would he not be considered success if he was?
Yeah very comparable signing a past-it star for Steven Gerrard's Villa vs an Emery led Villa signing a guy who is 24, playing for France & was in the Bundesliga TOTY last season.
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Yeah I would say so.
He wants to play in CL
Poch wants Olise too.
I hadn't realised Olise had been in both the chav & shitty Academies from a young age, before ending up at Reading. (I don't count his brief spell at Woolwich when he was 7 years old.)
According to the Mail, the chavs will pay more than Olise's release clause (£39m when clause is £35m) to negotiate a more favourable payment schedule.
Chelsea 'submit £39m bid for Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise
God, I'd love Olise here
35m. HG as well. Not bad.
Even with any down side, would definitely have made more football/financial sense than pulling the trigger on Kulusevski.
How do you turn something like that down? It's only for 2 years as well. It isn't like elite clubs are looking at him anyway.
Hopefully it pays off for him. It would be a shame if he gets the sack next season.
More importantly ... why are Saudi clubs offering that kind of money for Marco Silva?
I mean it's not a draw. Come and play under a mid-table Prem manager. He's not won anything, he's not a household name.
I guess another PL manager joining their ranks gives a slice more legitimacy to the league but 40 million worth?
The only thing I can think of is that it may be to intentionally inflate the manager market so that in the future managers will go there instead.
I don't think they'll be offering every mid table level manager 40 million but they'll be willing to pay them more than clubs in Europe will.
Wouldn't bet against Conte fancying a slice of what they're serving up.
If they lose Mitro & Paulhina as suspected that's gonna take a right ol' bite out of their starting XI from last season......