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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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At Sevilla he was one of the best left footed defenders in the world, would be out of our range price wise, tactics and fans have killed his confidence, he will do well
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A pretty representative sample of Richarlison. He's such a fucking pest. Constantly pressing, tackling, chasing loose balls, and jostling with the opposition players. Very exhausting for the opposition defence. Like what Romero does to attackers, not a moment of peace. Unlike Romero he's not at all impressive on the ball.
It's something Kane and Son really lack, they slice open a defence at the blink of an eye but outside of those moments it's pretty low intensity stuff. So this is very welcome.
His aerial ability and poacher's instinct is also on show. A bit like pre-ankle injury Kane.
I do hope he can seriously improve his ability on the ball. All three of our current attack are comfortably better than him in that regard.
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Who the fuck knows at this point. He's done a Dele basically. Supposedly very good once but far too young to have collapsed like he has. Like Dele, they've waited several years, but now given up hope of a recovery.
if he had quality alongside him there he probably scores 4 and assists 3. far too good for that shower of shit they put out there with him. fucking iwobi LOL
Yes, I agree.
Would have preferred KWP as my final club HG player over Tanganga.
Ancelloti gives a very succinct overview of Richarlisons qualities
The more I think about it the less I would prefer Emerson to go. While he's still got a fair ways to go in order to be an effective RWB, I do think there is merit keeping him around when we need someone slightly more defensive.
On top of that he has a pretty great attitude, appears to be very cognizant of his weaknesses and seems to be trying to address them.
Reggie, while seemingly loving the club, doesn't really offer anything that Sess or Perisic don't.
On top of that he has a pretty great attitude, appears to be very cognizant of his weaknesses and seems to be trying to address them.
Reggie, while seemingly loving the club, doesn't really offer anything that Sess or Perisic don't.
Upgrade on Lucas - the money should be there to do so
No big player is going to come to Spurs to sit on the bench like Moura, an upgrade on him is practically difficult since he isnt a starter
I don't get/like the Lenglet signing tbh.
True but at the same time Ndombele, GLC, Winks, Reggie are even beyond even Conte's help.
I'd like to know why he doesn't think much of Rodon.
Off 2 seasons or so
Maybe Atleti now has lost interest in Emerson...
The Spain international has a year left on his contract and could continue his career in his home country after a stint at Betis.
Atletico Madrid are interested in signing Hector Bellerin from Woolwich this summer, GOAL understands.
The right-back enjoyed a prosperous season on loan at Real Betis, helping the Spanish side to Copa del Rey success along the way.
Betis hope to land the Spain international in a permanent deal this summer, but they are under financial restraints and are not the only side chasing his signature.
https://www.goal.com/en/news/atleti...ace-Woolwich-bellerin-fee/blt3f391114fd1b62d2
Woolwich outcast Bellerin as Gunners happy to accept low transfer fee
Manolo Nieto|Jun 24, 2022 21:16+02:00The Spain international has a year left on his contract and could continue his career in his home country after a stint at Betis.
Atletico Madrid are interested in signing Hector Bellerin from Woolwich this summer, GOAL understands.
The right-back enjoyed a prosperous season on loan at Real Betis, helping the Spanish side to Copa del Rey success along the way.
Betis hope to land the Spain international in a permanent deal this summer, but they are under financial restraints and are not the only side chasing his signature.
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We get that you don't get the Lenglet signing :contefacepalm2:
But it's time to get used to it, it's happening
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