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Non-Arsenal Transfer Thread: January 2023
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Country: Canada
Sanchez11
Nobody Is Coming!
Country: England
These cvnts man
Gunn3rs4urus
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Another gem?
Gunn3rs4urus
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Will they give up? Getting sick of Chelsea everywhere now.
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Ah really sad for Jeff guy was very talented sadly these knee injuries might done very serious damage
Gunn3rs4urus
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Oh dear
gutted for the lad.
Gunn3rs4urus
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razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
Somebody should really sign Ounahi
Sanchez11
Nobody Is Coming!
Country: England
Who
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Typical Spanish plumbers. Think every black guy is speedy. ClownsOh dear
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
Idk. Deserves a transfer
Diesel
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We were linked to him few years ago... these greedy ****s wanted same price then.
Diesel
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I hope they pay 120 lol. Will be funny when they try to register players or try to pay teams to take players in the summer.
I really don't understand. Their £60M signing in Richarlison barely plays....what do they need Danjuma for and why would he go there?
Rasmi
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Country: England
Conte just love new tours. But it’s just a loan to shut him up. They not gonna buy cause he is leaving in the summer
Country: Scotland
Celtic loving the Asian market atm.
14 league goals for the team that finished 3rd bottom of the South Korean league.
Gunn3rs4urus
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Yes they have a history of bringing in asian players, especially Japanese. I remember Nakamura he had a great free kick on him.
It's smart not only cheap getting players from these leagues but the football there is seriously impressive and coaching too bundesliga clubs done that too and was successful
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It is a very attractive market and one that is only going to get better and better. It'll be the same for the United States and Canada as well IMO. They have very skilled athletes but haven't had the translate into 'soccer'. That is changing now - Japan have a plan to win the WC by 2050. Soccer is becoming more popular and there is a determination for more home grown athletes in the US.
All three were moderately successful at this WC. Japan and the USA have a scattering of players across top leagues. Pretty soon it'll be like a rising tide, or should i say a rising sun, investment, better training, better players, more high profile moves, more interest. Footballs own Wirtschaftswunder.
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