2020/2021 Forwards Rumours Thread

[Bluenine]

Kean is not even PSG's player, so what's the point? PSG would need to buy him and then swap him right away for Eriksen? It would be more logical for them to just pay for Eriksen directly.

I assumed that the rumour is talking about a swap between Inter and Everton. Ancelotti could probably use Eriksen better than most, and they probably want to replace/upgrade Sigi.

 

[armendsh]

Why people are looking for lukaku replacement when we are out of ChL And EL , while even when we were in that competition conte never subs him? So why get a replacemnt just to put let him in the bench
Just get a replacement for sanchez and martines cause he is always injured and the later is always subbed
And for these kind of players Gomez or Gervinho is a perfect subtitute

 

[ElDuccio]

Yesterday there were rumours about Lasagna as vice Lukaku. Todays news is that Lasagnas new agent is Pastorello...coincidence?

 

[Conan the Barbarian]

As a 3rd striker I prefer Domenico Berardi who's an Interista and scores more than 10 goals every season. Another Interista Vincenzo Grifo would be a perfect transfer for us if we can sell Perishit.

 

[ElDuccio]

As a 3rd striker I prefer Domenico Berardi who's an Interista and scores more than 10 goals every season. Another Interista Vincenzo Grifo would be a perfect transfer for us if we can sell Perishit.

Lasagna is interista too

 

[Conan the Barbarian]

Really? He's my boy then

 

[Palacio]

I think he would be a good signing.

 

[rfU]

Before Dortmund get them.

 

[CoolMan44]

As a 3rd striker I prefer Domenico Berardi who's an Interista and scores more than 10 goals every season. Another Interista Vincenzo Grifo would be a perfect transfer for us if we can sell Perishit.

Berardi is not a realistic signing though. He’s in the form of his life and playing regularly for Italy - Sassuolo would ask lots of money.

 

[PHM1605]

Berardi is not a realistic signing though. He’s in the form of his life and playing regularly for Italy - Sassuolo would ask lots of money.

Berardi, De Paul, Belotti should push for a move for their own sake tbh. Time is clicking for them and their teams won't see Europe any time soon, let alone winning anything.

They are wasting their talent if agree to be tied by retarded transfer requests.

 

[Linege]

Time is clicking for them and their teams won't see Europe any time soon, let alone winning anything.

They are wasting their talent if agree to be tied by retarded transfer requests.

there isnt a big difference between inter and torino or sassuolo, its not the 90s or early 2000s


playing good for torino or sassuolo will open door for italian NT, same as inter

and inter isnt real/barca/bayern level, the difference is 6 games in CL pfff.

top teams are 6 from epl, 3 from laliga and 1 from italy and france.

 

[PHM1605]

there isnt a big difference between inter and torino or sassuolo, its not the 90s or early 2000s


playing good for torino or sassuolo will open door for italian NT, same as inter

and inter isnt real/barca/bayern level, the difference is 6 games in CL pfff.

top teams are 6 from epl, 3 from laliga and 1 from italy and france.

The worst post I have read for a long time okerface:

 

[brehme1989]

there isnt a big difference between inter and torino or sassuolo, its not the 90s or early 2000s


playing good for torino or sassuolo will open door for italian NT, same as inter

and inter isnt real/barca/bayern level, the difference is 6 games in CL pfff.

top teams are 6 from epl, 3 from laliga and 1 from italy and france.

No clue how old you are, but the 90s are a completely different animal and they're not a uniform era like the 2000s. They are split into pre-Bosman era and post-Bosman era. In the pre-Bosman era, you'd see great players at average and below average clubs because there wasn't much roster space (foreigners limits) for them. Gheorghe Hagi played for Brescia and stayed there after they got relegated! The guy was a Real Madrid and Barcelona player in between and arguably a top 10 player of the late 80s and definitely a top 25 player of the 90s. You think he couldn't have played for Inter, Milan, Juventus or another top team of the time?

The Champions League back in the 90s wasn't something special either. European Cup Winners Cup and even the Uefa Cup was as important. Since the early 2000s, it's Champions League or bust.

Top 6 from England are not "top" teams. You can argue that Liverpool and Manchester City are top teams, the rest are pretenders and really aren't that really better than Inter, Napoli, Sevilla, Valencia, Dortmund etc. But just like anywhere, a team of specific quality may get a result from other similar teams quite often.

I'd say that Chelsea is dysfunctional as fuck, Manchester United is even more dysfunctionalm, Tottenham carries a featherweight jersey (like Manchester City, but with 1/10th of the budget over the last decade) and Arsenal is shit. But yeah, these teams can outspend the best of them and can manage to get some great players that will follow the money rather than the optimal career choice, because the money is just so much more there now.

The same applies with Italy. Being a scrub at Inter pays more than being the star of Torino, Atalanta, Udinese Sampdoria or Sassuolo.

Just to see this, the following players, with their current salary at Inter, would be the highest paid player of those teams:
Ashley Young
Matias Vecino
Aleksandar Kolarov
Danilo D'Ambrosio
Matteo Darmian
Stefano Sensi
Andrea Pinamonti


Andrea Ranocchia would also be the highest paid player for Udinese, Sampdoria or Sassuolo (Atalanta and Torino have Papu Gomez, Andrea Belotti and Salvatore Sirigu earning more than Ranocchia).

