If Liverpool get isak it seems they will be almost unstoppable in epl and Europe but making loads of massive money transfers has rarely worked out that well. Surprised they are moving so far from what seemed a successful strategy
A lot of Hall of Famers gone or ageing. Makes sense to strike while youâve the maximum pull rather than wait until the problems need to be addressed more urgently
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Iâd expect Utd to go for him and get him
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Delete this for Fucks sake and no more United or man united from now on.
Itâs Manchester United.
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If they go for Isak then Iâd say theyâll sell both Nunez and Diaz to recoup the fee. Possibly Harvey Elliot too which would fund a move for Guehi.
Donât mind fees really itâs only monopoly money. That aul net spend shoestring budget shark has been well jumped. Itâs more the influx of big name signings. Am I wrong or does that often have a tendency to backfire? Maybe itâs to do with team spirit or some intangible. Would look like Liverpool would be unbeatable but maybe it wonât be that simple
Thereâs 25/1 available if you think itâll happen.
Proper players donât go to united anymore
Do you think itâll happen ? Liverpool have spent 350m or something already this summer and this chap could be another 90-100m. Hes a very similar player to Ekitike playing the same position/role.
United are ruling out a move for Isak. Canât afford it.
Liverpool have no PSR concerns and could spend another ÂŁ200m if they want.
Watkins to United and Garnacho to Villa could happen. For PSR though it would be 2 seperate deals and not a straight swap.
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Man City have brought James Trafford home.
Manchester City are set to re-sign England Under-21 goalkeeper James Trafford for ÂŁ27m, two years after he left to join Burnley.
The 22-year-old City academy graduate signed for the Clarets in a deal worth up to ÂŁ19m in July 2023.
He impressed last season as Scott Parkerâs side won promotion back to the Premier League - keeping 29 clean sheets across 45 Championship games - and was named in the divisionâs team of the year.
City had a buy-back clause for Trafford and also matching rights, allowing them to match any offer from another club.
They have done so following Newcastleâs ÂŁ27m bid - and Trafford has opted for a return to Manchester.
He is expected to sign a five-year contract with the option for another year at Etihad Stadium.
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He will be the fourth goalkeeper at manager Pep Guardiolaâs disposal, with Ederson, Stefan Ortega and Marcus Bettinelli already at the club.
It is anticipated Trafford will challenge Brazilâs Ederson, who has been first choice for eight years, for the number one spot.
Garnacho to Chelsea.
120m bid rejected by Newcastle for Isak. Liverpool say they wonât bid again
Sky Sports saying Newcastle are bracing themselves for a second bid.
A bitta knifey spoony going on here. Newcastle need the money. Itâs an odd one from Liverpool, theyâre really going all in on a player youâd not be sure they need.
120/130 mill is great money for him, a fine player but heâs not Haaland or Kane.
Itâs mad money. He probably suits Liverpoolâs style more than the two mentioned but wonât find the net as much.
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Sell Nunez and Elliot and theyâve a lot of it but I wouldnât be just sure at that level.