The only two realistically that would be able to afford him are Juventus and possibly Napoli.
Juventus have Vlahović and want to bring back Kolo Muani. Albeit the former has been linked with a move away this summer.
Napoli need to move on Osimhen, but will still have Lukaku - although he's...
It's not an easy decision and given his record, and really the lack of available strikers currently out there which aren't being touted for £100m+, they'll want to maximise the fee within the realms of what they deem as realistic.
However, lets be honest we live in an age where more often than...
Isn't it fairly obvious what the question marks are?
Doubts around his ability to translate his form in a fairly significantly inferior league to the PL, he's 27 and therefore has no real room for further development and his price tag is being deemed as inflated.
From what I've heard Sesko has always been Arsenal's primary target since last summer. Things can of course change at the drop of a hat in a transfer window, but I'd be very surprised if he ended up there.
Yeah I mean I'm sure they're probably trying to sell as many players which are surplus to requirements.
But I'm more playing devils advocate in that it doesn't necessarily mean he'll 100% leave before 30th June - like I said they need to make a big money sale so that will be their priority.
To an extent. The drug baron's son was picking their transfers in the first couple of windows which is why they wasted so much money on crap.
I'd rather we went into it with a bit more of a strategic focus as it could've gone terribly for them.
It was that era where bringing in ginormous strikers was the in thing.
John Parkin, Zidic, Márkó Futács, Darius Henderson etc.
Even now I could see why we signed him.
The lack of intel this summer won't be a coincidence.
DK clearly is a stickler for keeping information in-house and for leaks to be kept at a minimum.
Wouldn't be shocked if either of the above don't get much, if any, information passed on anymore.
It might have been the Bury game I was at then. I was sure it was his debut though. Either way, even with all the dross we've had over the past couple of decades there's probably only a handful of players that have genuinely looked that lost on a football pitch and he's one of them.