I don't know if it's right to pay this much for Kane. They can get it for free at the end of the season. I don't think it's unreasonable to buy this year. Maybe if they can evaluate Osimhen, they can get the same efficiency from him. Next year, Harry Kane can sign him for free without signing any contract.
Osimhen is actually much more worthy of Bayern Munich, but if the price is also much higher than Kane or not much different from Kane. I think Bayern Munich will also face the same situation in this regard even though on the other hand Bayern Munich can get Kane next season as a free agent. But that is another story because Bayern Munich are improving themselves to be better next season with the implementation of a precise strategy from Tuchel. 
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Chelase may go for Neymar now.
It will be a terrible choice for both of them, he has a huge salary and the Premier League doesn't fit him, cause he is an injury-prone player and the game is very fast in England...
It will be a terrible choice for both of them, he has a huge salary and the Premier League doesn't fit him, cause he is an injury-prone player and the game is very fast in England...
As I understand it, Kane does not sign a contract extension even after he was offered top conditions (at the level of Haaland), so Tottenham risks simply losing him in a year without any compensation. As for the statistics, I don't think they matter to him - for example, Lewandowski left Bayern even though he had chances to surpass Müller and that would have been epic. After such a long career, the number of records and various statistical achievements is such that they mean almost nothing.
Yeah, Kane doesn't seem keen on extending his contract no matter what. This is going to be his last year at Tottenham so are they really ready to lose him for free? Because I don't believe that Tottenham would be okay with losing him like that while they can get a really good amount of money for his transfer fee. They need to let him go by easing things for Bayern Munich a little more.
Bayern Munich offered €80m with add-ons the last as far as I know. Levy shouldn't resist for getting at least €100m. I think they can find a middle way at around €90m. Levy must be aware of the serious situation that they will lose him for free certainly.
Tottenham don't need to depend on Kane. They can sign an average level but good scorer also. It is all about improving their team effort be more successful at the end of the day.
Yes, in fact, Tottenham have already lost Kane since he himself wants to leave, so it's better to get money for him than nothing at all. And if you think cynically, then Tottenham is already at the bottom (8th place and no games in European competition) and things will not get worse for them if they try to change something. By selling Kane for 90 million, they can buy someone for 40-50 and hope for Hong Si Min and also for Richarlison to start playing.
Considering that Harry Kane is entering his final season, the price Tottenham has set for him is very high. I've seen news that they will ask Bayern Munich for £100 million. I think Bayern will not give this money for a player who has a year left. He probably has a president who wants him to retire with Tottenham.
Kane dosent want to retire in Tottenham. We have seen in the years before that he wants to leave the club and try and win some titles. Such a big superstar that hasnt won a single trophy is just dissapointing. Bayern Munich also running out of time. They still didnt buy a striker and the presure is on them and they might even buy Kane.
As I understand it, Kane does not sign a contract extension even after he was offered top conditions (at the level of Haaland), so Tottenham risks simply losing him in a year without any compensation. As for the statistics, I don't think they matter to him - for example, Lewandowski left Bayern even though he had chances to surpass Müller and that would have been epic. After such a long career, the number of records and various statistical achievements is such that they mean almost nothing.
Yeah, Kane doesn't seem keen on extending his contract no matter what. This is going to be his last year at Tottenham so are they really ready to lose him for free? Because I don't believe that Tottenham would be okay with losing him like that while they can get a really good amount of money for his transfer fee. They need to let him go by easing things for Bayern Munich a little more.
Bayern Munich offered €80m with add-ons the last as far as I know. Levy shouldn't resist for getting at least €100m. I think they can find a middle way at around €90m. Levy must be aware of the serious situation that they will lose him for free certainly.
Tottenham don't need to depend on Kane. They can sign an average level but good scorer also. It is all about improving their team effort be more successful at the end of the day.
Yes, in fact, Tottenham have already lost Kane since he himself wants to leave, so it's better to get money for him than nothing at all. And if you think cynically, then Tottenham is already at the bottom (8th place and no games in European competition) and things will not get worse for them if they try to change something. By selling Kane for 90 million, they can buy someone for 40-50 and hope for Hong Si Min and also for Richarlison to start playing.
