Seems a ridiculously low amount.
We have been following Darwin Nunez since his early days at Almeria. It’s not hard to imagine Olise being a Liverpool player a couple of years down the line. Still, will put him in the Sarr / Traore pile for now.
Clinical really is gonna fill his boots if we pay £100 million for someone with a £50 million buy out fee.
Don't know what is wrong with you recently?How much do you expect for him? 15m is a great price plus a sell on or buy back clause I would have thought.
Craig is reeling them in!!
Have no problem with that, it's just the overinflated transfer fees for young players that have proven very little that worries me. Núñez's fee is reasonable when you compare his track record to the likes of Olise, and how much they are supposed to cost.As he should.
To be fair, rumours for Olise are tenuous at best. When Nkunku’s got a €60 million release clause, it’s hard to imagine Olise going for £60 million.
Maguire went for £80m. English tax.
Was doing well until you pissed in his swim.
Olise is French, no? Or have you joined Craig on the river bank?
A very nice chap, David Lynch, and of course someone who worked for the club for a decent stint.
Has a French parent and represents them at U21 level, but born and raised in London.
I think that might be the last we see of Koumetio, seems decent but makes to many mistakes
He's English too.
A very nice chap, David Lynch, and of course someone who worked for the club for a decent stint. Kelleher may feel like he’s running to stand still at this stage. There’s a desire to play football. Ideally in the Zooropa league or better.
The mirror (i know, I know,) saying that we had a deal in place with Viera but pulled out once Arsenal enquired.
Except we are going 4231 then we do need another forward.
And really really shit.
Jovic leaving Madrid, should we be on that train?
We had a first option on him, not a deal ...
Not going to lie. It won't be nice seeing Michael Edwards at Man Utd or Chelsea.
I wonder how much was Edwards and how much was the infrastructure. We seem to be ticking along as normal.
That was debunked, and the report I read said we’d had a deal in place.
Yes, he makes too many mistakes for a 19-year-old central defender ...
Put him up against any other defender we have at that level, makes a far more mistakes
Nope, we need Jones and Elliott playing further forward ...
Jones is an 8. Elliott was always more of advanced MFer
And now they look set to make a comfortable profit on a player who never kicked a ball for the club. The ECHO understands that both Middlesbrough and Celtic are interested in signing the defender this summer, and while neither have placed bids as yet, both have made contact with Liverpool.Such interest should not be a surprise, considering Celtic had been poised to sign Davies from Preston before the Reds swooped in back in 2021, while Sheffield United’s interest dated back to Chris Wilder’s time at the club, with the Boro boss particularly keen to bring the 26-year-old to the Riverside Stadium.Meanwhile, it’s understood Liverpool would be looking for an overall package worth around £4m for Davies, with club insiders pointing to the deals Rangers did with Brighton & Hove Albion and Bologna when signing Connor Goldson and Filip Helander in 2018 and 2019 as a framework for such a fee. However, they are aware, such a package would have to be incentivised to reach such a potential figure rather than it being guaranteed.As a result, club bosses can consider the signing of Davies, however unorthodox, a success. In truth, the defender himself is the only fall-guy having been left in limbo and unable to achieve what he set out to on Merseyside, yet the experience has still enabled him to train under Klopp while playing alongside the likes of Van Dijk and test himself against the likes of Mohamed Salah in training.Reds fans might have never witnessed any of this on the pitch but it still gave the defender a platform to improve on, even if he ultimately fell short in making himself a Premier League player rather than a Championship one.With the likes of Phillips and Rhys Williams likely to follow Billy Koumetio out of the door, either temporarily or on loan, Davies could actually climb the Liverpool pecking order during pre-season with there being a vacancy for a fifth-choice centre-back as a result. Yet it is ultimately one he is unlikely to be interested in.While a loan exit hasn’t been ruled out at this time, following his temporary switch to Sheffield United, a permanent departure is much more likely with the 26-year-old wanting to sort his future out once and for all.
Olise is a good shout. I forgot that Klopp said that. I wonder how much Palace would want for him?
Well, the report you've read is not true ...
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We should have signed him a year ago when Palace did for £8m (his release clause at Reading). £8m was a steal. I know a couple of mates who are season ticket holders at Reading who raved about him, and said £8m was daylight robbery. We could have loaned him out to a PL club coming off the back of a season where he was the championship young player of the season. He’s a class player who will only get better.