Alessandro Bastoni and Roberto Gagliardini are our two lowest paid outfield players. They would still be the highest earners for Sampdoria, Parma, Spezia, Udinese, Verona, Crotone and would be top 3 earners at Bologna.


This is modern football for you.

 

[sdvroot]

Before Dortmund get them.

The both are great!

 

[qb4ever_2k]

No clue how old you are, but the 90s are a completely different animal and they're not a uniform era like the 2000s. They are split into pre-Bosman era and post-Bosman era. In the pre-Bosman era, you'd see great players at average and below average clubs because there wasn't much roster space (foreigners limits) for them. Gheorghe Hagi played for Brescia and stayed there after they got relegated! The guy was a Real Madrid and Barcelona player in between and arguably a top 10 player of the late 80s and definitely a top 25 player of the 90s. You think he couldn't have played for Inter, Milan, Juventus or another top team of the time?

The Champions League back in the 90s wasn't something special either. European Cup Winners Cup and even the Uefa Cup was as important. Since the early 2000s, it's Champions League or bust.

Top 6 from England are not "top" teams. You can argue that Liverpool and Manchester City are top teams, the rest are pretenders and really aren't that really better than Inter, Napoli, Sevilla, Valencia, Dortmund etc. But just like anywhere, a team of specific quality may get a result from other similar teams quite often.

I'd say that Chelsea is dysfunctional as fuck, Manchester United is even more dysfunctionalm, Tottenham carries a featherweight jersey (like Manchester City, but with 1/10th of the budget over the last decade) and Arsenal is shit. But yeah, these teams can outspend the best of them and can manage to get some great players that will follow the money rather than the optimal career choice, because the money is just so much more there now.

The same applies with Italy. Being a scrub at Inter pays more than being the star of Torino, Atalanta, Udinese Sampdoria or Sassuolo.

Just to see this, the following players, with their current salary at Inter, would be the highest paid player of those teams:
Ashley Young
Matias Vecino
Aleksandar Kolarov
Danilo D'Ambrosio
Matteo Darmian
Stefano Sensi
Andrea Pinamonti


Andrea Ranocchia would also be the highest paid player for Udinese, Sampdoria or Sassuolo (Atalanta and Torino have Papu Gomez, Andrea Belotti and Salvatore Sirigu earning more than Ranocchia).

Alessandro Bastoni and Roberto Gagliardini are our two lowest paid outfield players. They would still be the highest earners for Sampdoria, Parma, Spezia, Udinese, Verona, Crotone and would be top 3 earners at Bologna.


This is modern football for you.

I'm usually not a fan of your essays.

But really, you seriously responded to a troll? Fucking ignore him people.

 

[cuba gooding]

No clue how old you are, but the 90s are a completely different animal and they're not a uniform era like the 2000s. They are split into pre-Bosman era and post-Bosman era. In the pre-Bosman era, you'd see great players at average and below average clubs because there wasn't much roster space (foreigners limits) for them. Gheorghe Hagi played for Brescia and stayed there after they got relegated! The guy was a Real Madrid and Barcelona player in between and arguably a top 10 player of the late 80s and definitely a top 25 player of the 90s. You think he couldn't have played for Inter, Milan, Juventus or another top team of the time?

The Champions League back in the 90s wasn't something special either. European Cup Winners Cup and even the Uefa Cup was as important. Since the early 2000s, it's Champions League or bust.

Top 6 from England are not "top" teams. You can argue that Liverpool and Manchester City are top teams, the rest are pretenders and really aren't that really better than Inter, Napoli, Sevilla, Valencia, Dortmund etc. But just like anywhere, a team of specific quality may get a result from other similar teams quite often.

I'd say that Chelsea is dysfunctional as fuck, Manchester United is even more dysfunctionalm, Tottenham carries a featherweight jersey (like Manchester City, but with 1/10th of the budget over the last decade) and Arsenal is shit. But yeah, these teams can outspend the best of them and can manage to get some great players that will follow the money rather than the optimal career choice, because the money is just so much more there now.

The same applies with Italy. Being a scrub at Inter pays more than being the star of Torino, Atalanta, Udinese Sampdoria or Sassuolo.

Just to see this, the following players, with their current salary at Inter, would be the highest paid player of those teams:
Ashley Young
Matias Vecino
Aleksandar Kolarov
Danilo D'Ambrosio
Matteo Darmian
Stefano Sensi
Andrea Pinamonti


Andrea Ranocchia would also be the highest paid player for Udinese, Sampdoria or Sassuolo (Atalanta and Torino have Papu Gomez, Andrea Belotti and Salvatore Sirigu earning more than Ranocchia).

Alessandro Bastoni and Roberto Gagliardini are our two lowest paid outfield players. They would still be the highest earners for Sampdoria, Parma, Spezia, Udinese, Verona, Crotone and would be top 3 earners at Bologna.


This is modern football for you.

Honestly, this is the first time I enjoy your post. Grazie Brehme!

 

[YoramG]

Diego Costa just rescinded his contract with Atletico. If Conte hadn't dumped him with a poorly spelled text message at Chelsea then that would be our vice-Lukaku all wrapped up FFS.

"thanks for the seasono" fucking hell Antonio.

 

[brehme1989]

Please Marotta, sign Diego Costa and show them who's boss.

 

[RickyMaravilla'sRightFoot]

Please god just no Graziano Pelle or Kevin Lasagna.

 

[ElDuccio]

Honestly..why the fuck should we want Costa. He's only a cunt.