Considering that Harry Kane is entering his final season, the price Tottenham has set for him is very high. I've seen news that they will ask Bayern Munich for £100 million. I think Bayern will not give this money for a player who has a year left. He probably has a president who wants him to retire with Tottenham.
Kane dosent want to retire in Tottenham. We have seen in the years before that he wants to leave the club and try and win some titles. Such a big superstar that hasnt won a single trophy is just dissapointing. Bayern Munich also running out of time. They still didnt buy a striker and the presure is on them and they might even buy Kane.
As I understand it, Kane does not sign a contract extension even after he was offered top conditions (at the level of Haaland), so Tottenham risks simply losing him in a year without any compensation. As for the statistics, I don't think they matter to him - for example, Lewandowski left Bayern even though he had chances to surpass Müller and that would have been epic. After such a long career, the number of records and various statistical achievements is such that they mean almost nothing.
Yeah, Kane doesn't seem keen on extending his contract no matter what. This is going to be his last year at Tottenham so are they really ready to lose him for free? Because I don't believe that Tottenham would be okay with losing him like that while they can get a really good amount of money for his transfer fee. They need to let him go by easing things for Bayern Munich a little more.
Bayern Munich offered €80m with add-ons the last as far as I know. Levy shouldn't resist for getting at least €100m. I think they can find a middle way at around €90m. Levy must be aware of the serious situation that they will lose him for free certainly.
Tottenham don't need to depend on Kane. They can sign an average level but good scorer also. It is all about improving their team effort be more successful at the end of the day.
Yes, in fact, Tottenham have already lost Kane since he himself wants to leave, so it's better to get money for him than nothing at all. And if you think cynically, then Tottenham is already at the bottom (8th place and no games in European competition) and things will not get worse for them if they try to change something. By selling Kane for 90 million, they can buy someone for 40-50 and hope for Hong Si Min and also for Richarlison to start playing.
Considering that Harry Kane is entering his final season, the price Tottenham has set for him is very high. I've seen news that they will ask Bayern Munich for £100 million. I think Bayern will not give this money for a player who has a year left. He probably has a president who wants him to retire with Tottenham.
Vlahovic can leave Juventus if Mbappe will leave PSG or if Bayern can't buy Harry Kane.
The price tag for Juventus is around €80m and both teams can pay it
The price tag for Juventus is around €80m and both teams can pay it
Hmm i don't really know if i would be happy as a supporter of Bayern Munich or Paris Saint Germain if my club would sign Dusan Vlahovic as their new number 9. I know that Juventus paid a very high transfer fee for him too, but i just looked at his stats of the last season and i have to say i am not really impressed with his 10 goals and 2 assists. The fact that Juventus seems to be willing to already let Vlahovic go for pretty much the same amount of money as they have paid for him is already a sign for me that Juventus also expected a better performance from him.
I personally would try to sign Osimhem or Kolo Muani instead if i were Bayern and if i could not get Kane.
Arsenal and West Ham are both playing games; West Ham want Arsenal to complete the Declan Rice deal quickly and take the player off their salary books; while Arsenal are waiting for Declan Rice to complete his holiday before they complete the biggest signing in Arsenal history. I believe there are no issues with the team and it will go through successfully.
I felt that Declan Rice transfer was already a done and completed deal for Arsenal, I am surprised that it is still being talked about. Arsenal have completed the deal for Timber from Ajax who can play well in centre-back or right-back, and of a good age of just 22-year-old but with enough experience in competitions, and according to him Arsenal has always been a club he liked so his best is expected. Arsenal need to make sure to complete the signing of Declan Rice.https://www.livescore.com/en/news/arsenal-sign-jurrien-timber-ajax-premier-league-transfer-news-2023062610164431376/
Declan Rice's deal is 90% completed and I don't think there's anything that's gonna stop that deal from going through but the thing issue is that Arsenal is waiting for the player to finish his holiday before completing the deal in other not to incure any form of loss
Arsenal and West Ham are both playing games; West Ham want Arsenal to complete the Declan Rice deal quickly and take the player off their salary books; while Arsenal are waiting for Declan Rice to complete his holiday before they complete the biggest signing in Arsenal history. I believe there are no issues with the team and it will go through successfully.
