I quick looks at the last 3 pages and I saw these players mentioned: Liveramento, Djed Spence, Declan Rice, Kalvin Phillips, Adama Traore... so you must know something we don't know since you reckon neither of them will ever get into the 1st team
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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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That's the case until the end of the season, next season is not decided as they are meant to return to the Russian clubs
Turkish players are shite steer clear.
Man City defender Oduroh returns to club after Tottenham trial
Manchester City youngster Kwaku Oduroh headed down to Tottenham recently but has now returned to the Blues
The press are suggesting Gleison Bremer has agreed terms with Inter.
one to watch alexander bah danish rwb 34 apps 6 goals 9 assists in all comps
very quick too
very quick too
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Good on the EPL and Serie A.......
La Liga making another move to taint the credibility of their league.
Good player but I think we can find better value abroad.
I think we have the busy, combative CM profile covered in Skipp/PEH/Bentancur.
I'd like the new CM to be more of a technical pass master - Conte's new Brozovic if you will.
Of course they still need to be durable and have the engine to play the system. I trust in Don P to find that guy.
Definitely would be a decent Winks replacement
I'd like exactly what you suggest....and Kalvin Philips think of him as Harry Winks replacement. I was told after the EC Philips would rather like to play for us. Think he'd be a really smart buy.
Szoboszlai and Philips yes please
I've seen him play several times. Very fun to watch, plays in a crap team, not much evidence of end product.
Get Akturkoglu and Kvaratskhalia and watch Merson if he covers one of our games on Gillette soccer Saturday , if would be fucking hilarious seeing him trying to pronounce those two !
And to those who still want Spurs to pursue Declan Rice this summer... If £150M indeed is his price which clubs would be crazy enough to pay that?
Man City's priority is a CF...
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Five biggest transfers involving England stars as West Ham slap £150m price tag on Declan Rice with Man Utd circling
- 14:39, 23 Mar 2022
I am personally not so keen on Dybala
The 28-year-old will depart Turin in the summer on a free transfer after it was confirmed he failed to agree terms on a new deal.
Juventus' CEO Maurizio Arrivabene revealed that the versatile forward was no longer in the club's long-term plans following the January arrival of Dusan Vlahovic.
He said: "The most important change is that Juventus have not renewed Paulo Dybala’s contract. With the market I reiterated this, the approach was sincere.
“With the purchases made in January, with the arrival of Vlahovic, Paulo’s position was no longer at the centre of the project. That’s why this kind of decision was preferred.
“The parameters were different, I had already spoken about it, no one has ever questioned Paulo’s ability.
"There were considerations to be made about appearances, length and financial considerations.
“We made our choices in January, we got here. It would have been easy for Juventus to make a low bid, but it would have been disrespectful towards Paulo."
Woolwich have been linked with snapping up the five-time Serie A winner, with North London rivals Tottenham also interested.
Meanwhile Manchester United are also keen on landing Dybala, who is free to talk to clubs outside of Italy.
But any potential suitors for Dybala have been warned off signing him by ex-Old Lady star Di Canio.
The West Ham icon has branded Dybala as a troublemaker, which could lead to Mikel Arteta deciding against signing him, with the Spaniard showing he refuses to work with players with disciplinary problems.
And Spurs gaffer Antonio Conte was quick to offload Tanguy Ndombele in January over attitude issues.
Quoted by Corriere dello Sport, Di Canio said: "It's true that he could become a technical leader.
"But I cannot have an emotionally fragile one.
"If things go well, he turns up in games, but if things go wrong, I define him almost as a big cry baby."
Dybala has impressed for Juve this term - chipping in with 13 goals and six assists in 29 games in all competitions.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/foot...m-dybala-di-canio-criticism/?rec_article=true
Woolwich and Tottenham transfer target Paulo Dybala slammed as ‘a big cry baby’ by Di Canio over Juventus contract talks
- 16:00, 23 Mar 2022
The 28-year-old will depart Turin in the summer on a free transfer after it was confirmed he failed to agree terms on a new deal.
Juventus' CEO Maurizio Arrivabene revealed that the versatile forward was no longer in the club's long-term plans following the January arrival of Dusan Vlahovic.
He said: "The most important change is that Juventus have not renewed Paulo Dybala’s contract. With the market I reiterated this, the approach was sincere.
“With the purchases made in January, with the arrival of Vlahovic, Paulo’s position was no longer at the centre of the project. That’s why this kind of decision was preferred.
“The parameters were different, I had already spoken about it, no one has ever questioned Paulo’s ability.
"There were considerations to be made about appearances, length and financial considerations.
“We made our choices in January, we got here. It would have been easy for Juventus to make a low bid, but it would have been disrespectful towards Paulo."
Woolwich have been linked with snapping up the five-time Serie A winner, with North London rivals Tottenham also interested.
Meanwhile Manchester United are also keen on landing Dybala, who is free to talk to clubs outside of Italy.
But any potential suitors for Dybala have been warned off signing him by ex-Old Lady star Di Canio.
The West Ham icon has branded Dybala as a troublemaker, which could lead to Mikel Arteta deciding against signing him, with the Spaniard showing he refuses to work with players with disciplinary problems.
And Spurs gaffer Antonio Conte was quick to offload Tanguy Ndombele in January over attitude issues.
Quoted by Corriere dello Sport, Di Canio said: "It's true that he could become a technical leader.
"But I cannot have an emotionally fragile one.
"If things go well, he turns up in games, but if things go wrong, I define him almost as a big cry baby."
Dybala has impressed for Juve this term - chipping in with 13 goals and six assists in 29 games in all competitions.
Lo Celso and Ndombele are still our players as well, unless we can find a way to move them on.