3G is a higher tier source than Duncan Castles
If it's not spouting Mourinho's words in a most craven fashion, then most stuff from Castles should be doubted.3G is a higher tier source than Duncan Castles
An alternative tale from the local Seville press
"Betis have broken negotiations with Tottenham for the transfer of Lo Celso a few days before the closing of the market in the Premier League and attends proposals from other European clubs"
An alternative tale from the local Seville press
"Betis have broken negotiations with Tottenham for the transfer of Lo Celso a few days before the closing of the market in the Premier League and attends proposals from other European clubs"
If I see one more photoshopped pic of Lo Celso's head on Trippier's body I'm going to break something.
Exactly. Betis playing a dangerous game here, if we believe what is being written. They'll either sell him at a lower, or at best, similar price to what we're offering, or end up keeping him. The latter could backfire if he has a meh season.Just can’t see any other clubs having the money to top our offer
Napoli keep on getting mentioned but their not a rich club
End the whitewash now. Latin bodies for Latin headsIf I see one more photoshopped pic of Lo Celso's head on Trippier's body I'm going to break something.
The journo behind this is supposed to be very reliable on Betis
Full google translate
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Lo Celso had an agreement with Tottenham for weeks, since the English club had committed to more than double the chip if it joined its ranks. The player hoped that the situation would be resolved before his return to the Betic ranks but in Heliopolis they have understood that Tottenham's offers have not been sufficient to date and have broken negotiations because the interest of other clubs has appeared to be made with Lo Celso.
Thus, Betis now negotiates with other clubs the possible transfer of Lo Celso , which has a termination clause of one hundred million euros. Atlético de Madrid and NaplesThey have recently shown their interest in the Argentine. The rupture of the negotiations with Tottenham a few days after the close of the market in England can be a greenish strategy to pressure the English club to increase its proposal, as well as a wake-up call for the other clubs interested in the Argentine. Betis' urgencies for the sale of the soccer player have diminished with the sale of Junior to Barcelona and the agreement with the Crystal Palace for the transfer with obligation of purchase in case of permanence of Camarasa, although the final consent of the soccer player to close this operation remains .
Exactly. Betis playing a dangerous game here, if we believe what is being written. They'll either sell him at a lower, or at best, similar price to what we're offering, or end up keeping him. The latter could backfire if he has a meh season.
I don't know what to believe, but given this has been going on for weeks now, my gut tells me he'll be a Spurs player come deadline day.
I was in my local last night and Giovani told me the transfer will be announced today along with 2 others
The detail provided by the Herc 'ITK' is interesting reading if nothing else:
"Betis have honestly been playing us, and tinkling us about. We had certainly one medical booked couple weeks ago, for them to switch with a load of flimflam stories. We played a key role in them getting Fekir for the price they got him, and PSG were being favourable in what they are owed.
They wanted us to pay everything off within 12 months, which is unheard of at this level. Then they wanted it over 2 years with a sizeable initial payment. After they dingdonged us around when we were pursuing N'Dombele, we left them to stew. We then started to pursue other targets, and they called us back. This is when I had put my nads on the line, as medical was 400% booked and confirmed for that coming week.
Now they sense and hear about our Fernandes negotiations, which seems to be much further advanced than one could think. And after calling us to conclude the deal last week, they again switch wanted a massive down payment.
Now this would effect our other deals the ready cash we have for our potential other targets. I do not want to go into it more than what I just done. The ball is in their court, because from where we stand, we don’t trust anything that comes out of Betis’ mouth. And I am not a BSoDL. But you just cannot blame him one iota here."