Would think so. Haven't even seen a sniff of a rumour, so not sure how reliable the info is, but he seemed pretty confident and has no reason to lie about it.Winston Biscuit wrote:Seems the perfect Aguero replacement, but surely the money involved would just be too silly?!Pepe the Horseman wrote:Been told that there's a very good chance Harry Kane is off to Citeh. 12/1 with WillHill, get it while you can x
As FFP doesn't apply to Citeh the fee shouldn't be a problemgenome wrote:Doubt Harry will go anywhere this summer, in this current climate. He'd cost £150m at least.
Is he an Arteta type of player? Obvs he's a really good player and Arsenal/Spurs is the kind of level he'd fit in well at rather than a top 4 club but I wonder if his off-field reputation is putting some clubs off. He's old enough now not to be doing stupid stuff like going to lockdown parties and crashing his car on the way home.Old Man Andrews wrote:Wondering where Grealsih will end up, had him down at Leicester if they sold Maddison. Think Arsenal could do a lot worse than go for Grealish as an Ozil replacement.
He certainly does have an immature streak off the pitch I think he has matured on it though, always puts in a shift and the ability he has is clear for all to see, Villa would have been relegated quite comfortably without him. I am not sure if Arteta has any faith in Pepe and he certainly doesn't in Ozil so there is a gap there for Grealish, the fact he knows he isn't the local boy done good might improve his off field behaviour. There must be a certain level of "I can do what I like" at Villa, he is Villa essentially. Being a slightly smaller fish in a pond full of stars might calm him down and give him a more professional way of thinking.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Is he an Arteta type of player? Obvs he's a really good player and Arsenal/Spurs is the kind of level he'd fit in well at rather than a top 4 club but I wonder if his off-field reputation is putting some clubs off. He's old enough now not to be doing stupid stuff like going to lockdown parties and crashing his car on the way home.Old Man Andrews wrote:Wondering where Grealsih will end up, had him down at Leicester if they sold Maddison. Think Arsenal could do a lot worse than go for Grealish as an Ozil replacement.
£41m bid accepted by all accounts.Old Man Andrews wrote:Nathan Ake to join Man City for £35m.
Not sure he is any improvement on John Stones tbh but it will probably mean they can get Otimendi off the books and get in a homegrown player.Hendo wrote:£41m bid accepted by all accounts.Old Man Andrews wrote:Nathan Ake to join Man City for £35m.
Do think a left footed CB is always handy, helps play at a higher tempo and progression on the ball, rather than constantly having to check back onto the stronger right footOld Man Andrews wrote:Not sure he is any improvement on John Stones tbh but it will probably mean they can get Otimendi off the books and get in a homegrown player.Hendo wrote:£41m bid accepted by all accounts.Old Man Andrews wrote:Nathan Ake to join Man City for £35m.
He starts on the bench at any of the top four clubs...would have to force his way into the first teamOld Man Andrews wrote:Wondering where Grealsih will end up, had him down at Leicester if they sold Maddison. Think Arsenal could do a lot worse than go for Grealish as an Ozil replacement.
Staying up means his price tag has just gone up a fair whackSilver Fox wrote:Considering he's Mr Villa* why would Grealish want to leave now that they've somehow managed to stay up?
*© Jonathan "Mr Hyperbole" Pearce
United really need someone to come in if Bruno/Pogba aren't available...creative quality literally falls off a cliff after those two6ft Kerplunk wrote:Can't see why any of the top 4 would be buying him anyway. He's a bit Ross Barclay* but with more points on his driving licence. If I were Dortmund I'd be pissing myself laughing if Man United were thinking of buying him instead of Sancho and adding another few £M to the price.
* yeah I know he's at one of the top four but he's not a guaranteed starter and hasn't quite lived up to his early promise yet.
BR0B0T wrote:United really need someone to come in if Bruno/Pogba aren't available...creative quality literally falls off a cliff after those two

Think that's the only reason he has lasted so long...big social media etc presence...he has been good at marketing the clubWinston Biscuit wrote:BR0B0T wrote:United really need someone to come in if Bruno/Pogba aren't available...creative quality literally falls off a cliff after those two

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