Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window (75 Viewers)

long way home

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Its an opinion on why we bought KKH and will not be answered until FL talks or we see line ups of how we set up. Anything posted is just opinion as nobody other than the player, coaches Doug and FL know the plan for both players.

My opinion is i think FL finds a way to play them together. Whichever it is its a really good signing that benefit the squad.
 

long way home

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Bidwell will stick in as long as he can but if Brau settles quickly Bidwell will be 4th of 5th in the pecking order. Bidwell seems a very good pro and will have a decent attitude to work hard. But this window or Jan i can see him being moved on, as i can Binks.
 

RoboCCFC90

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Think that's exactly what he'll do if Milan is still here

Probably get pelters for this but why not shift Bidwell to the left centre half back up?
Bidwell has played there before hasn’t he?

I personally would part with Bidwell this summer if we can get a better option, but might not get a better option that covers both LB and LCB for the same or a similar outlay.
 

Skybluedownunder

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Let’s face it. While Robins was here we only seen Wright as LW, not a striker and we went and spent £4.5m on EMC to have both of them for one position. Let’s not rule out having both MVE and KKH. What a luxury position to be in if that’s what happens


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Cov4Ever

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KKH and MVE, good RB depth. In a 4-3-3 formation that we would most likely use, I think one can play further forward to give Sakamoto a bit of rest time at times.

I do think it's most likely that Milan's off.

In response to Wright and EMC the former is technically a forward (apparently) so we needed another left winger. Lampard sees Wright more as a striker and not as a winger, I'd imagine EMC would play most of the games and Wright would be a back up striker if we bring another in. He probably won't be happy with that though so it's a matter of getting the right formation to fit all the best players into the team at the same time.
 

Sky Blue Goblin

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KKH and MVE, good RB depth. In a 4-3-3 formation that we would most likely use, I think one can play further forward to give Sakamoto a bit of rest time at times.

I do think it's most likely that Milan's off.

In response to Wright and EMC the former is technically a forward (apparently) so we needed another left winger. Lampard sees Wright more as a striker and not as a winger, I'd imagine EMC would play most of the games and Wright would be a back up striker if we bring another in. He probably won't be happy with that though so it's a matter of getting the right formation to fit all the best players into the team at the same time.
Wright being a back up seems mental to me personally, if that is the case, I’d rather sell him to bring in a winger and a striker.

Heard anything on Dolan
 

CovRes

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Let’s face it. While Robins was here we only seen Wright as LW, not a striker and we went and spent £4.5m on EMC to have both of them for one position. Let’s not rule out having both MVE and KKH. What a luxury position to be in if that’s what happens


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We did see Robins play him as a striker when he first arrived and he was a lightweight. Wouldn't use his strength and at times looked afraid of the opposition's centre backs. That's why he got shifted out wide.

There was still evidence of those traits last season, although he had improved playing there.
 

SkyBlue_Bear83

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Whilst I don’t disagree with the sentiment - part of our selling point to players like MVE is that we’ll develop him and put him in the shop window for bigger clubs or get promoted with him.

if we start pricing them out of moves other players will think twice before signing.

in terms of full backs - you’ve also go to look at who we’ve brought in as a replacement. By all accounts KKH is very much a great ready made replacement. Why would teams spend 15m when you can get similar for 3.5
How many Premier League clubs were in for KKH? he's not a ready made replacement, he might have the potential and attributes to grow into that but he may also be another Simms and still not living up to the potential 2 years down the line.
 

Balli001

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How many Premier League clubs were in for KKH? he's not a ready made replacement, he might have the potential and attributes to grow into that but he may also be another Simms and still not living up to the potential 2 years down the line.
He played nearly every game in the championship last year and swept the player of the year awards. He is his replacement
 

Jamieb87ccfc

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Im pleased with the signing of Brau but have slight niggling concerns already. It’s a step up level wise following a strong break through season for him in Spain and a move to a new country. I know the season ran into June but personally would have thought he’d have been there from the start of Pre-Season. I know he is entitled to a break but feel he will already be behind everyone else.
 

David O'Day

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Full backs don’t go for big money generally speaking. KKH is supposed to be similar standard and he’s cost half of that and is 3 years younger. The plan will be to sell him.
we're not selling him on the cheap
 

Balli001

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Yea it's Preston.

Not arguing he's not been bought as a replacement.

Just telling you based on their careers to this point he's not as good as the person he's replacing.

Hope we get 15 mill + now for MVE to reinvest in the rest of the squad 👍
There is no chance we are getting 15 million plus. You also can't claim he isn't better than Milan yet tho if you insist on comparing KKH has played for villas first team
 

HuckerbyDublinWhelan

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How many Premier League clubs were in for KKH? he's not a ready made replacement, he might have the potential and attributes to grow into that but he may also be another Simms and still not living up to the potential 2 years down the line.
2bf we haven’t seen who’s in for MVE.

Hes not quite as good as MVE all round but he’s a ready made championship replacement. Defensively he was actually better.

I’m just saying we can’t really price MVE out of a move at this point because it’s our selling point to these players. It also goes along with the development model.

MVE going for at least 10m represents a good business move for us whilst showing players we won’t hold them to ransom. Look at Gyokeres with us and sporting for instance
 

Balli001

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Im pleased with the signing of Brau but have slight niggling concerns already. It’s a step up level wise following a strong break through season for him in Spain and a move to a new country. I know the season ran into June but personally would have thought he’d have been there from the start of Pre-Season. I know he is entitled to a break but feel he will already be behind everyone else.
Why shouldn't he have as longer break as the rest?
 

Cov4Ever

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Wright being a back up seems mental to me personally, if that is the case, I’d rather sell him to bring in a winger and a striker.

Heard anything on Dolan
Absolutely nothing unfortunately. Haven't for a few days now.

Get topic back on track though, anything on the Belgian striker? There's stuff going round online saying we have agreed a £5.5 million transfer for him.
 

SleepyGinger

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2022/23 season Burnley won the championship with 101 points they sold their RB Vitinho for £8m. He was 22 and played 35 league games that year.

Nobody is paying £15m for a 24 year old full back with no premier league experience.
 
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Sky Blue Goblin

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Absolutely nothing unfortunately. Haven't for a few days now.

Get topic back on track though, anything on the Belgian striker? There's stuff going round online saying we have agreed a £5.5 million transfer for him.
Haven’t seen that, journo said I think yesterday talks were ongoing and decision was going to be made quick so maybe it’s true
 

Sky Blue Goblin

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2022/23 season Burnley won the championship with 101 points they sold their RB Vitinho for £8m. He was 23 and played 35 league games that year.

Nobody is paying £15m for a 24 year old full back with no premier league experience.
Would be a lot wouldn’t it. Would have thought 10-12 with add ons would be the goal. Might lower it next year when he’s out of contract the following summer
 

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