£150m for Salah (imo) is hugely inflated
Yeh, I know but the fact they were willing to pay that and even higher is mental
Zatara
Player Valuation: £90m
Looking at the evidence, you were fatally wrong.
Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £35m
Premier Muslim player - literally the Muslim superstar - would be a huge draw for KSA league & great for sponsorships and revenues and all that.
For footy levels alone it’s like 2x his value - probably more like 3x tbh
Very fair point actually
Fabinho for £40m, Henderson for £30m, Mitrovic £50m, Saint-Maximin £25m, Koulibaly £30m.
Hendo was 12m.
The only other 1 that seems stupid is Mitro.
I think the others are fair market value.
On what planet is Salah only worth £50m in today's market? Ludicrous.
The market dictates. Whether you or me think that £50m is preposterous for somebody who kicks a football about or not, it is what it is.
I do not agree.
Demo-economic analysis of player transfers (2014-2023) - CIES Football Observatory
This Monthly Report analyses the financial flows of football transfers on a global scale during the decade between 2014 and 2023. It presents the (...)
Some interesting figures there regarding transfers.
CBA posting screenshots, but the highlights for me.
United have spent 1.4billion NET since 2014 on players.
Everton are 15th on the list with 392m, clearly the majority in the 2 or 3 years we spent money.
Benfica have made a player trading profit of 764million, which is just insane.
The 2nd highest is Ajax with a mere 434m
No surprise that forwards account for nearly 50% of all money spent in the last Transfer window.
Goalkeepers
3.6%
Centre backs
15.5%
Full backs
10.2%
Midfielders
21.1%
Forwards
49.6%
Anyway, enjoy stat nerds, I know I did.
Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £35m
How much did mane go to Bayern for? That’s salads value
Zezti
Player Valuation: £70m
Chelsea have net spent more in 12 months than we have in 10 years and we're the ones being strangled by FFPDemo-economic analysis of player transfers (2014-2023) - CIES Football Observatory
This Monthly Report analyses the financial flows of football transfers on a global scale during the decade between 2014 and 2023. It presents the (...)football-observatory.com
Some interesting figures there regarding transfers.
CBA posting screenshots, but the highlights for me.
United have spent 1.4billion NET since 2014 on players.
Everton are 15th on the list with 392m, clearly the majority in the 2 or 3 years we spent money.
Benfica have made a player trading profit of 764million, which is just insane.
The 2nd highest is Ajax with a mere 434m
No surprise that forwards account for nearly 50% of all money spent in the last Transfer window.
Goalkeepers
3.6%
Centre backs
15.5%
Full backs
10.2%
Midfielders
21.1%
Forwards
49.6%
Anyway, enjoy stat nerds, I know I did.
Makes sense that.
Toffeepot
Player Valuation: £35m
Heavy price to pay for an opinion that
Toffeepot
Player Valuation: £35m
It's not though
The Saudis getting Salah at this age, being Muslim too, would be a huge boost for their league
As Farhad might say 'he lives in the area'
