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Type "tyler adams" into google news search and he's being linked with Brighton. I guarantee you the people complaining about us signing him, would be the same people saying "why do we never sign these players Brighton sign"

Sounds like he would fit that role perfectly. We know Emery liked a CB at RB at Villarreal, so why not a DM? He would be a lot more suited to that role than Cash would, he's more of a traditional FB who gets forward.

Buckle up, these are the types of players Emery/Monchi will be targeting.

Interesting. Could definitely see him in that role, RB stepping into midfield to breakup counter attacks, and basically just laying the ball off to Kamara or Luiz to start attacks.

I'd imagine Juventus will also be happy with this, as can't imagine they want to play in it.

But that's where they've played up until this point, with McGinn covering in the pivot because of injuries.

Not convinced by what?

with Ramsey and McGinn operating in wider areas, we have Luiz, Kamara, Tielemans and potentially Adams. So, 4 if Donck, Sanson and Nakamba leave and Tim goes on loan again.

But all those are likely in motion, just not close to completion. Adams sounds like it is, so we're hearing about it now.

You know you can work on more than one transfer at a time right?

Can't say I've seen him play that much, so no idea how good he is. But these "underwhelming" type signings will be pretty normal under Emery, so don't be disappointed, he knows what he's doing.

Marco Silva wanted by Al-Hilal. They better stay away from Don Unai.

Indirectly, yes. Chelsea kicked off the spending spree we've seen over the past 20 years, with City, United etc. adding to that. With better players coming in, the stature of the league increased, thereby raising the cost of tv rights each time they are renewed. Also, you can't say that all the PL spending over the last two decades is entirely down to an increase in TV revenue. Chelsea and City certainly didn't spend only TV money to get where they are. Anyway, I don't think it really matters how the PL got so rich, the clubs are still buying who they want because no other Euro league bar a few elite teams can compete. I just think it's funny the Saudi's are doing to the PL what the PL do to everyone else.

There is no way to sell him without taking a hit with FFP, what impact does player swaps have on FFP? Could he (or Traore for that matter) be included in a deal for Arda Guler?

I'm sure there was some who never wrote him off, but you were in the minority. The vast majority (myself included) wanted him sold

Yeah, it's all natural growth. Certainly, has nothing to do with Russian Oligarchs, Arab billionaires or American conglomerates pumping money into clubs

They have withdrew their bid for 2030.

And to think most of us wanted rid of him less than 12 months ago

And how did it get such large TV deals? How did it become the most watched league in the world? Because it outspent every other league in the world for the past 20 years, that's how. When teams like Bournemouth and Fulham can outspend AC Milan, that's fine? But if upstarts Saudi Arabia start throwing money about, then all of a sudden, it's an issue? It's kind of ironic that it's mainly Sky complaining about Saudi spending, when they are the primary reason football is all about money these days.

Good signing, should be good competition for Cuellar. Can see him making his debut in the FA Cup against his old club.

Hopefully this means they can afford Sanson.

UEFA website I think.