January Transfer Window 2023

[DanEFC92]

Meanwhile, Talksport linking us to Antonio.

 

[mikel_88]

Start of the FUME!

Have no problem us passing on this deal could be a good player but with his age we really need aomebody to cone in a start straight away. danjuma on loan would make more sense but imagine if he goes to them aswell and another player gone off the list. Terrible window so far by the club

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Doubtful. If the owner has fingers in both pies they can do some back door shuffling to compensate for a lower fee can’t they.

Why would Llorient do that though mate, surely it's in their best interest to get as much as they can for their players. It's not like Bournemouth's owner is the majority shareholder and he says what goes.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Meanwhile, Talksport linking us to Antonio.

West Ham have said he's going nowhere mate.

 

[LocalNative]

Start of the FUME!

There really needs to be better regulation in place for club ownership in football. Bournemouth owners recently bought Lorient and now Bournemouth getting their best player for what I can guarantee will be under market value. Same happens between City and the City group along with Watford and Udinese.

 

[LocalNative]

Meanwhile, Talksport linking us to Antonio.

33 in March, 2 goals in 17 this season.

Sounds about Everton.

 

[gedefc]

33 in March, 2 goals in 17 this season.

Sounds about Everton.

So more prolific than Maupay

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

There really needs to be better regulation in place for club ownership in football. Bournemouth owners recently bought Lorient and now Bournemouth getting their best player for what I can guarantee will be under market value. Same happens between City and the City group along with Watford and Udinese.

Have they bought them outright mate, or just bought a stake in them?

 

[LocalNative]

Have they bought them outright mate, or just bought a stake in them?

Bought a 33% stake

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Bought a 33% stake

Is that enough for them to say "no, you're not selling X player to Everton" even if we've put in a much higher bid to Llorient than Bournemouth had?

 

[LocalNative]

Is that enough for them to say "no, you're not selling X player to Everton" even if we've put in a much higher bid to Llorient than Bournemouth had?

No idea to be honest, but a mute point as we don't have the money to even get close!

 

[ValBlue]

He left Bournemouth to go on to bigger things and got in the champions league team of the year last season. Why go back to a small club like Bournemouth. I know we’re struggling at the moment, but who would pick Bournemouth over Everton

Reality check needed

 

[DanEFC92]

West Ham have said he's going nowhere mate.

Aw no. That's a shame.

 

[BlueToff]

There really needs to be better regulation in place for club ownership in football. Bournemouth owners recently bought Lorient and now Bournemouth getting their best player for what I can guarantee will be under market value. Same happens between City and the City group along with Watford and Udinese.

Everton should simply have bought a club a few years ago mate. It's not hard. In fact it's actually very sensible.

Leicester did the same with a Belgian team. They use it as a place for the players to develop. It's a smart, modern way of doing things.

Everton are anything but smart and modern, though.

 

[BlueToff]

Why would Llorient do that though mate, surely it's in their best interest to get as much as they can for their players. It's not like Bournemouth's owner is the majority shareholder and he says what goes.

The fee they've agreed is supposedly about £20m, which is hardly cheap.