Viktor Moving on (10 Viewers)
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JimmyHillsbeard
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Then why don’t Swansea?
PUSB-We_are_going_up
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Didn’t feature enough either that or he was too old for Swansea to be considered as a part of his development as a youngster
edit: Fair Distribution of Benefits: By ensuring that clubs are compensated for their role in a player's development, the system promotes a more equitable distribution of benefits within the football industry, rather than solely benefiting the club that signs the player.
- Swansea certainly didnt play a role in his development
shmmeee
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Anyone who can be arsed can enter all his details here and it gives you the payments due:
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Specs WT-R75
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That's the difference between the FIFA system and the EPPP in the prem. Fifa understand that any team that played a part in a players early development is entitled to some of the benefit of their success. You could very much argue that players that cut their teeth in the lower leagues in England should benefit the club on loan if they go on to be a success.
I entered the approximated details into an automated calculator on transfermarkt - seems to suggest Swansea and us are not entitled to anything if we (and Swansea) were then it would be in the region of €60k Euros as he was 23 when we signed him permanent...
PUSB-We_are_going_up
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Just missed out on getting a small fee for Hamer, but what about O’hare and McCallum do we get anything for them if say they move?
Specs WT-R75
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There are two different things at play here. Google EPPP (Elite Player Performance Plan) and FIFA Solidarity Payments. The FIFA scheme only operates for international transfers (eg Coventry > Sporting), but does not apply to domestic transfers (Coventry > Sheffield United). for domestic transfers the EPPP system applies, and we don't get anything for Hamer because he left us when he was over the applicable age, and similarly McCallum is now also over 24. However for an international transfer we would get some money for Sam McCallum, but nothing for Gus. Looks like we signed him the year he turned 23 as well... same as Vik.
We would get a some money if James Maddison moved abroad for a nice fee... Eg 25m euros:
| Club | Solidary contribution |
|---|---|
| Leicester City | €250k |
| Norwich City | €125k |
| Aberdeen FC | €125k |
| Coventry City | €750k |
All the shit you see online about how Norwich made him the player he was... he played one full season for them!
Calista
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[From London Evening Standard]
Gyokeres now set to stay at Sporting
There has been yet another twist in the meandering saga of Viktor Gyokeres’ future. Just when Arsenal seemed to be closing in on a deal for the prolific Sporting CP striker, a new spanner has been thrown in the works.
In a new interview, the player’s uncle has said he is now planning to stay in Lisbon following a family meeting.
Asked whether Viktor would be happy to stay at Sporting, his Uncle said: “Yes, we think so.
“Yesterday at dinner we decided that he has to stay.”
Gyokeres himself has given far less away in his own interviews. Asked for an update on his future this week, he simply said: “Hopefully you can expect I keep improving and score goals."
Manchester United are also interested in the player and may look to intercept Arsenal’s move for his signature.
Gyokeres now set to stay at Sporting
There has been yet another twist in the meandering saga of Viktor Gyokeres’ future. Just when Arsenal seemed to be closing in on a deal for the prolific Sporting CP striker, a new spanner has been thrown in the works.
In a new interview, the player’s uncle has said he is now planning to stay in Lisbon following a family meeting.
Asked whether Viktor would be happy to stay at Sporting, his Uncle said: “Yes, we think so.
“Yesterday at dinner we decided that he has to stay.”
Gyokeres himself has given far less away in his own interviews. Asked for an update on his future this week, he simply said: “Hopefully you can expect I keep improving and score goals."
Manchester United are also interested in the player and may look to intercept Arsenal’s move for his signature.
Sky Blue Goblin
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AFCCOVENTRY
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Viktor Gyökeres has told Sporting team-mates he is unsure where he will be playing next year, with the 26-year-old linked with Arsenal and Manchester United.(Source: Canal 11)
chiefdave
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Given everything we hear about him is how driven he is I doubt he's deciding his playing future at a dinner with his uncle
At this point of his career what is the advantage in staying? Only reason I can see him staying is if he doesn't get the offer he wants from elsewhere
Samueljames1991
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He'll definitely move on this summer he's been a consistent 20 goal season player for 4 seasons now. He's scored a hat trick against Man City in the champions league and is athletically incredibly gifted.
Him going sporting for these two years was a blinder by his agent though.
Got an easy league to stat pad and get champions league football. He'll now will get a move to a big club rather than premier league bottom half clubs.
mmttww
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Anyone know what they ate? Must've been good.
Meatballs!
mmttww
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Maybe a bluff,who knows, least those sporting fans taking the Micky might end up with egg on face.
Skyblueweeman
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As nice as it would be, we can't really plan our transfer strategy on whether Vik moves or not.
I'd be hopeful that the plan is based on Vik not moving so that if he does, it's a bonus and not central to our strategy.
I'd be hopeful that the plan is based on Vik not moving so that if he does, it's a bonus and not central to our strategy.
oscillatewildly
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If so it won't involve a move to Man U then.
Liquid Gold
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That stinks of agent dropping something into the media to get an improved offer.
Balli001
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In which case Fabrizio will be all over this story soon saying the fee is huge
KenilworthSkyBlue
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There's no real benefit for Gyokeres to actually stay at Sporting.
Wage wise alone he will be able to earn probably 4x his current salary at least moving to a PL team.
Sporting don't pay big wages and really their ceiling in terms of competing in the CL has probably already been hit.
Wage wise alone he will be able to earn probably 4x his current salary at least moving to a PL team.
Sporting don't pay big wages and really their ceiling in terms of competing in the CL has probably already been hit.
biggymania
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I don't think staying at Sporting is out of the question - I am not sure Arsenal have ever been seriously into him as an option. This has been talked about for a good year or more now and nothing has materialised - makes me think it is mainly agents talking this up to attract bids.
United & Amorim would absolutely take him , but no Champions League and the realistic prospect of a relegation battle in the Premiership next year. Also not sure Utd have £60M to spare solely on a striker, honestly.
So, if no top tier team with Champions League is actually going to bid, I think he'll stay at Sporting - go for 3 titles in a row and another season in the Champion's League.
United & Amorim would absolutely take him , but no Champions League and the realistic prospect of a relegation battle in the Premiership next year. Also not sure Utd have £60M to spare solely on a striker, honestly.
So, if no top tier team with Champions League is actually going to bid, I think he'll stay at Sporting - go for 3 titles in a row and another season in the Champion's League.
Calista
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That occurred to me too. I only posted what was written.
Shannerz
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If he has a release clause, then that's irrelevant, isn't it? Every bid that meets that cost has to be accepted.
Why would anyone offer more?
They may do it to drive up personal demands, but not transfer fee.
KenilworthSkyBlue
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It will be to do with personal demands. I'd say for most transfers now certainly on the bigger scale of things they're usually the first to get sorted before speaking to the club.
I’m led to believe this is exactly what the plan is
SkyBlueCharlie9
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I wonder if Villa, Chelsea or Newcastle get in Champions League they will go for him? Would be surprised if Arsenal aren't tempted too. That said a lot of top European clubs will be looking at him.
AOM
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Personally would prefer to see him playing for a team in the other European leagues rather than someone like Arsenal or one of the Manchester clubs.
From a Coventry City perspective though, obviously we just want him to go who will pay the most