Nbelly-Newcastle/Everton
Royal-Juve/Athletico
Regs-Sevilla
with winks 80m the lot.
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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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Royal-Juve/Athletico
Regs-Sevilla
with winks 80m the lot.
End of the day (it gets dark)
Levy has tried to lowball many a team at the end of the window hoping for a cheap deal.
IF he has declined offers now and is hoping teams will pay more late on for a player we just don't want he's mad.
Any time I read that kind of description I always think of Gaza c.1990. Imagine him with the current players we’d have around him.
You should be happy anyway, to be perfectly honest.
Why would Ndombele need a perm?
Big fan of Coming to America?
Could we still spend another 120m - 150m this window
An attacking mid and Gvardiol.Could we still spend another 120m - 150m this window
Make it happen.
Name me one player who wouldn’t look better with a perm. I’ll wait…
it's friday ---> deal done 
Lo Celso would look ridiculous with a perm... He should stick to his clean cut look...
Ndombele might just get away with it!
...I don't know either....
Blame Google Image search!
Could we still spend another 120m - 150m this window
My opinion/guess based on nothing but hearsay...
the club feels like they can get their main/a main world class CB in next summer so funds will be available to make that happen (and hence the Lenglet on loan deal).
but this summer, I think they may push on and go reasonably big on an attacking cm.
Just pure guesswork of course
'World-class' £30m Rodrigo de Paul turns down Tottenham Hotspur move
Premier League transfer news; Tottenham Hotspur like Rodrigo de Paul of Atletico Madrid but he's not leaving Diego Simeone's La Liga giants.
£30 million Atletico Madrid midfielder Rodrigo de Paul has turned down a move to the Premier League and Tottenham Hotspur this summer, as reported by Tuttomercatoweb.
Tenacious yet technically gifted in equal measure, De Paul possesses a lot of the attributes Antonio Conte wants from a central midfield player. Or Diego Simeone, for that matter.
Just look at the way he performed in Argentina’s Copa America final triumph over Brazil last summer. A performance full of fire as well as finesse. De Paul is a ball-player and a ball-winner rolled into one, and a natural-born leader to boot.
“De Paul is an important player on the pitch, both with and without the ball,” Albiceleste captain Lionel Messi said of the former Udinese captain.
“Little by little, we got to know each other and I am happy to play with him.” Pierpaolo Marino, shortly before selling the one-time Leeds United target to Simeone’s La Liga giants (FC Inter News).
“His performances are the result of a incredible class combined with lots of hard work and sacrifice.
“De Paul is a tireless worker. I would put him among the best captains I’ve ever had in my teams for the seriousness he always demonstrates.”
The one-time Valencia youngster found life tough during his debut season in Spain, however, impressing only sporadically for an Atletico side who failed miserably to retain their La Liga title.
But, according to Tuttomercatoweb, De Paul is not going to give up on his Atletico career so soon. He would not be the first player to take some time adapting to Simeone’s energy-sapping style. The 28-year-old has turned down Conte’s Spurs, as well as an ambitious Fiorentina outfit.
It is not certain how serious Tottenham’s interest was. Or, for that matter, when Spurs made their interest known. Was it before Fabio Paratici succeeded in luring Yves Bissouma away from Brighton?
The similarities between the two players suggests that may be the case.
The unpermables:
Steve Ogrizovic
Carlos valderama
Henrik larsen
Jonjo Shelvey
Nuno
Milner
For every other player / manager I agree. Bielsa would rock it. So too would Kulu
Agree... We may as well have kept Dele!
A great player in there... but a confidence player...
if it's not going his way, or is in and out of the team, then it'll probably end up the same way.
Not forgetting, Madison+London nightlife would be one heady mix!