Arsenal seem to have offered a player + cash deal for Leicester's young midfielder James Maddison. Arsenal are said to be reluctant to pay a transfer fee which is around 60 million pounds. Maybe Leicester can lean towards this deal. But I don't think that Leicester would like to lose one of their most important players easily.
Arsenal seem to be willing to do good business in this transfer window, I usually feel Arsenal are usually more or less unserious/reluctant in getting good deals over the line, thus making it impossible for their team to compete for major trophies in recent years. They made a good signing in Ben Davies earlier in the week for a pretty large sum, I was quite surprised Arsenal offered to pay the amount they did to sign the defender, thus I feel they may be able to sign James Maddison from Leicester City which will greatly improve their team and at least ensure that Arsenal compete for a top four position next season, cause I don't think it's possible for Arsenal to compete for the title this season or in few seasons to come. 
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Manchester City has never been famous for expensive transfers
According to Transfermarkt Manchester City is the 2nd team in Premier League that spent alot in transfers after Manchester United
This is the comparison for the last 5 season between these two top spenders clubs, newest to the oldest order starting from 2021/2022
so any adequate Spurs fan should be happy if Kane moves to Manchester City
Probably this is not going to happen because Manchester City has signed Grealish for 100 million. I dont think they could afford to sign Kane for another 100+ million though probably on the next transfer window.
Pogba, what does he want? Too much speculation about him but he still didn't move up. that indicates he is not a player who what another team want. If I were Ole, I will sell him whatever price. I won't expect too much, Pogba must out, he wastes the club all time.
A few games at the end of the season he started to play well. He was able to partner with Bruno Fernandes and make Manchester United strong again. Apart from that at the Euros he also played well even though he failed to win. Indeed, if you observe with Pogba, the flow of the ball seems slower. I think Ole will be dizzy if he leaves, he needs to find another back-up for his position. At the moment I don't hear Ole is going to buy a central midfielder.Judging from the article page that Pogba's transfer is still tough because there are offers that don't come to an agreement, while Ole Gunner does install 63 million footersling and PSG, other clubs are still waiting for a lower price, if you look at the previous purchases, Manchester United bought Pogba much more expensive.
I think in the last few seasons almost all of the voters have voted for City, so it's no wonder City have yet again received the most votes for a while. [...] As for the transfers that occur I don't really care much about it, because usually they don't immediately fit into the style of play in their new team so I think even if Kane and whoever manages to move on, they will still need time to really fit in their new team.
How well you have noticed the teamwork of the players plays an important role, I have repeatedly seen star squads lose really important matches to mediocre teams. Besides, Manchester City has never been famous for expensive transfers, so any adequate Spurs fan should be happy if Kane moves to Manchester City as Tottenham's transfer balance will be the largest in the Premier League, (and, accordingly, it will be possible to strengthen the composition with truly team players). 
^ Daniel Levy is a ruthless negotiator. He’ll squeeze all the value he can for the Spurs before calling it a deal. Remember the Gareth Bale transfer negotiations? Levy got the price higher and higher til Bale became the most expensive football player in the world. Rofl. More expensive than Ronaldo. 
Levy does not want to sell his players at discount price and he successfully made many great deals for Spurs. I think he will help Spurs has a new selling record with Harry Kane. With that huge income, they will be able to rebuild their team with a few players. However, in the past, Spurs did not have good transfers after they spent many money from Bale transfer. Many transfers are failures.Yup I remember. Had the club listened to Andre Villas Boas, their manager that time lol, and acquired they players he needed and wanted, maybe we could’ve seen some better results that following season Gareth Bale left. I feel bad for AVB... I think he has the potential to be a great manager.
But the Spurs also had some good transfers during the Pochettino era tho.
Arsenal seem to have offered a player + cash deal for Leicester's young midfielder James Maddison. Arsenal are said to be reluctant to pay a transfer fee which is around 60 million pounds. Maybe Leicester can lean towards this deal. But I don't think that Leicester would like to lose one of their most important players easily.
Interestingly, almost everyone here voting is guided by the results of last season ... and it seems to me that some people mistakenly underestimate clubs like Chelsea and Liverpool, (especially if chelsea gets Lukaku). 
As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
I think in the last few seasons almost all of the voters have voted for City, so it's no wonder City have yet again received the most votes for a while. I personally chose Chelsea in the polls, somehow I still believe in Tuchel who looks like he will really succeed with Chelsea this season. As for the transfers that occur I don't really care much about it, because usually they don't immediately fit into the style of play in their new team so I think even if Kane and whoever manages to move on, they will still need time to really fit in their new team.As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
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The issue of Tottenham hunting for striker is also not heard so we can assume they are holding Kane.
I read in some local media, Kane has been absent from training twice in a row. It was a signal that he really wanted to leave Tottenham. Too bad the Tottenham boss didn't want to let him go. If this continues it looks like it will look interesting. City became the main interest, they had offered 100 million pounds, but it was rejected. They want 150 million pounds. Kane is currently in a difficult time, he wants to leave but the club won't let go. 
