JeffreyLFC
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Why is it laughable? Would it be laughable if Madrid came for Trent and Trent said he wanted to stay at home? That’s basically what happened here.I want to cry but honestly it's more laughable than anything for LFC. They unintentionally put more pressure on the squad and Slot to perform by not getting any reinforcement this summer.
It's laughable because they announced the world that he was their guy but they did not even agreed anything with him. It's beyond idiotic.Why is it laughable? Would it be laughable if Madrid came for Trent and Trent said he wanted to stay at home? That’s basically what happened here
Are they interested in Ait Nouri (especially after Robertson’s injury?)I want to cry but honestly it's more laughable than anything for LFC. They unintentionally put more pressure on the squad and Slot to perform by not getting any reinforcement this summer.
Allegedly his gave his word that he wanted to go and then he flipped. Can’t do much about that. Sociedad told him that he had to pay his own release clause to leave today tooLiverpool are morons if they put all their chips on the guy they weren't even sure would come.
No they didn’t. This did not happenIt's laughable because they announced the world that he was their guy but they did not even agreed anything with him. It's beyond idiotic.
Allegedly is a poor excuse. Why does it only happen to LFC? Why they need to announce it and then get rejected. Either way that does not bring confidence about how they 'handle' transfers.Allegedly his gave his word that he wanted to go and then he flipped. Can’t do much about that. Sociedad told him that he had to pay his own release clause to leave today too
They were linked earlier this summer. I don’t think Ait Nouri moves at all, probably not to LFC.Are they interested in Ait Nouri (especially after Robertson’s injury?)
Different profile though, Ait Nouri is more a LWB and I’m not familiar with Slot’s tactics
It does not only happen to LFC. Nobody is NOT going to announce transfer news. Get real. This was consistently presently that LFC wanted the player and it would come down to the players decision. Sociedad told Zubimendi to pay La Liga 51 million today. What exactly do you think LFC could have done differently here?Allegedly is a poor excuse. Why does it only happen to LFC? Why they need to announce it and then get rejected. Either way that does not bring confidence about how they 'handle' transfers.
If Real Madrid agreed on a transfer fee and got rejected by TAA, I would laugh at them but it won't happen, why? Because if Real Madrid agree on a fee they will have done their homework and agree with TAA on a contract.Why is it laughable? Would it be laughable if Madrid came for Trent and Trent said he wanted to stay at home? That’s basically what happened here.
ThanksThey were linked earlier this summer. I don’t think Ait Nouri moves at all, probably not to LFC.
I would hope they would get a guy like Hincapie. They need someone left footed who can cover LB and CB, since minutes may be limited at both spots, and they will eventually need a Virgil plan anyway. Hincapie one of the few that could pull this off
It does not only happen to LFC. Nobody is NOT going to announce transfer news. Get real. This was consistently presently that LFC wanted the player and it would come down to the players decision. Sociedad told Zubimendi to pay La Liga 51 million today. What exactly do you think LFC could have done differently here?
Liverpool may end midfielder search after Martín Zubimendi snub
The Real Sociedad midfielder has rejected the chance to move to Anfield, leaving the club with a shortage of options in the No6 rolewww.thetimes.com
“Liverpool were originally informed that Zubimendi was prepared to leave the Basque team this summer, but the 25-year-old has backtracked on that decision after being put under pressure by Sociedad to remain loyal.”
What exactly is LFC supposed to do about that
Liverpool are morons if they put all their chips on the guy they weren't even sure would come.
Simple, agree on a contract and terms + transfer fee with Real Sociedad. Basically have clear insurance that he wanted to join.It does not only happen to LFC. Nobody is NOT going to announce transfer news. Get real. This was consistently presently that LFC wanted the player and it would come down to the players decision. Sociedad told Zubimendi to pay La Liga 51 million today. What exactly do you think LFC could have done differently here?
Liverpool may end midfielder search after Martín Zubimendi snub
The Real Sociedad midfielder has rejected the chance to move to Anfield, leaving the club with a shortage of options in the No6 rolewww.thetimes.com
“Liverpool were originally informed that Zubimendi was prepared to leave the Basque team this summer, but the 25-year-old has backtracked on that decision after being put under pressure by Sociedad to remain loyal.”
