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You definitely can. Especially with the physio and treatment that will be made available for Haji. But as others have mentioned there's no real timeframe for recovery. I had it a couple of years ago and it lasted a solid 12 months.

Looks like he's playing multiple positions in that clip. RW, LW and I think centrally. Would be an interesting option off the bench when opposition legs are getting tired.

Still entirely irrelevant to the post I was responding to but thanks for the random lists of points.

Are you on drugs?

It still annoys me when people babble on about this. Tony Bloom and Matthew Benham were boyhood fans of the respective clubs they now own. The dynamic couldn't be more different and both have injected a massive amount of capital into their clubs without any real intention of a return, well...

For L1 teams his wage will probably be more than they'd offer realistically. Clubs lower down the English pyramid generally don't like to invest into a GK. That will almost certainly extend to wages.

To be fair makes a lot more sense. Fee aside, that would be incredibly harsh on Dovin who showed a lot of potential.

I assume this also means Collins is set to be moved on, especially as he didn't feature at all in the friendly today.

Sources: Rangers accelerate goalkeeper signing as loan deal edges closer To be fair it could also be that Rangers couldn't offer suitable game time with Butland and Kelly still there. But I would've assumed he was going in as a strong contender for the No.1 spot.

If Brighton aren't sanctioning the loan to Rangers it probably suggests we're in for him on a permanent.

You'd probably need to look outside the city really to build a stadium of that size. The amount of land required for a project that big would be seismic as you'd need to build a complex to make it viable. You'd also have to ensure the road network was at least passable as well. Somewhere like...

What options? Unless they want to pay £100m+ and/or significant wages way above Gyokeres' demands then I'm not sure they do.

PSV have already spent a decent amount on Van Bommel's son and Gasiorowski this summer. Think the former was a club record signing. Not sure if they'd be willing to spend what would effectively be one of the highest fees ever on a 28 year old Hamer. Hopefully I'm wrong though as it heavily...

Shame, you should've stuck around. Might've learned something.

Dependent on further outgoings/incomings I can see Forest potentially struggling a bit this season. Gibbs-White and Elanga are huge losses for them. I suspect Chris Wood will also struggle to replicate the form shown during the first 2/3s of the season last season as well. They've got a decent...

Liverpool will probably look to move him on permanently as a part of their wider funding strategy for their transfer spend this window. I know Palace were rumoured to be interested. If not, I would imagine it would command a healthy loan fee to bring him in. Something I very much doubt DK would...

Personally I think that's nonsense. What competent businessman would invest a seven figure sum into something on the basis that windfall might come in to fund it.

They might even look to retain him this season to play a more prominent role. With Sancho returning to United and Madueke gone, Sterling out of the mix, they're lacking wingers currently.

To be fair if he's filling in for two positions I'd imagine he'd get a good amount of game time. He'd probably be coming off the bench at least once a week and with squad rotation / injuries he'd no doubt start. There could also be a possibility of a loan-to-buy.

I think Sporting know he's gone to be fair. They're just digging their heels in to try to get maximum value. From Arsenal's perspective they need a striker though and there's not really any available under £100m currently. Which is why I can't see them landing Sesko - and it's not just his fee...