Yeah of course this great player wants to feel the trophy if he continues with Spurs it will be difficult to achieve his trophy so he prefers Manchester city as a comfortable club but that's not all because Harry Kane can shine at Spurs.
^ Daniel Levy is a ruthless negotiator. He’ll squeeze all the value he can for the Spurs before calling it a deal. Remember the Gareth Bale transfer negotiations? Levy got the price higher and higher til Bale became the most expensive football player in the world. Rofl. More expensive than Ronaldo.
Yes,,, normally something a club supporter should be proud of but since none of that money returns to the team in terms of replacement, we are always left holding some bags of sub quality player. I see Kane is protesting but he should resume training,,, so we are again stuck. Either we get unhappy star next season or we sell him for a lot and buy a few who may or may not be good. Tough times to be Spurs supporter.
Pogba, what does he want? Too much speculation about him but he still didn't move up. that indicates he is not a player who what another team want. If I were Ole, I will sell him whatever price. I won't expect too much, Pogba must out, he wastes the club all time.
A few games at the end of the season he started to play well. He was able to partner with Bruno Fernandes and make Manchester United strong again. Apart from that at the Euros he also played well even though he failed to win. Indeed, if you observe with Pogba, the flow of the ball seems slower. I think Ole will be dizzy if he leaves, he needs to find another back-up for his position. At the moment I don't hear Ole is going to buy a central midfielder. 
Interestingly, almost everyone here voting is guided by the results of last season ... and it seems to me that some people mistakenly underestimate clubs like Chelsea and Liverpool, (especially if chelsea gets Lukaku).
As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
I think in the last few seasons almost all of the voters have voted for City, so it's no wonder City have yet again received the most votes for a while. I personally chose Chelsea in the polls, somehow I still believe in Tuchel who looks like he will really succeed with Chelsea this season. As for the transfers that occur I don't really care much about it, because usually they don't immediately fit into the style of play in their new team so I think even if Kane and whoever manages to move on, they will still need time to really fit in their new team. As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
The issue of Tottenham hunting for striker is also not heard so we can assume they are holding Kane.
I read in some local media, Kane has been absent from training twice in a row. It was a signal that he really wanted to leave Tottenham. Too bad the Tottenham boss didn't want to let him go. If this continues it looks like it will look interesting. City became the main interest, they had offered 100 million pounds, but it was rejected. They want 150 million pounds. Kane is currently in a difficult time, he wants to leave but the club won't let go.
Interestingly, almost everyone here voting is guided by the results of last season ... and it seems to me that some people mistakenly underestimate clubs like Chelsea and Liverpool, (especially if chelsea gets Lukaku).
As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
As for the transfer of Kane to Manchester City, I am rather skeptical as City may simply not have enough money, not to mention the fact that Guardiola's plans to sell Raheem Sterling and Bernardo Silva also seem to me wrong. Yes, Kane scores, but this does not mean at all that he will lead Manchester City to victory. (although it would be a great success for Tottenham to bail out 180 million, because this amount is equivalent to a quarter of the cost of the entire club).
Pogba will go to PSG for the money and will probably tear the league up because its a bad league outside of a couple of teams and PSG has had the monopoly for many years in that league.
Manchester United to win the league this season in premier league and I think they will get above 100 points.
You are too hurry to predict the EPL champion even by predicting how many points will be achieved by Man United. Not saying that they are impossible to win but every new season every team will come up with something new too. You know that in the last seven seasons the team that can reach 100 points is Man City and that happened in the 2017-2018 season after that the champions got under 100 points.Manchester United to win the league this season in premier league and I think they will get above 100 points.
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The premier league season for the year 2021/2022 looks to be the biggest so far this decade; if Manchester city get to sign Kane and Grealish; while Chelsea resign Lukaku from Inter Milan. It will mean that the 2 clubs has spent over 300m on their front line for the premier league season.
Mid table teams Leicester, Aston Villa and even Crystal Palace are spending big, with Brentford not left out. This will be a fierce title challenge and beautiful season for gamer. Who do you reckon would have a title charge ?
Mid table teams Leicester, Aston Villa and even Crystal Palace are spending big, with Brentford not left out. This will be a fierce title challenge and beautiful season for gamer. Who do you reckon would have a title charge ?
That deal only happened because Real Madrid sold Ozil to Arsenal and in this case, Manchester City hasnt been making much because Aguero left on free transfer. Aside from that with the rumour of City signing Grealish then I'd think Levy has no other choice but to fasten the process if there is an intention of selling Kane
I personally dont think this deal is going to be smooth though probably it will hold out until the next transfer window
Levy will keep Kane as long as possible but he will close the deal and sell Kane at the very ending of the summer transfer season. Kane does not want to play for Spurs anymore and Levy knows that he can sell Kane now at most expensive price as possible. Next year, he will have to sell Kane at discount price that he never want to do.I personally dont think this deal is going to be smooth though probably it will hold out until the next transfer window
He is an experienced guy on the negotiation table. Bale, Modric and now Kane will be another player brings huge income to Spurs.
