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Shaktar usually demand big fees. They sold Fred to United for 52.5 million 4 and a half years ago.
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Mykhailo Mudryk [Chelsea Bound]
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Shaktar usually demand big fees. They sold Fred to United for 52.5 million 4 and a half years ago.
Goonger
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Watch this video of him that was posted earlier. Yeah it's against farmers mostly, and yeah it's a compilation, but it shows you he's a bit more than just a kick and run merchant, technique and vision are both there, they just need harnassed, and he's much more comfortable on his weaker foot than players such as Pepe and Antony.
ragnarock
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Totally agree.
He’s quick yes and he pulls off some ‘skillz’ in the compilations (might be a 1/10 thing?). I’m not a big fan of his general touch. Admitting to have seen only comps.
ragnarock
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Telegraph: Arsenal won’t get into bidding war with Chelsea over him
drippin
Like I said: I replace your reality with my own !!
Thuram, Zaha and Asensio have 6 months in contract. Diaby has 2,5 years in contract. Felix is available on loan. Then there are players like Nico Williams and Ismaila Sarr who have 1,5 years in contract. I bet there are others too.
From these I would prefer Felix loan, Diaby. But there are options available for not big money. Or Zaha, or Nico Williams as he has potential. It's clear that at least one attacker is needed.
I can see almost zero possibility they don't reinforce this window. Last season UEL was the target, and was achieved while the UCL place was risked in January. Now the target is UCL, and they can still miss it when you look at our bench as ESR and Nelson are constantly injured, and Jesus has a bad injury which can result in him being injured more later in the season too.
REWB
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Same ****...Alright time for me to take a break from this rumour crap, ill be back in a week's time for any updates.
GLITCH
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Speaking of Pepe and Antony, both had compilations full of skills, but have not been effective in the PL. Mudryk could flop too, but I'd rather have a ridiculously quick-footed player with intelligence.
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People take the January window too seriously. This guys already costing 45M too much.
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This, basically
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Top posting, pure gems from you.
Sammy1887
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Stepping up interest FC.
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It says Chelsea won’t make an offer until Muddy gives the green light he’ll join them.
sdotzdot
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This is why I despise utd btw.
How many times have they ****ed up the entire market only to be still **** a decade later? If they were good again, it would at least be a bit less annoying.
Martial, pogba, Maguire, Antony etc have all had a massive effect on transfer sagas for everyone else.
How many times have they ****ed up the entire market only to be still **** a decade later? If they were good again, it would at least be a bit less annoying.
Martial, pogba, Maguire, Antony etc have all had a massive effect on transfer sagas for everyone else.
drippin
Like I said: I replace your reality with my own !!
There is precedence for a player choosing the lower offer out of preference.
This is of course a bit different, because Raphinha had only 2 years in contract, while Mudryk has 3,5 years. So Leeds had to sell, although I'm pretty sure Shakhtar needs the money, no matter what they claim.
By Sam Dean and Matt Law:
www.telegraph.co.uk
This is of course a bit different, because Raphinha had only 2 years in contract, while Mudryk has 3,5 years. So Leeds had to sell, although I'm pretty sure Shakhtar needs the money, no matter what they claim.
By Sam Dean and Matt Law:
Arsenal will not enter bidding war with Chelsea for Mykhailo Mudryk
Telegraph Sport understands Arsenal are also stepping up their pursuit of Joao Felix
www.telegraph.co.uk
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Nunowoolmez
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I doubt very much we will go for any of those players. We have specific targets & maybe a fall back option & it's been shown to be the case if those dont work out, we don't sign anyone.
I hope I'm wrong.
sdotzdot
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I think it’s important to remember we’re not talking ridiculous wage discrepancies. We’re still going to offer him a high wage, much higher than anything he’s on right now.There is precedence for a player choosing the lower offer out of preference.
This is of course a bit different, because Raphinha had only 2 years in contract, while Mudryk has 3,5 years. So Leeds had to sell, although I'm pretty sure Shakhtar needs the money, no matter what they claim.
By Sam Dean and Matt Law:
Arsenal will not enter bidding war with Chelsea for Mykhailo Mudryk
Telegraph Sport understands Arsenal are also stepping up their pursuit of Joao Felix
He doesn’t strike me as the type who’s looking just for the most money possible, but even if he was the difference is likely to be minimal and he’s getting a huge wage spike regardless.
Not worried about Chelsea at all from the player perspective, what I am worried about is the effect on Shaktars end. They’re already acting like they hold all the cards and are extremely stubborn and this Chelsea interest is just music to their ears when negotiating with us. And what we know from arsenal is that we do not enter into these games and will happily pull out.
Mudryk has to make it clear he wants to come to us otherwise we will pull out once Chelsea bid.
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Sparrahork
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A lot of glass half empty attitudes out there, I am using the above quote as many mentally folding already. We are actually in position a for the following reasons.
1) shakhtar are in the country, they want to get a deal done before they head to turkey...a promising sign concluded soon.
2) mudryk has agreed terms with us, he has not with Chelsea as yet.
3) Chelsea's league position - mudryk will be less keen on joining a team in turmoil.
4) ffp, eventually this will play a part for Chelsea if little prospect of champions League football.
5) sterling and pulisic - two is company, three is a crowd. They have enough left wingers that mudryk a vanity buy only
6) shakhtar are a selling club - keeping mudryk beyond this season is a risk for them, they will not get more than they will now.
7) player goodwill - if mudryk digs his heels in his value may drop going forward. Also other players may question moving to shakhtar as a stepping stone if mudryk does not get the deal he wants.
8) agent zin.
9) the other agent zin - zin and his wife are both pushing for this transfer, they have his ear. It will also mean a helluva lot to join a club where your international captain plays when it comes to settling in.
10) arsenal will have chance to match any Chelsea bid, mudryk has agreed terms so if Chelsea offer a deal and we match it then mudryk decides where he goes. If we walk then clearly Chelsea have gone beyond acceptable risk levels of pricing.
Hold on there, there should be some tell tale signs in the next few days
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