Cheap, home grown alternative to Maddison could be Eze. More robust too. Can play 8/10/wf
Expensive alternative could be Wirz.
Expensive alternative could be Wirz.
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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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We can have De Zerbi as manager who looks like the count and then sign Dani Elmo.
Bring back Crouchie as big bird
Maddison double number of goals and assists this season, arguably for a poorer team.
Wish we'd bought Eze when he moved from QPR though
But Levy...
‘You wouldn’t ask a child if they want a Ferrari’: Klopp backs Bellingham U-turn
Jürgen Klopp has reacted to reports that Liverpool have ended their pursuit of Jude Bellingham by insisting the club must living within their meanswww.theguardian.com
Lo Celso was starting for Argentina over him prior to his injury
We were being linked before he left Zagreb for RB.
Nowhere near as productive though.
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I would have thought that the relationship between the clubs would be pretty good, considering how the eventual deal was actually very beneficial to Sporting.
Wirtz looks to me like another Havertz in the making in all honesty. Young German wonderkid from Leverkusen.
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0 chance they sell Chiesa. Vlahovic looks extremely likely to go, but Chiesa and Miretti are the players Juve are building their future around.fogueres and anyone else who fancies themselves in the know: Will Juve need to sell off assets, if they fail to make the CL?
In the midst Bellingham, another summer of Mbappe speculation, Chavs fire sale, and possibly Messi's next club, I wonder if someone like Chiesa would get lost in the muddle, and we could sneak in. Would be a fantastic addition from what I've seen.
Some clubs do invest in players like this.
They tend to win things
You don't get to make signings like this unless you are currently in the very top bubble at the time the player comes onto the market (and percieved to be staying there for the foreseeable)....... Ditto Haaland last summer.
The moment Bellingham became seen as a 'repair job', rather than strengthening an already high functioning team; it was over for Liverpool's chances of signing him..... Ditto when they were briefly linked with Mbappe a couple of years ago.
........It's got nothing to do with willingness to "invest" or not. Levy could whack £200m in hard cash on the table for our next manager and say "Sign a superstar..... Take your pick" but not one of the above players would agree to come here regardless.
We invest in commercialism it fattens the pig.Some clubs do invest in players like this.
They tend to win things
Yes. We have a better Mac Allister on loan at Villarreal. He's good, but not worth more than 30/35M. I've seen him being linked with moves close to 80M, which is madness.
Yeah, we can compete with City and Real Madrid.Some clubs do invest in players like this.
They tend to win things
If Liverpool, whose revenue dwarfs ours, can’t afford him then do you actually think we’ve a serious chance?
Perhaps you can put up a ‘GoFundMe’ page?
This thread was originally in response to klopps statements on how it is childish to want something that is more expensive than you can afford.
Klopp's point was financial.
Also, if you are the kind of club that repeatedly invests in players like this you tend to be in that top bubble.
Is he any good? I like the fact that we're being linked with Son replacements.
Fixed it for you.
I didn't say we had a chance of him, I was responding to the comment that implied that its not levys fault we don't invest in big players.
The decision literally lays with levy..
Very naive to think our owners can't invest more in experienced or elite players. It's a choice to spread our revenue across high potential punts with upside rather than tested talent. Quality over quantity.