General transfer thread (everything not LFC) 22/23

[Insidious]

Couple of mutterings of João Felix to Man City.

Hmmm.

[Steveo]

[miller0863]

Man City have agreed a £42m fee for Calvin Phillips

[faridtoxteth]

Very surprised about that. I know every team needs a water carrier or reducer in midfield, and he is good at disrupting attacks, but on the ball he has no quality. A downgrade on Fernandinho in my opinion.

[faridtoxteth]

I see Wayne Rooney has left Derby. All eyes will be on Fat Frank now over the first dozen or so games.

[jozza800]

Very surprised about that. I know every team needs a water carrier or reducer in midfield, and he is good at disrupting attacks, but on the ball he has no quality. A downgrade on Fernandinho in my opinion.

Massive downgrade! But he'll go in and foul a lot when teams are on the break and do a job.

Glad we didn't sign him.

[jozza800]

I see Wayne Rooney has left Derby. All eyes will be on Fat Frank now over the first dozen or so games.

He's come across really well as a manager. Derby fans are genuinely gutted he's left.

Lampard is an absolute freud.

[Nineteenx]

Very surprised about that. I know every team needs a water carrier or reducer in midfield, and he is good at disrupting attacks, but on the ball he has no quality. A downgrade on Fernandinho in my opinion.

He is their new Fabian Delph, a homegrown England international player to maintain their HG quota and keep the media on their side who isn't particularly great with or without the ball, he's nowhere near as good as Rodri or the 36 year old Fernandinho and never will be

[justme]

Massive downgrade! But he'll go in and foul a lot when teams are on the break and do a job.

Glad we didn't sign him.

And get away without being booked like Ferandinho

[miller0863]

Arsenal have reached an agreement for Manchester City and Brazil forward Gabriel Jesus, with the Gunners set to pay £45m for the 25-year-old. (Fabrizio Romano)