I felt that Declan Rice transfer was already a done and completed deal for Arsenal, I am surprised that it is still being talked about. Arsenal have completed the deal for Timber from Ajax who can play well in centre-back or right-back, and of a good age of just 22-year-old but with enough experience in competitions, and according to him Arsenal has always been a club he liked so his best is expected. Arsenal need to make sure to complete the signing of Declan Rice.https://www.livescore.com/en/news/arsenal-sign-jurrien-timber-ajax-premier-league-transfer-news-2023062610164431376/
Arsenal and West Ham are both playing games; West Ham want Arsenal to complete the Declan Rice deal quickly and take the player off their salary books; while Arsenal are waiting for Declan Rice to complete his holiday before they complete the biggest signing in Arsenal history. I believe there are no issues with the team and it will go through successfully.
I felt that Declan Rice transfer was already a done and completed deal for Arsenal, I am surprised that it is still being talked about. Arsenal have completed the deal for Timber from Ajax who can play well in centre-back or right-back, and of a good age of just 22-year-old but with enough experience in competitions, and according to him Arsenal has always been a club he liked so his best is expected. Arsenal need to make sure to complete the signing of Declan Rice.https://www.livescore.com/en/news/arsenal-sign-jurrien-timber-ajax-premier-league-transfer-news-2023062610164431376/
Vlahovic can leave Juventus if Mbappe will leave PSG or if Bayern can't buy Harry Kane.
The price tag for Juventus is around €80m and both teams can pay it
The price tag for Juventus is around €80m and both teams can pay it
If we talk about positions then all of these players have at least one substitute, if not several ones apart from Mahrez. We know also that Mahrez didn't participate a lot in the previous season and was less effective comparing to two or three years ago.
Obviously having many players leaving the club will destabilise it but Manchester City know already that a transition phase will occur especially after they won everything especially Champions League title
Even so, Manchester City will not immediately become weak next season. Because Manchester City are very prepared for the transition phase they are currently experiencing, so there is still a possibility that Manchester City will continue to be strong next season, even though there might be a difference from last season when they won the championship. And in terms of substitute players, indeed it must still be there in order to anticipate unexpected things like you said that.Obviously having many players leaving the club will destabilise it but Manchester City know already that a transition phase will occur especially after they won everything especially Champions League title
I generally doubt they're even going to stop, you only have to look at their stats over the last couple of years. They're in second place in the league at the end of the season, if not first. The team is making history, even in the champions league they've been doing too well all this time. Of course, all this is not without credit to the coach, but still
The next worldstar is musst go from Juventus. It is Leonardo Bonucci, who has made over 500 games for Juventus. But at the age of 36 he has become too old and younger players will play more like him in the future. Leonardo to continue playing soccer and I believe that news will spread very quickly in Saudi Arabia. He would be the next world champion and superstar in the league.... so if Leonardo wants to play there. Now he currently earns around 12 million euros and is the highest paid defender in Serie A.
I think Bonucci had previously announced after his 500th appearance at Juventus that he will retire following the end of the 2023-24 season with the expiration of his current deal, since he has one year left on his contract. But, with this sudden change of course, Bonucci will have to seek playing time elsewhere if he wants to get regular minutes and subsequently captain Italy at the 2024 Euros. Last season’s poor form and injuries contributed to this departure in a way. I don’t know what will happen from here. 
If we talk about positions then all of these players have at least one substitute, if not several ones apart from Mahrez. We know also that Mahrez didn't participate a lot in the previous season and was less effective comparing to two or three years ago.
Obviously having many players leaving the club will destabilise it but Manchester City know already that a transition phase will occur especially after they won everything especially Champions League title
Even so, Manchester City will not immediately become weak next season. Because Manchester City are very prepared for the transition phase they are currently experiencing, so there is still a possibility that Manchester City will continue to be strong next season, even though there might be a difference from last season when they won the championship. And in terms of substitute players, indeed it must still be there in order to anticipate unexpected things like you said that.Obviously having many players leaving the club will destabilise it but Manchester City know already that a transition phase will occur especially after they won everything especially Champions League title
I think Manchester city will be aggressive after achieving the champions league title last season and ambitious with great passion to be able to get a second win in the champions league.
