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Luka Modric
That'll be the day!
If we pull this off, who will Kroupi immediately replace in the team?
If we pay 80M-ish, he comes in as our #9. We aren't paying that for a winger/utility role.
The more interesting question is who stays between Richi & Solanke. Solanke is the more RDZ player but he's also someone that drops for the ball (role Kroupi will do), he does have the best hold up play of the three, but against a deep side where we end up putting lots of balls into box, richi might be a better option. You also have the perspective that Solanke would get better fee on market.
If we pay 80M-ish, he comes in as our #9. We aren't paying that for a winger/utility role.
The more interesting question is who stays between Richi & Solanke. Solanke is the more RDZ player but he's also someone that drops for the ball (role Kroupi will do), he does have the best hold up play of the three, but against a deep side where we end up putting lots of balls into box, richi might be a better option. You also have the perspective that Solanke would get better fee on market.
If we pay 80M-ish, he comes in as our #9. We aren't paying that for a winger/utility role.
The more interesting question is who stays between Richi & Solanke. Solanke is the more RDZ player but he's also someone that drops for the ball (role Kroupi will do), he does have the best hold up play of the three, but against a deep side where we end up putting lots of balls into box, richi might be a better option. You also have the perspective that Solanke would get better fee on market.
Very interesting points, especially regarding Richarlison's strengths when he can act purely on instinct in the box and not get involved with build-up play (which exposes all his limitations with touch and passing)
So many forwards now are now able play both out wide and centrally such as Cunha and Mbuemo at ManU, Marmoush at City, Ekitike etc and can switch positions during a game giving the team more tactical flexibility. I would suggest given our lack of true wide options, playing front two strikers where they can stay inside together or one goes out wide would give the opposing team all kids of fits.If we pay 80M-ish, he comes in as our #9. We aren't paying that for a winger/utility role.
So many forwards now are now able play both out wide and centrally such as Cunha and Mbuemo at ManU, Marmoush at City, Ekitike etc and can switch positions during a game giving the team more tactical flexibility. I would suggest given our lack of true wide options, playing front two strikers where they can stay inside together or one goes out wide would give the opposing team all kids of fits.
No reason Kroupi Jr. couldn't do this for us. Tel too.
How? Still not heard anything from a reliable source.Seems to be picking up some momentum.
How? Still not heard anything from a reliable source.
Richy is now in his last year. If we don't sell him this summer or order him an extension (GHod no) then we lose him for no fee.If we pay 80M-ish, he comes in as our #9. We aren't paying that for a winger/utility role.
The more interesting question is who stays between Richi & Solanke. Solanke is the more RDZ player but he's also someone that drops for the ball (role Kroupi will do), he does have the best hold up play of the three, but against a deep side where we end up putting lots of balls into box, richi might be a better option. You also have the perspective that Solanke would get better fee on market.
Richy is now in his last year. If we don't sell him this summer or order him an extension (GHod no) then we lose him for no fee.
The only sensible approach to take is to sell him this summer for whatever we can get.
Richy is now in his last year. If we don't sell him this summer or order him an extension (GHod no) then we lose him for no fee.
The only sensible approach to take is to sell him this summer for whatever we can get.
To use the rest of the budget to buy an amalgamation machine to blend their talents into one bionic playerdon't disagree, just made the point that both Kroupi and Solanke are strikers that work by dropping for the ball.
Richi is different, more chaos, battering ram, better in box.
What we do will say what RDZ plans
I'm not even talking book profit, I'm saying getting literal cash flow for the player. We can get that for Solanke next summer, we have to sell Richy right now if we want the same for him.We’re not going to profit on Solanke either.
Lankshear for the traditional #9 role?don't disagree, just made the point that both Kroupi and Solanke are strikers that work by dropping for the ball.
Richi is different, more chaos, battering ram, better in box.
What we do will say what RDZ plans
They got one last weekIt's very possible that any Kroupi sale will be held up by Bournemouth wanting to get the replacement player in the door first.
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