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Bruno Fernandes
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Legohamster
Ian Walker
Unlikely to go back in for him according to sky.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Wanyama can go now. For tuppence.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
The first time was because of a wonder show by De Gea. And poor referee decisions. Pogba should have been sent off.
The second match was a friendly.
Not really the grounds for deciding his quality as a manager.
Really?
- He's was a disaster for Cardiff
- He's managed a side most people have never heard of
- Won 2 of his last 10 games IIRC after the dead cat bounce of replacing a manager that created a very toxic environment
Get past all that, he has to compete with Pep, Klopp, Poch, Emery, he's completely out of his depth and his two best players would stab themselves to get out of the club. And he is in a completely dysfunctional club setup.
He will not last the season ..
Back to the thread at hand .. seems we are back in it?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I'm pretty convinced this is just nonsense linked to get GLC over the line
alekaras
The ITK of IDK
Portuguese goalkeepers are brick.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
I feel like this could happen if Eriksen leaves, instead of Dybala. Otherwise I can't see it.
Legohamster
Ian Walker
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Defenders too by the look of the Fernandes videos
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Solskjaer eyes Rakitic
Manchester United may turn to Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic if they fail to seal a deal for Sporting Lisbon playmaker Bruno Fernandes this summer.
The Red Devils have been linked with Fernandes, the Portugal star, all summer and were understood to be on the brink of completing that move.
However their Premier League rivals Tottenham have now seemingly moved ahead in the race - leaving United with a transfer headache.
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is desperate to bolster his midfield ranks and has long been an admirer of Croatian midfield maestro Rakitic, who is valued at £45million by his Spanish employers.
And Mundo Deportivo has claimed that the Red Devils manager may step up his interest if Fernandes opts to reject the Old Trafford club.
Manchester United may turn to Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic if they fail to seal a deal for Sporting Lisbon playmaker Bruno Fernandes this summer.
The Red Devils have been linked with Fernandes, the Portugal star, all summer and were understood to be on the brink of completing that move.
However their Premier League rivals Tottenham have now seemingly moved ahead in the race - leaving United with a transfer headache.
United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is desperate to bolster his midfield ranks and has long been an admirer of Croatian midfield maestro Rakitic, who is valued at £45million by his Spanish employers.
And Mundo Deportivo has claimed that the Red Devils manager may step up his interest if Fernandes opts to reject the Old Trafford club.
afsoc4life
Vedran Corluka
Still as Kandi mentions his record against Pochettino is 2-0. Pochettino has to correct that this season.
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
Buy him and sell Eriksen to utd.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Why not keep the good one and let United buy the flimsy one?
Too be honest I wouldn't mind Eriksen and Fernandes in the team together.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Keeping eriksen with a new contract is a big big plus.
But if he won't sign a contract then he needs to be sold this window
glasgowspur
Luka Modric
At elite sports level, which Eriksen is, even if he is only 90% committed to us then the performance drop is too big and we should move him on.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Tottenham determined to sign Bruno Fernandes or Giovani Lo Celso before transfer deadline
LIVE! | Latest news and rumours from the Transfer Window
The club have sent a delegation to Portugal to explore the possibility of signing Sporting Lisbon’s Bruno Fernandes, while they remain in talks with Real Betis for playmaker Giovani Lo Celso.
Spurs will not sign both players but are determined to secure one or the other, as a long-term replacement for Eriksen, before the window shuts at 5pm next Thursday. Expectation is fading that Eriksen, who scored in Wednesday’s friendly against Bayern Munich, will agree a new contract — which has one year left to run — despite the offer of a lucrative deal that would make him one of Tottenham’s best-paid players.
The 27-year-old has said he wants a “new challenge” and is interested in joining a title challenger in Spain, although he has made it clear he will remain at Spurs if the right club does not make an offer.
Spanish clubs have until August 31 to sign players and Spurs are conscious that they may have to sell Eriksen after Thursday’s deadline, rather than risk losing him for nothing next summer. They are therefore intensifying plans to sign Fernandes or Lo Celso.
Betis are holding out for Lo Celsco’s full £88million release clause, with 20 per cent of any fee due to his former club Paris Saint-Germain. Spurs are willing to pay closer to £60m.
Sporting reportedly want £64m for Fernandes, 24, who scored 23 goals from midfield for Sporting and Portugal last season and is also admired by Manchester United.