Maybe there won't be too many new players to be recruited, but Manchester City's line-up is already very good and the strategy pattern doesn't need to be changed.
Maybe there won't be too many new players to be recruited, but Manchester City's line-up is already very good and the strategy pattern doesn't need to be changed.
I find it to be fascinating. One can't help but feel a little frustrated that the agreement to sign Declan Rice by Arsenal has been taking so long. Even though I have to assume there's a rational explanation - possibly some rigorous cross-checking of paperwork - it still seems like a lifetime, doesn't it? Given that it appears like Manchester City's interference increased the price, the astronomical £105 million price tag may also be making Arsenal lose their composure. I find that to be almost humorous. In spite of this, I genuinely hope Rice performs better than he did during his time at West Ham and avoids frequent injuries. The Gunners may have made a serious error if the transaction doesn't close in the upcoming days
The main problem is payment. Arsenal want to pay the transfer fee in stages over several years while West Ham wanted a cash payment
Actually Arsenal risk losing their chance to sign Declan Rice West Ham could have sold him to another team if there was a better offer and cash
We don't think that Arsenal are having financial problems because so far no news about it , the solution is that Arsenal must release one of their players.
I find it to be fascinating. One can't help but feel a little frustrated that the agreement to sign Declan Rice by Arsenal has been taking so long. Even though I have to assume there's a rational explanation - possibly some rigorous cross-checking of paperwork - it still seems like a lifetime, doesn't it? Given that it appears like Manchester City's interference increased the price, the astronomical £105 million price tag may also be making Arsenal lose their composure. I find that to be almost humorous. In spite of this, I genuinely hope Rice performs better than he did during his time at West Ham and avoids frequent injuries. The Gunners may have made a serious error if the transaction doesn't close in the upcoming days
Arsenal and West Ham are both playing games; West Ham want Arsenal to complete the Declan Rice deal quickly and take the player off their salary books; while Arsenal are waiting for Declan Rice to complete his holiday before they complete the biggest signing in Arsenal history. I believe there are no issues with the team and it will go through successfully.
I still don't understand why Arsenal are still wasting time to end this deal on Rice, is almost 3 weeks and yet the deal is still not signed. Is like Arsenal is being forced to get this player Rice, well is all the making of Manchester City, they made Arsenal to go for this player and spending £105m for a player they (City) know he won't do much for them, very funny though. I just wish this player would perform more than he did at West Ham. This deal is really annoying because at the end of the day he might be an injury prone player at Arsenal. Lets see how today and tomorrow will be like, but if the deal is not sealed yet then is a big mistake Arsenal are making.
I find it to be fascinating. One can't help but feel a little frustrated that the agreement to sign Declan Rice by Arsenal has been taking so long. Even though I have to assume there's a rational explanation - possibly some rigorous cross-checking of paperwork - it still seems like a lifetime, doesn't it? Given that it appears like Manchester City's interference increased the price, the astronomical £105 million price tag may also be making Arsenal lose their composure. I find that to be almost humorous. In spite of this, I genuinely hope Rice performs better than he did during his time at West Ham and avoids frequent injuries. The Gunners may have made a serious error if the transaction doesn't close in the upcoming days 
As I understand it, Kane does not sign a contract extension even after he was offered top conditions (at the level of Haaland), so Tottenham risks simply losing him in a year without any compensation. As for the statistics, I don't think they matter to him - for example, Lewandowski left Bayern even though he had chances to surpass Müller and that would have been epic. After such a long career, the number of records and various statistical achievements is such that they mean almost nothing.
Yeah, Kane doesn't seem keen on extending his contract no matter what. This is going to be his last year at Tottenham so are they really ready to lose him for free? Because I don't believe that Tottenham would be okay with losing him like that while they can get a really good amount of money for his transfer fee. They need to let him go by easing things for Bayern Munich a little more.
