Callum Wilson Where to next (1 Viewer)
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I reckon Villa might not be a bad shout, or WBA.
Marty
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I could see him at spurs actually, would fit in well with their system, I also think Harry Kane needs to move on this transfer window, his career is going nowhere fast playing under Mourinho.
David O'Day
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Wilson to Rangers? How would a club with no money pay over 10 million for a player?
samccov1987
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I will be interested if Bournemouth sell him, despite going down they spent big to get out the championship when they were there. Likewise from all accounts he likes the club and it’s a beautiful place to live.
Could he go Villa,Leeds, West Ham probably but I’m not sure he’ll go.
Could he go Villa,Leeds, West Ham probably but I’m not sure he’ll go.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Would have thought they will want to shift his wages, unless there is a hefty decrease in his contract, due to relegation. Would have thought one of the promoted clubs might be interested. Perhaps West Ham, still?
skyblue025
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His injury record isn't as bad as you think. He's played 93 premier league games in the last 3 seasons.
Paxman II
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Never proven himself consistently at the highest level tbh. A good player, possible will ganer interest from the likes of promoted teams or an Aston Villa. He has missed vital games through injury. I think there are a lot of players around who will be available. Really not sure about him tbh.
BackRoomRummermill
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Everton might be interested , I reckon of all the clubs Ancellotti will need to spend the most .
cc84cov
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But will they want to spend on a player with an injury history like his ?
Sky Blue Harry H
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Or the spoon. We did end up with a couple of cups though?
ccfc92
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If so, I hope Bournemouth proper pull their pants down like Leicester did with Maguire.
David O'Day
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Why would United sign Wilson? Why?
SeaSeeEffCee
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He’ll go to one of Villa, Palace, West Ham or West Brom for somewhere between £16-£20m.
Hadji's_Goatee
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Spurs to outbid Newcastle apparently. Hopefully Bournemouth don’t cave in too easily and The price gets closer to £20m
ccfc92
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Is it a % sell on or a % of the profit?
If anyone does know, is it 10%, 15% etc? TIA
mark82
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Is it a % sell on or a % of the profit?
If anyone does know, is it 10%, 15% etc? TIA
Profit. Believe it's 15% but not sure.
BackRoomRummermill
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I agree it’s a good sensible point , they have a wealth of options apart from Wilson
BackRoomRummermill
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I think Everton for 20M
Could reach for the moon but there’s a pissing cow in the way jumping over it.
higgs
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Strength in depth champions league campaign next season greenwood and rashford and martial can't play every game and with their style of fast attacking play he could slot in one of their front 3 positions. They could afford his wages and would be a fairly small fee for them plus he's an England international
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Sky Blue Harry H
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Newcastle's delayed takeover is a pain - they want(ed) him apparently. Just hope someone shells out and that there is more than one club to push up the price.
long way home
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I cant see him being short of offers if he was made available and i dont think he is on a wage that cant be matched by many other clubs in the league. He is a prem level player that has shown that when fit creates and scores at that level, so the likes of Everton, West Ham, Newcastle, Southampton could be a very likely destination. However if i had a few quid on it i think Leicester or Wolves will be in play.
David O'Day
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Why would they sign someone like Wilson when he isn't good enough for them and with Champions League footabll they can get fat better?
He's at best a mid PL player as things stand
higgs
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Why is playing champions league football making them fat?
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kapowaz
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Nathan Ake could leave Bournemouth for cut-price fee as defender has no relegation clause in contract
Chelsea have a £40m buy back option but it is unlikely that Bournemouth will get near that as they cannot afford to keep the high earner
www.telegraph.co.uk
Yikes. They’re going to have to have a fire sale.
lifeskyblue
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Nathan Ake could leave Bournemouth for cut-price fee as defender has no relegation clause in contract
Chelsea have a £40m buy back option but it is unlikely that Bournemouth will get near that as they cannot afford to keep the high earner
Yikes. They’re going to have to have a fire sale.
Yes. Might be one of those clubs that implode once the Premier League riches dry up. Despite parachute payments may end up like Sunderland and fall straight through championship...or like hull, stoke or Huddersfield struggle for a while.
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Frostie
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Nathan Ake could leave Bournemouth for cut-price fee as defender has no relegation clause in contract
Chelsea have a £40m buy back option but it is unlikely that Bournemouth will get near that as they cannot afford to keep the high earner
Yikes. They’re going to have to have a fire sale.
"it emerged the central defender does not have a relegation clause in his contract."
Wow... That is some oversight if true.
If common knowledge to other clubs they're going to get low balled on him. He's an excellent defender.
Liquid Gold
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He always scores against West Ham and they always chuck money at strikers. I think that makes the most sense. They also need more than Antonio and he offers them something they don’t have.