Most of big transfers are never completed smoothly. They usually have to go through many drama, conflicts of interest, delays but finally they will be completed.
Harry Redknapp confirmed Levy's position on Harry Kane lingering transfer saga he said Levy wouldn't bow to emotions and shift his stance on the sign on Kane fee that a possible reduction is not on the negotiating table except Man City meet up with their estimated valuation of Kane else no deal, personally I think Levy should allow this guy to leave having said they had both once reached a gentleman agreement I think Levy has breached that agreement now which prompted Kane to shun training and probably some issues had been going on behind the scene keeping him this season against his wish will be detrimental to the team
That deal only happened because Real Madrid sold Ozil to Arsenal and in this case, Manchester City hasnt been making much because Aguero left on free transfer. Aside from that with the rumour of City signing Grealish then I'd think Levy has no other choice but to fasten the process if there is an intention of selling Kane
I personally dont think this deal is going to be smooth though probably it will hold out until the next transfer window
Levy will keep Kane as long as possible but he will close the deal and sell Kane at the very ending of the summer transfer season. Kane does not want to play for Spurs anymore and Levy knows that he can sell Kane now at most expensive price as possible. Next year, he will have to sell Kane at discount price that he never want to do.I personally dont think this deal is going to be smooth though probably it will hold out until the next transfer window
He is an experienced guy on the negotiation table. Bale, Modric and now Kane will be another player brings huge income to Spurs.
Most of big transfers are never completed smoothly. They usually have to go through many drama, conflicts of interest, delays but finally they will be completed.
^ Daniel Levy is a ruthless negotiator. He’ll squeeze all the value he can for the Spurs before calling it a deal. Remember the Gareth Bale transfer negotiations? Levy got the price higher and higher til Bale became the most expensive football player in the world. Rofl. More expensive than Ronaldo.
That deal only happened because Real Madrid sold Ozil to Arsenal and in this case, Manchester City hasnt been making much because Aguero left on free transfer. Aside from that with the rumour of City signing Grealish then I'd think Levy has no other choice but to fasten the process if there is an intention of selling Kane
I personally dont think this deal is going to be smooth though probably it will hold out until the next transfer window
So, Fabinho's the new one after Alexander-Arnold that has signed his contract extension with Liverpool. Next in line is Alisson with whom terms are already agreed and then there are Mane, Salah, Firmino and ultimately Henderson with which Liverpool wants to extend.
It will probably put a dent in our budget because the players receibe bonuses when extending their contracts but no matter what, we need to sign at least one (and preferrably 2) first team players if we want to compete with the rest of the top 4 that is spending like crazy.
It will probably put a dent in our budget because the players receibe bonuses when extending their contracts but no matter what, we need to sign at least one (and preferrably 2) first team players if we want to compete with the rest of the top 4 that is spending like crazy.
The most important players for Liverpool to sign are Salah and Mane. They are the most crucial players of the team. They both have a big role on their victories and Salah was the one who carried his team in the last season. He got 22 goals and 5 assists in 37 league games. Salah was seeming like he was thinking of leaving the team some time ago but I guess he is not right now.
And Liverpool can't make do with only Firmino as a striker. They need a much better striker than him, a top striker. And I wonder whether they will make this important transfer.
So, Fabinho's the new one after Alexander-Arnold that has signed his contract extension with Liverpool. Next in line is Alisson with whom terms are already agreed and then there are Mane, Salah, Firmino and ultimately Henderson with which Liverpool wants to extend.
It will probably put a dent in our budget because the players receibe bonuses when extending their contracts but no matter what, we need to sign at least one (and preferrably 2) first team players if we want to compete with the rest of the top 4 that is spending like crazy.
Fabinho is old and he is not a good solution for Liverpool in next five years. In the last season, Liverpool relied on Fabinho too much when they faced with many injuries and Fabinho with his ability to play as central defender or defensive midfielder help Liverpool too much.It will probably put a dent in our budget because the players receibe bonuses when extending their contracts but no matter what, we need to sign at least one (and preferrably 2) first team players if we want to compete with the rest of the top 4 that is spending like crazy.
Nevertheless, Fabinho plays best as a defensive midfielder and in the few matches of last season, when he played as midfielder, Liverpool faced less risk of counter attacks from opponents.
The contract expansion for Arnold is smart because he is very young and can contribute to Liverpool in 10 years. Allison is one of best goalkeepers in Premier League and a new contract for him is good as well. Don't forget that Liverpool spent many years to find a good and reliable goalkeeper as Allison Becker.
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