Bayern Munich offered €80m with add-ons the last as far as I know. Levy shouldn't resist for getting at least €100m. I think they can find a middle way at around €90m. Levy must be aware of the serious situation that they will lose him for free certainly.
Tottenham don't need to depend on Kane. They can sign an average level but good scorer also. It is all about improving their team effort be more successful at the end of the day.
There is not a need for Kane to extend his contract in Tottenham, he is still young and vibrant that has energy to play along side other teams that can assure his journey to win any cup and trophies but he has been the one that has been putting Tottenham on the map of leagues and at end of the day, they don't achieve much. Its better he remain a free agent without a remote control, he should decide and move to a new club that want him, the new contract of $400k they are offering him may be a trap.
I think Bayern Munich offer is not bad at all, and been signed for $80m offer is not a bad deal, sometimes he just have to settle down for what is available because that is the only club that has been pushing to sign him and always open to discussion, I believe that if Bayern Munich is an English club, he would by now abandoned Tottenham.
I'm sure it won't be a problem if for example Mahrez really leaves in this transfer window, because Mahrez is also only focused on playing on the right wing. Therefore, of course Pep Guardiola will also adapt it to Manchester City gameplay which will be used later if, for example, Mahrez realy leaves. After all, at this moment also Manchester City has succeeded in signing in Kovacic and it seems that Manchester City are exploring the midfield for next season to be better after losing Gundogan. But regarding rumors of Mahrez departure, i personally still not entirely sure if Mahrez leaves at this moment, because Mahrez also is still under contract.
Until now, Man City still looks normal in the hunt for new players in the transfer market, only Mateo Kovacic has just officially joined them so far. Regarding Riyad Mahrez, it looks like he will be retained by Guardiola considering the vital role of the winger from Al Jazair. If Pep has ambitions to defend the Champions League title next season then I think Mahrez must stay put for next season. Even though it is reported that the Sudi Pro League club (Al Ahli) are interested in him but Mahrez doesn't want him for next season. I think the best option for him is to stay until the end of his contract and go to Al Expert next season while enjoying the end of his professional career.It is reported that Man City has targeted 19-year-old winger Julio Enciso from Brighton & Hove Albion as a long-term option to be plotted to replace Mahrez or Bernardo Silva. It looks like there will be surprises in Man City's transfer this time if you see their movements are not being monitored by the media.
I still don't understand why Arsenal are still wasting time to end this deal on Rice, is almost 3 weeks and yet the deal is still not signed. Is like Arsenal is being forced to get this player Rice, well is all the making of Manchester City, they made Arsenal to go for this player and spending £105m for a player they (City) know he won't do much for them, very funny though. I just wish this player would perform more than he did at West Ham. This deal is really annoying because at the end of the day he might be an injury prone player at Arsenal. Lets see how today and tomorrow will be like, but if the deal is not sealed yet then is a big mistake Arsenal are making.
I would say take a chill pill here. Both Timber and Rice are done deals. Maybe there are some processes that is making it take time more to finally announce the signings but both the signings are done deal. I don't think that any club can hijack the deal now. Timber signing was announced today so I am expecting Rice one to be announced soon also. But all will be done before the season kicks-off for sure.I am also quite certain that the deals are almost properly done. Maybe some paperwork are getting done right now. Arsenal will have to make sure that they are ready with the new players before the season actually starts. Otherwise, there can be problems. Arsenal is creating a really good team right now. They had performed really well in the last season. Just because of some inconsistency they were not able to win the English Premier League title. They are obviously going to try to fix that. I am also quite sure that no team is actually going to hijack any deal right now. So I think they are alright. I hope they will be able to rotate the players properly so that they don’t face any problems toward the end of the season.
The Saudi League is quite likely to have many more stars coming from Europe compared to the MLS these days. Because the salary interval they have offered to such players so far has been really enormous. Even the least known player going there among the players who have so far is making a lot of money now. I don't think MLS teams would like to pay that much money to any such player that easy. They offer very high conditions to only special players like Messi and so on the most.
Hence in terms of general player quality yeah the Saudi League is or maybe has already reached a higher level than the MLS.
Hence in terms of general player quality yeah the Saudi League is or maybe has already reached a higher level than the MLS.
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