This transfer is up there with the Leandro Damiao saga, for how many times fees have been agreed.
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Giovani Lo Celso
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This transfer is up there with the Leandro Damiao saga, for how many times fees have been agreed.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
Could be
Or Rohypnol
NoLimits01
Goran Bunjevcevic
Or adopted
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
Have we?! Or is that from an outlet a bit behind in the cycle? If it is expect an exclusive "Betis have broken off talks with Spurs because they are fed up with how they approach the deal" article in about an hour...
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
Makes me laugh, the idea that they suddenly realise there is no bidding war, and they dont get to just name a price and have it met, and that they might just need to actually negotiate with us...
Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
My worry in this whole Lo Celso chase is that we seem to be assuming that Betis need money. Yes having sold a fair few players I'm not sure that is the case. Additionally the player is on a long contract and hasn't kicked up a fuss. Unfortunately I think Betis hold more cards than we do in this situation.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
Lo Celso: Tottenham make last offer, Betis hope for last push, still need the money
By Sean Lunt -
6th August 2019
Giovani Lo Celso to Tottenham has been one of the running sagas of this transfer window, and it’s a story that will go right to deadline day.
The Argentine has been linked with a move to White Hart Lane all summer, but Daniel Levy has refused to pay Betis’ asking price, and that remains the case according to Diario de Sevilla.
The newspaper reports that despite reports that the Spanish club have ended negotiations that is not the case and they are still hoping for a last push from Spurs.
As has been the case all summer, Betis need the money to do their own business, particularly completing a move for striker Borja Iglesias.
The money from the sale of Lo Celso would help them in that regard, as well as finding a new left-sided player following the departure of Junior.
Daniel Levy has made it clear that their latest bid, €52m plus €8m in addons, will be their last, though. In fact, Levy is busy conducting other work, and that includes an alternative to Lo Celso in Bruno Fernandes.
That’s not good enough for Betis as they will lose 23% of that to PSG and Rosario Central, Lo Celso’s former clubs, as well as various payments that will go to the player and his agent.
They’re hoping for a ‘last-ditch’ bid from Tottenham to ‘satisfy’ Mauricio Pochettino, and Diario believe that Lo Celso’s future should be clear in the next few hours. Whether that future is at Tottenham or somewhere else, remains to be seen.
I dont know that they are desperate for the money, but Ive seen that the need money to go for Iglesias a few times, and it certainly appears to me they are trying to use Lo Celso as we did Bale. Sell a big asset and rebuild half the team....
I completely understand where they are coming from, but I also think they are just trying to push the price too far, and theres a danger it all falls through.
By Sean Lunt -
6th August 2019
Giovani Lo Celso to Tottenham has been one of the running sagas of this transfer window, and it’s a story that will go right to deadline day.
The Argentine has been linked with a move to White Hart Lane all summer, but Daniel Levy has refused to pay Betis’ asking price, and that remains the case according to Diario de Sevilla.
The newspaper reports that despite reports that the Spanish club have ended negotiations that is not the case and they are still hoping for a last push from Spurs.
As has been the case all summer, Betis need the money to do their own business, particularly completing a move for striker Borja Iglesias.
The money from the sale of Lo Celso would help them in that regard, as well as finding a new left-sided player following the departure of Junior.
Daniel Levy has made it clear that their latest bid, €52m plus €8m in addons, will be their last, though. In fact, Levy is busy conducting other work, and that includes an alternative to Lo Celso in Bruno Fernandes.
That’s not good enough for Betis as they will lose 23% of that to PSG and Rosario Central, Lo Celso’s former clubs, as well as various payments that will go to the player and his agent.
They’re hoping for a ‘last-ditch’ bid from Tottenham to ‘satisfy’ Mauricio Pochettino, and Diario believe that Lo Celso’s future should be clear in the next few hours. Whether that future is at Tottenham or somewhere else, remains to be seen.
I dont know that they are desperate for the money, but Ive seen that the need money to go for Iglesias a few times, and it certainly appears to me they are trying to use Lo Celso as we did Bale. Sell a big asset and rebuild half the team....
I completely understand where they are coming from, but I also think they are just trying to push the price too far, and theres a danger it all falls through.
Totally agree. Don't blame them for holding out. Also don't blame Levy for holding out either - they've been asking for a hell of a lot of money. I'm pretty sure one will blink on deadline day, and not before then. Fingers crossed it's Betis and we manage to get a good price after all this waiting/negotiation.