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...-celso-before-transfer-deadline-a4204031.html
LIVE! | Latest news and rumours from the Transfer Window
- DAN KILPATRICK
- 16 minutes ago
The club have sent a delegation to Portugal to explore the possibility of signing Sporting Lisbon’s Bruno Fernandes, while they remain in talks with Real Betis for playmaker Giovani Lo Celso.
Spurs will not sign both players but are determined to secure one or the other, as a long-term replacement for Eriksen, before the window shuts at 5pm next Thursday. Expectation is fading that Eriksen, who scored in Wednesday’s friendly against Bayern Munich, will agree a new contract — which has one year left to run — despite the offer of a lucrative deal that would make him one of Tottenham’s best-paid players.
The 27-year-old has said he wants a “new challenge” and is interested in joining a title challenger in Spain, although he has made it clear he will remain at Spurs if the right club does not make an offer.
Spanish clubs have until August 31 to sign players and Spurs are conscious that they may have to sell Eriksen after Thursday’s deadline, rather than risk losing him for nothing next summer. They are therefore intensifying plans to sign Fernandes or Lo Celso.
Betis are holding out for Lo Celsco’s full £88million release clause, with 20 per cent of any fee due to his former club Paris Saint-Germain. Spurs are willing to pay closer to £60m.
Sporting reportedly want £64m for Fernandes, 24, who scored 23 goals from midfield for Sporting and Portugal last season and is also admired by Manchester United.
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/fo...-celso-before-transfer-deadline-a4204031.html
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
But surely better to turn him into a fringe player for a year (understudying Lo Celso and Alli) than have him strengthen a direct rival?
A year getting very rusty will mean the only option he has next summer will be going back to Ajax.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
http://sportwitness.co.uk/tottenham-dont-give-made-strong-attack-sign-player/
Tottenham ‘don’t give up’ – Spurs making ‘strong attack’ for signing – Details revealed
By Sport Witness Team -
2nd August 2019
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Of course, Friday’s Portuguese sport media is full of Bruno Fernandes to Tottenham stories.
Thursday saw reliable claims that Spurs had sent officials to Lisbon to try and agree a deal for the Sporting player. In the evening it was reported Spurs’ latest offer wasn’t close enough to the €70m asking price, and further meetings were suggested.
Friday’s edition of Record has Bruno and Jorge Mendes splashed all over the front page.
The headline inside says Tottenham ‘don’t give up’, and it explains they’re making a ‘strong attack’ for the player.
Record have some real detail and explain one of the two officials Spurs sent to Lisbon was Matthew Collecott, operations and finance director. They’re not going to be plucking that from thin air.
After an initial offer of €45m had been laughed off, Tottenham are said to have returned with €60m, which was refused as Sporting want a minimum of €70m.
Two hours into the meeting, Collecott is said to have called talks off, but it’s thought further meetings can be held in the coming days.
As for Mendes, he’s said to be helping Miguel Pinho, Bruno’s agent, with the deal.
Given it’s August 2nd, and Pinho hasn’t yet come up with a move for a 24 year old midfielder who scored 32 goals and made 18 assists last season, he probably needs all the help he can get.
Tottenham ‘don’t give up’ – Spurs making ‘strong attack’ for signing – Details revealed
By Sport Witness Team -
2nd August 2019
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Of course, Friday’s Portuguese sport media is full of Bruno Fernandes to Tottenham stories.
Thursday saw reliable claims that Spurs had sent officials to Lisbon to try and agree a deal for the Sporting player. In the evening it was reported Spurs’ latest offer wasn’t close enough to the €70m asking price, and further meetings were suggested.
Friday’s edition of Record has Bruno and Jorge Mendes splashed all over the front page.
The headline inside says Tottenham ‘don’t give up’, and it explains they’re making a ‘strong attack’ for the player.
Record have some real detail and explain one of the two officials Spurs sent to Lisbon was Matthew Collecott, operations and finance director. They’re not going to be plucking that from thin air.
After an initial offer of €45m had been laughed off, Tottenham are said to have returned with €60m, which was refused as Sporting want a minimum of €70m.
Two hours into the meeting, Collecott is said to have called talks off, but it’s thought further meetings can be held in the coming days.
As for Mendes, he’s said to be helping Miguel Pinho, Bruno’s agent, with the deal.
Given it’s August 2nd, and Pinho hasn’t yet come up with a move for a 24 year old midfielder who scored 32 goals and made 18 assists last season, he probably needs all the help he can get.