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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Oh goodie. Would much rather sell Paqueta to them, but if they offered over 100M.....
I can't see Kudus going there when he's not even in the prime of his career, but think we'd need minimum 70M to even consider a deal really.I thought Saudi clubs usually offer reasonable fees, just offer massive wages.
He's owned by Troyes (one of the other CFG clubs).Hasn’t it been on the cards for months?
As long as he's sold at fair market value I don't see the problem with United buying him fwiw. Rules seem a bit arbitrary.
Who aren’t you buying in the transfer window should be the real discussion.
I guess we'll buy and sell a few players like normal.
Would be very hard to do.Think you'd need to determine how to value 'fair market' prices before you could do that.
That's what I mean though.Would be very hard to do.
In a free market fair value is the price that two independent people or company's are willing to agree on.
Which when two linked entities are trading circumvents that process.
I don't think we'll have a problem.If all of your deadwood is flogged off you will piss PSR in this season.
I don't think we'll have a problem.
I'd think sale prices for quite a few wouldn't cover the amount of amortised value, so they'd be selling at a book loss.If all of your deadwood is flogged off you will piss PSR in this season.
Yeah there's plenty of ways for the Clearlake boys to be creative.Can always create new related entities to shuffle those hotels around if Chelsea are borderline again
It's only really Kepa and Lukaku(who has a buyout for the left over amortised value) where we need to worry about book value. Majority of our sales will be academy kids.I'd think sale prices for quite a few wouldn't cover the amount of amortised value, so they'd be selling at a book loss.
Suspect we'll see a few of those that haven't shone loaned out until a bit closer towards the end of their contracts.