I just can't see it falling through, unless we buy Fernandes instead and keep Eriksen. And I have no idea to what extent we genuinely want Fernandes, as opposed to him just being a negotiation tactic.
Only two more days to find out!
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
Im really looking forward to Thursday coming and going so we can actually sit and look at what everyone has.
Personally I think Lo Celso is a target regardless, and that chances are a deal isnt far off. As you say, one side gives a little compromise and it can happen.
Fernandes, for me, is all about Eriksen going. I only see him signing if Eriksen is sold (or expected to be sold). Otherwise I doubt we can afford it.
Ade's folks are ok really
Ramon Vega
Here's Thursday in a nutshell to save you bothering to wake up...
MIDDAY: Levy accepts United's offer for Eriksen. Against the wishes of most fans, he foolishly sells our most creative player to a rival in a move that has horrible echoes of Berbatov.
2pm: Eriksen seen holding red shirt, claiming it was his dream to play for a club like Man Utd.
4pm: Supposed ITK's call for angry fans to remain calm as there's "something big happening imminently".
4.30pm: Betis continue to play hard ball. Lo Celso deal falls through. More unrest amongst fans.
4.45pm: No time left to turn full attention to Bruno, who instead moves to Madrid.
5pm: The only sound louder than the Transfer Window slamming shut, is that of the door at WHL as Poch walks out, amid turmoil that Levy didn't get him the players he was promised.
MIDDAY: Levy accepts United's offer for Eriksen. Against the wishes of most fans, he foolishly sells our most creative player to a rival in a move that has horrible echoes of Berbatov.
2pm: Eriksen seen holding red shirt, claiming it was his dream to play for a club like Man Utd.
4pm: Supposed ITK's call for angry fans to remain calm as there's "something big happening imminently".
4.30pm: Betis continue to play hard ball. Lo Celso deal falls through. More unrest amongst fans.
4.45pm: No time left to turn full attention to Bruno, who instead moves to Madrid.
5pm: The only sound louder than the Transfer Window slamming shut, is that of the door at WHL as Poch walks out, amid turmoil that Levy didn't get him the players he was promised.
You need to wear your glasses to see clearer when having a bad dream!!!!!!!
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
If the scars from 2008 (Berbatov-Arshavin) and 2012 (Modric-Moutinho) weren't so deep, that would almost be funny
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
You should never eat cheese before going to bed.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Someone should remind Betis that Levy walled away from the Grealish deal 12 months ago.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
they won't know who that is
milo
Jack L. Jones
We could sell them Danny Rose to help with player research
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
I know your as anti English as a person can be. But I can tell you every professional football club in Europe is aware of 30m pound players whatever league they are in.
Southstand323
Rory Allen
Still worried with the state of the squad with 2 days left in the window
Concern 1 - seemingly not re signing Llorente or a similar type of forward. The lack of ability to mix it up and go longer in Kanes absence will hurt us IMO. was a useful weapon in the CL run
Concern 2 - RB - it's the most obvious weak spot in the squad. Again.
Concern 3 - we're seemingly really trying to offload Eriksen before Thursday so we can get some money for him. It wouldn't surprise me if he goes and one of Lo Celso or Countinho or Fernandes comes in as his replacement. I don't necessarily think its a bad thing, but we have a lot to do in 48 hours and the risk of bids coming in after thursday from abroad.
I hate being negative but it does feel like our stock has never been higher and one or two quality signings would give us so much more heading in to this season. It's a tough market but there are players out there we could get who would really give us quality in depth.
Concern 1 - seemingly not re signing Llorente or a similar type of forward. The lack of ability to mix it up and go longer in Kanes absence will hurt us IMO. was a useful weapon in the CL run
Concern 2 - RB - it's the most obvious weak spot in the squad. Again.
Concern 3 - we're seemingly really trying to offload Eriksen before Thursday so we can get some money for him. It wouldn't surprise me if he goes and one of Lo Celso or Countinho or Fernandes comes in as his replacement. I don't necessarily think its a bad thing, but we have a lot to do in 48 hours and the risk of bids coming in after thursday from abroad.
I hate being negative but it does feel like our stock has never been higher and one or two quality signings would give us so much more heading in to this season. It's a tough market but there are players out there we could get who would really give us quality in depth.
NaijaSpurs
Jimmy McCormick
And Villa thought thank goodness for that