So structure Osimhen's pay as a 20M signing on fee with a wage of 175k per week ...
Not rally how it works.
If we can do that what makes you think other clubs who pay more in general won't do the same thing albeit pay him a higher salary?
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So structure Osimhen's pay as a 20M signing on fee with a wage of 175k per week ...
They might do - that’s not the point though, the post was in relation to keeping wages aligned internally not externally. The latter is out of our control, the former is our choiceNot rally how it works.
If we can do that what makes you think other clubs who pay more in general won't do the same thing albeit pay him a higher salary?
You dont really think that. Most of them would walk into our starting 11
They might do - that’s not the point though, the post was in relation to keeping wages aligned internally not externally. The latter is out of our control, the former is our choice
This. He if anyone can be allowed to just sit out his contract.Probably our biggest club legend of the modern era. Others left because they wanted to win trophies, but he stayed because he wanted to win trophies at Spurs. Now it's the best time for him to leave on the biggest high. He's on a steep decline (he knows it), and he would leave with the last match of him being a European Cup Final which we won. It would be also good for us if we get a fee for him. HOWEVER, he deserves the chance to make up his own decision. If he wants to stay, we can't say no to him.
Based on what? He has been poor even when we were semi functional. He may score but doubt he can light anything upIt would be great to see him 1-2 more seasons in Europe- Spain or Italy I’m sure he could still light it up.
Yea the ol swap deal ....has there actually been a swap deal ever ?I could see this happening. With Richarlison going to Everton.
Not a swap deal. Just two separate deals that suit all parties.
Says a lot about Sané's mentality and ambitions that he is going to the Turkish league at 29 years old, probably a massive bullet dodged.
A lot of it will just be Agents or click bait bollox, We tend to do quite well in keeping player deals quiet these daysIt's almost like the club doesn't even realize the ready-made elite quality they could buy for the same amount of money they always feel dragged kicking and screaming into eventually surrendering to on players with "potential" or "market opportunities" that they expect to be cheaper.
We're getting wrapped around the axle bidding up players whose wages are cheap as a "savings". It's just not smart financial management.
Yeah its net spend, Man City have sell 500K tickets for every home game so they are always able to spend more than us...........Is this right?
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Premier League net spend table over the last five years
Forget the league table, it's all about the Premier League net spend table. And Chelsea, Man Utd, Woolwich and Tottenham are ahead of the other 16.www.football365.com
2) Manchester United five-year net spend: £-590.25m
25/26: £-62.5m
24/25: £-117.79m (15th)
23/24: £-119.33m (8th)
22/23: £-182.05m (3rd)
21/22: £-91.93m (6th)
3) Tottenham
25/26: £-18.88m
24/25: £-91.42m (17th)
23/24: £-125.5m (5th)
22/23: £-117m (8th)
21/22: £-50.8m (4th)
7) Manchester City five-year net spend: £-273.93m
25/26: £-43.95m
24/25: £-84.73m (3rd)
23/24: £-114.47m (Champions)
22/23: £5.94m (Champions)
21/22: £-37.38m (Champions)
He could have stayed at Bayern, but he refused their new contract offer. He could've played in the Bundesliga or another big competition next season had he wanted to, but prefers cruising in a non league at 350k a week instead. Good luck to him, but not what we need.He is probably on the decline. Clubs will have scouting and data and that Turkey is his only option gives an indication this is where his career is heading.
Others left because they wanted to win trophies, but he stayed because he wanted to win trophies at Spurs.
We should be all over that if that's the case. The only concern is his physicality, but then, he plays in a position where players like KDB, Mata or Ozil also thrived, and they're not physical either.Several sites now reporting that Real M. are putting Arda Güler up for sale... Can play both wide and central.
Like Martin Ødegaard (he joined Real M. at 16) before him, he should never have joined Real M. at an age when playing regular 1st team footy is essential for development.