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its came from someone called David Lynch.. i think hes close to the club and gets to hear things.
Cleaning up the Scots since the 13th century
Get Dirk Hebel on the phone...
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/dirk-hebel/beraterfirma/berater/8547
There are plenty of stats that us mere mortals don't have easy access to that go into a deeper dive of how a side might be functioning.
I'd absolutely love to see some sort of quantitative data (and have it broken down for me) into how much better-off (or worse off!) we would be by having a high-quality, defensive-minded player in that position under instruction to lock down their side, versus what Trent offers.
That's not to say I think we would be better for having a different player or set-up. I'm just curious about it. How many chances we concede versus how many we create and so on.
Trent rumours are real essentially. I'd not be shocked if he moves !! Which is quiet shocking.
I know it's all money and power play, but he should be signed up before Xmas.
Virgil, not seen any rumours of where'd he'd be off to yet, think he stays.
Salah will have a few options. Given he's so well paid compared with everyone else bar Trent at LFC, expect real hard balling.
He is ageing and a big wage. His movement is great, but it relies on pace. An ageing Salah presently would still get a big pay-day elsewhere. PsG, Saudi, even Real might sign him up for 2 years.
Losing players on free contracts is bad for the cashbook obviously. But it affords greater wiggle room in terms of ffp accounting bizarrely.
Say Trents valued at 70 mill, and smelly old real offer £30mill in January. We take £30mill, he's off and were £30mill better off
Or
We say, no, he signs a pre-contract, he's off in the summer to Madrid 🤢🤮 we get £0, Nada, zip. We lose a £70mill player for nowt. Under ffp this counts as £70mill credit/revenue. We're £40mill better off under ffp.
I'm take the £30mill in January generally. Cash in and move on.
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