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Going to be like Wisdom I think. Loans won't get him where he will need to be. It's a shame he doesn't have the technique to match the physical gifts he has. Hopefully he proves us wrong.
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If he leaves it'll be on loan, he's that young that he needs chance to mature by playing at a top end Championship or lower PL club.
No point selling him when he has 3 or 4 years left, plus as he won't be involved in the summer internationals he'll have the benefit of a full Klopp pre season which a lot of others won't get.
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I think we should be able to get a good fee, he's been capped hasn't he? At least 10 million.Originally posted by kev776 View PostHe is worth 12m of anybodies money, 15m to another PL club.
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Unbelievable, it's not like things turned out well for Sterling, he moved too soon IMO, Berahino was burned by him as well. If this is true I think we should just move Ibe on this summer to save us the hassle in the future.Originally posted by el matador View PostRumoured that his new agent is our old friend aidy ward.
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Inflated transfer fees for English players with Premier League clubs throwing TV money around?
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Sell on clause will be relevant- like with Shelvey. He's English so will potentially sell for a decent fee in a few yearsOriginally posted by Kenneth View PostHe doesn't do anything well enough. We should move him on and jot worry about a buy back clause or significant sell on clause, they'll never be relevant.
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Not sure how valuable it is, but his Instagram image is now just black, and he posted a classic door closes, window opens quote. Maybe he knows he is off...
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He doesn't do anything well enough. We should move him on and jot worry about a buy back clause or significant sell on clause, they'll never be relevant.
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I said it on the previous page, but I hope we can include a sell-on clause or buy-back clause.
He hasn't had anywhere near as much game time recently, which is OK, since Sterling went through a similar period, but when Ojo starts ahead of you, I think it's a last ditch kick up the arse, and he'll probably be leaving anyway. There may be something in the Watford article a while back.
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