What exactly is LFC supposed to do about that
“Despite that Liverpool had been assured the Spain international, who featured in the Euro 2024 final success over England last month, was ready to take the next step in his career and compiled background checks accordingly. However, Sociedad made it clear that he would have to force his way out of the club by personally triggering a £51 million release clause in his contract and that they would not negotiate with Liverpool.”If Real Madrid agreed on a fee and got rejected by TAA, I would laugh at them but it won't happen, why? Because if Real Madrid agree on a fee they will have done their homework and agree with TAA on a contract.
This is not simple. This does not happen on 100% of transfers. This is not a LFC only issue.Simple, agree on a contract and terms + transfer fee with Real Sociedad. Basically have clear insurance that he wanted to join.
Not looking for a player clearly not fully convinced to join. It is not the first it happened either, Caicedo was kind of similar. Assurance is not enough, you need the player to be ready to do his part to join. Either way it's a very bad look to LFC from the outside.“Despite that Liverpool had been assured the Spain international, who featured in the Euro 2024 final success over England last month, was ready to take the next step in his career and compiled background checks accordingly. However, Sociedad made it clear that he would have to force his way out of the club by personally triggering a £51 million release clause in his contract and that they would not negotiate with Liverpool.”
Again - what should LFC have done differently about that
Who cares about the outside?Not looking for a player clearly not fully convinced to join. It is not the first it happened either, Caicedo was kind of similar. Assurance is not enough, you need the player to be ready to do his part to join. Either way it's a very bad look to LFC from the outside.
You know the funny thing about this is Romano (and others trying to make it seem like Zubimendi is being benevolent by staying at Sociedad, when in fact Sociedad held him hostage and told him to pay his own release clause. Oh well.
Nah I laugh at this because I told you years ago Laporta was just a dumbass.
Signing all those players the last few years was just bad.
Barca needs to do a real house cleaning and stop signing everyone. Rebuild with their academy players who aren't doing worse than the big names they're signing all the time.
I liked both so far but we'll see. If they have to buy someone they should get a young guy who won't break the bank and can fix the issue long term. Swing for the fences.I don't see Casado as more than an Oriol Romeu.
Bernal is still very raw, needs a couple years of seasoning.
We will see. It's not like Zubi is the difference between winning or not lol
This guy roots for Lex Luther im convinced.I’ve been to San Sebastian and hated it
I love Spain but the Spanish basque country….not so much
Barcelona is much nicer
Beier to BVB is done.
Beier / Guirrasy
Malen/Gittens - Brandt/Reyna - Adeyemi/Duranville
Groß/Sabitzer/Nmecha - Can/Özcan
Kabar/Bensebaini - Schlotterbeck - Anton/Süle - Couto/Ryersen
Olmo just being a good team player, since he knows he'd spend half the season on the injury list anyway. Thoughtful lad.Nor Iñigo nor Roque.
Olmo knew this, and was ok with it.
Nico Williams was not ok with it
As I wrote last week, if he wasn't going to Arsenal, there was no chance he was going to Liverpool.Liverpool are morons if they put all their chips on the guy they weren't even sure would come.
Reading elsewhere it seems this actually may be the norm in Spain. Buying club gives the money to the player, player pays the release clause. It's not really an obstacle, though it does mean Sociedad wasn't willing to offer any alternative payment structure on it (e.g. installments).You know the funny thing about this is Romano (and others trying to make it seem like Zubimendi is being benevolent by staying at Sociedad, when in fact Sociedad held him hostage and told him to pay his own release clause. Oh well.
Pretty good video as to why Solanke fit a Solanke-type player size hole perfectily
Sociedad made it an obstacle. That’s all that mattered here. And they are certainly in the right to. I’m just not having that LFC did anything particularly wrong here.Reading elsewhere it seems this actually may be the norm in Spain. Buying club gives the money to the player, player pays the release clause. It's not really an obstacle, though it does mean Sociedad wasn't willing to offer any alternative payment structure on it (e.g. installments).
Honestly Sociedad should have sold Zubimendi to LFC and told yall to kick rocks for Merino. I’d rather have the larger transfer fee if I were in their shoes. But I’m not in charge.As I wrote last week, if he wasn't going to Arsenal, there was no chance he was going to Liverpool.
That is how it works. You're just seeing cope right now from some posters.Reading elsewhere it seems this actually may be the norm in Spain. Buying club gives the money to the player, player pays the release clause. It's not really an obstacle, though it does mean Sociedad wasn't willing to offer any alternative payment structure on it (e.g. installments).