balthazar
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Yes but I think American advertiment deals may make up some of the gap
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Non-Arsenal Transfer Thread: Summer 2023
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James Bond
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You also figure he’d lose some sponsorships off blacklash if he chose to go to SA.
Idiotologue
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He might still do it after MLS.
He's a tourism ambassador for SA already. Clearly doesn't give a **** about that angle.
Country: England
English talents? Don Florentino has something cooking
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@Yousif Arsenal they're doing it again…
They so delusional or they trolling lol
Idiotologue
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Isn't that what they're doing already? Vini, Rodrygo, Militão, Reinier, Endrick, Tchouaméni, Camavinga, Bellingham.
English talents? Don Florentino has something cooking
Im worried how edgy thier fans will become if they had success they seem starving even Newcastle who won a lottery not that stupidVilla fans, would you take Haalandand MBappe now we have European football again?
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50M lol Leicester will want so much so it'll help them with ffp.
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Country: Sweden
Reckon the whole purpose of Bellingham is just to have someone who can convince him from the inside.️
benjamin86
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BBC say 55m
Liverpool complete £55m Mac Allister signing
Liverpool complete a £55m deal to sign midfielder Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton on a five-year contract.www.bbc.co.uk
They did this with the Gakpo deal, too.
Liverpool are very good at briefing their press early to get the base fee as the price and not the fee including add-ons.
It's kind of old school in a way.
Add-ons have only in the last 5-10 years been public and included in deal figures, but I remember a time when you wouldn't find out about an add-on until it was triggered.
Nobody used to know about sell-on percentages, European qualification bonuses or relegation release clauses but now in order to print the biggest figure, every scenario and every clause is included when reported.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Yeah I can see Perez coming for our starboy in a year or so. Ødegaard and Saliba as well if they continue their development.
We need to keep performing so we can keep our lads together. They are going to be in demand in the coming seasons.
We need to keep performing so we can keep our lads together. They are going to be in demand in the coming seasons.
benjamin86
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All the press were reporting it as a release clause, which never made much sense to me as why would Brighton stick a 35m release on when they only agreed a new contract in 2022.
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BBC website has now changed it to 35m rising to 55m!
lol, as I said in my post above - Liverpool are very good at briefing the press as to what figure they want to be the main figure talked about
benjamin86
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It was just the whole release clause thing that was confusing.
So that's how they also "get" such good fees selling too, they just list the top price with all the add-ons.
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