Shakhtar Donetsk threaten to sue Spurs if they sign Manor Solomon for free
Solomon used to FIFA ruling regarding the War in Ukraine to join Fulham on loan this season
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Shakhtar Donetsk threaten to sue Spurs if they sign Manor Solomon for free
Solomon used to FIFA ruling regarding the War in Ukraine to join Fulham on loan this season
According to Forbes he was offered about €400M a year in Saudi Arabia, and was making about €40M at PSG a year and This salary cap for ones whole MLS team is $5,2M a year 2023. So I guess he would have made about 10 times as much staying in PSG and 100 times as much going to Saudi. I think we can conclude that he didn't go there for money.
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Considering his big frame he could do a little better bullying opponents and once in a while his concentration fails him, but overall you'd be getting a good footballer and most importantly he can move his feet
And therein lies the problem. We think we are bigger than we are.
And I agree with your last sentence. Very well put. Somehow I do not think that is the intent, though, neither from the managers nor from the players. With the exception of the 2019 CL run we just seem to be crap at these knockout ties, domestic competitions included. I don't know what the root cause is, but I do know that a big part of it has to do with the manager. It's interesting that with Harry and Poch we made good runs in the CL and the domestic cups, whereas with other managers it's been meh. And I don't think it has anything to do with prioritizing top 4, because every manager rotates his team when playing a League 1 opponent and when there is fixture congestion.
I'm hoping that Ange puts an end to all this. If we failed before because we thought we would waltz through a lower level opponent, or because we shit our pants at the occasion, he seems like the kind of manager that will set this straight.
Yeah, but the commercial deals they will set him up will be in the 10s, if not 100s of millions. Beckham's total compensation (including commercial) came out to about $250 million when he joined LA Galaxy and that was 15 years ago when football wasn't even that popular in the States. I wouldn't be surprised if Leo, a household name even in the States, got something similar, if not more.
Estimate on how many first teamers shown the door ?
Including end of loans.
Including end of loans.
The amount of thong bikini's in Miami far out number the amount in Saudi Arabia.
If the club is serious people then about 10 minimum. I reckon it will be about 8 but if they make 10 or more I will be confident they are taking the rebuild the way it should be.
Definite bye bye:
Lloris
Tanganga
Davinson
Perisic
Reguillon
Winks
Lo Celso
Probably/Possibly:
Dier
Davies
Hojberg
Gil
Ndombele
Don't count:
Damjuma
Lenglet
Then there is Kane...
so definitely 7 (9 including end loans)
Possibly up to 11 (13 including end loans)
Beckham was given the right to purchase an MLS team (in 2007) for $25M. That turned into a purchase of Inter Miami which is now valued at $600M. Not sure if that kind of promise was made to Messi. This from The Athletic...
How are MLS and Inter Miami enticing Messi?
MLS’s offer to Messi involves contributions from the league’s two biggest commercial partners.Multiple sources involved in or briefed on the high-level league discussions said earlier this week that MLS and Apple have discussed offering Messi a share of the revenue generated by new subscribers to MLS Season Pass, the league’s streaming package on Apple TV+. Both sides view Messi’s potential involvement in Major League Soccer as a boon; Apple and MLS signed a 10-year, $2.5billion agreement this spring. On Tuesday, Apple revealed that a four-part docuseries chronicling Messi’s five World Cup appearances would stream on Apple TV+.
AppleTV’s verified Twitter account tweeted the word ‘Miami’ on Wednesday, before the tweet was deleted.
Adidas, which is among MLS’ largest corporate sponsors, has prepared its own potential arrangement to entice Messi to the United States, multiple sources briefed on those plans told The Athletic on Tuesday. Messi is being offered a profit-sharing agreement with the sportswear giant, those sources said, which would involve the player receiving a cut of any increase in Adidas’ profits resulting from his involvement in MLS.
Adidas has partnered with MLS since the league’s inception in 1996. The two sides renewed their partnership earlier this year, signing a six-year, $830million extension that runs through 2030. The German manufacturer supplies kits to all 29 MLS teams and also designs the league’s official match ball and is the league’s official footwear sponsor.
Don't forget about Ryan Sessegnon.
Fuck, Ryan.
So he might end up a loan IMO but also Fulham could be a good destination.
He's probably/possibly imo.
Maybe not in terms of trf/sales, but they (and Lucas) absolutely do count in the sense that squad berths are still being vacated that will presumably need to be filled.
I'd start with definate exits and work from there:
Afterall the focus is (re)building a squad; not handing out medals for who can do the most deals in a window.
Lucas as well so that's 8 definitely not here next season.
Only 1 clip, never base it on highlights and all that ... but still ... this would be fun to watch every week.
12 minimum
I already have !