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The transfer thread
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Daisuk
Colin Calderwood
I wouldn't mind Amad either, to be fair.
parklane1
Teddy Sheringham
braineclipse
Garth Crooks
Most of the rumours that have leaked in recent transfer windows have been for deals that have by then been quite far down the line I think.
Will most likely see the same this window.
Positive that Ange has talked so openly about transfers, clear sign of intent. But let's wait and see.
Will most likely see the same this window.
Positive that Ange has talked so openly about transfers, clear sign of intent. But let's wait and see.
Chrissivad
John Lacy
Do it....
Bullet
Paul Stewart
Has this been mentioned yet? Paratici and Juve and all that.
Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio sheds some light on Nicolo Fagioli and his current situation at Juventus.
The 23-year-old is a youth product of the club who joined the Bianconeri’s academy at a tender age. He went through all age groups as well as a loan spell at Cremonese before finally earning his spot with the first team.
The Italian instantly endeared himself to the fanbase after getting his breakthrough in October 2022 especially following his goal against Inter in the Derby d’Italia. However, his momentum was interrupted by an eight-month ban due to illegal betting which ruled him out of the bulk of the previous campaign.
Fagioli returned to action in May and even managed to immediately regain his spot with the Azzurri in the Euro 2024. He also had an encouraging start to the season under Thiago Motta, but the situation drastically changed over the past few weeks, as the midfielder has seemingly fallen to the bottom of the pecking order.
As Di Marzio notes, the Juventus coach currently favors other profiles in the middle of the park, believing it to be a purely technical choice on Motta’s part.
“Thiago Motta believes other players are more suitable than Fagioli from a technical perspective,” said the transfer market guru during his appearance on Sky Sport Italia (via TuttoJuve).
The former Cremonese man has been linked with the likes of PSG and Bologna over the past few weeks, but Di Marzio insists he would only leave on a permanent sale, allowing the club to raise transfer funds.
“For Fagioli, we are only talking about a permanent transfer, not a loan. If Fagioli were to leave the club, it would only be permanent, to then reinvest the money obtained.
“As for Douglas Luiz, we need to understand how Thiago Motta intends to reintegrate him into the team.
Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio sheds some light on Nicolo Fagioli and his current situation at Juventus.
The 23-year-old is a youth product of the club who joined the Bianconeri’s academy at a tender age. He went through all age groups as well as a loan spell at Cremonese before finally earning his spot with the first team.
The Italian instantly endeared himself to the fanbase after getting his breakthrough in October 2022 especially following his goal against Inter in the Derby d’Italia. However, his momentum was interrupted by an eight-month ban due to illegal betting which ruled him out of the bulk of the previous campaign.
Fagioli returned to action in May and even managed to immediately regain his spot with the Azzurri in the Euro 2024. He also had an encouraging start to the season under Thiago Motta, but the situation drastically changed over the past few weeks, as the midfielder has seemingly fallen to the bottom of the pecking order.
As Di Marzio notes, the Juventus coach currently favors other profiles in the middle of the park, believing it to be a purely technical choice on Motta’s part.
“Thiago Motta believes other players are more suitable than Fagioli from a technical perspective,” said the transfer market guru during his appearance on Sky Sport Italia (via TuttoJuve).
The former Cremonese man has been linked with the likes of PSG and Bologna over the past few weeks, but Di Marzio insists he would only leave on a permanent sale, allowing the club to raise transfer funds.
“For Fagioli, we are only talking about a permanent transfer, not a loan. If Fagioli were to leave the club, it would only be permanent, to then reinvest the money obtained.
“As for Douglas Luiz, we need to understand how Thiago Motta intends to reintegrate him into the team.
ricky2tricky4city
Colin Calderwood
Muttley
Ruel Fox
I'm still seeing links to Facundo Buonanotte.
ricky2tricky4city
Colin Calderwood
Why did he end up on loan at Leicester, I thought he played quite regularly for the Seagulls last season?
Muttley
Ruel Fox
It's a strange one. There is clearly some mischief at play here.
Perhaps he has the same agent as Chiesa. He joined Spurs about 20 times in the summer
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
He looks good. But I don't trust them.
Denmark Spur
Alf Ramsey
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Marcus Rashford has rejected three offers from the Saudi Pro League worth up to £35m-per-year, according to Telegraph Sport.
And that's exactly why we should stay to fudge away .. he thinks "better things" are in line for him. Guy bring his own fudging circus as another negative.
I'm all for bringing in experience this window, but not rehab projects
Legohamster
Steffen Freund
Perfectly fine 6 month loan in my view.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
We tried to sign him in summer 2022, but he turned us down in favour of first team football at Palace.
I think he'd be a decent signing on a 2-3 year deal, while we wait for Keeley and Gunter to develop
Chrissivad
John Lacy
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Noon tomorrow the cut off if we want to get a GK in for Saudi Sportswashing Machine