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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jun 13, 2024 10:25:22 GMT
For me I think 50 million is probably the very least he should go for and our club would still benefit greatly from the sell on fee of that amount. I just hope he does eventually get sold for a mega amount sooner the better and he doesn't end up with injuries that decrease his value or leaves Everton on a free when his contract is up. That would just be our luck. Would rather hold out for a bigger fee next season, we aren't cash strapped , so we aren't in desperate need of getting this through . Would rather have his price increase £20-£30m, get a further £3-5m. Also if our owners have write off £2.5m , and then money off the transfer , we will end up paying a crap load of tax How long is his contract? I would hate to see him run it down and leave for free, nightmare scenario
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Post by sellafieldtoothy on Jun 13, 2024 10:33:31 GMT
Would rather hold out for a bigger fee next season, we aren't cash strapped , so we aren't in desperate need of getting this through . Would rather have his price increase £20-£30m, get a further £3-5m. Also if our owners have write off £2.5m , and then money off the transfer , we will end up paying a crap load of tax How long is his contract? I would hate to see him run it down and leave for free, nightmare scenario Signed a new 4 year contract at the start of last season so runs until June 2027.
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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jun 13, 2024 10:42:45 GMT
How long is his contract? I would hate to see him run it down and leave for free, nightmare scenario Signed a new 4 year contract at the start of last season so runs until June 2027. One more season at Everton then and sell for 100m to the highest bidder
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Post by happyblue on Jun 13, 2024 10:49:46 GMT
Would rather hold out for a bigger fee next season, we aren't cash strapped , so we aren't in desperate need of getting this through . Would rather have his price increase £20-£30m, get a further £3-5m. Also if our owners have write off £2.5m , and then money off the transfer , we will end up paying a crap load of tax How long is his contract? I would hate to see him run it down and leave for free, nightmare scenario Till 2027
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Post by zebby on Jun 13, 2024 14:49:55 GMT
I know he only signed one last year or so however he has developed very quickly established himself as a key player won player of the year for Everton picked for England squad and his value has rocketed If he stays put he will surely get an improved long contract
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Post by dstander on Jun 13, 2024 16:21:48 GMT
Get him sold asap in my book, football’s unpredictable and you simply don’t know what’s around the corner. A loss of form, bad injury, fallings out, anything could happen and his value could plummet. Cash in as soon as possible would be my preference, it’s guaranteed then.
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Post by ccu on Jun 13, 2024 19:44:03 GMT
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Post by bstandbob on Jun 13, 2024 20:08:47 GMT
I agree with Dstand that the transfer needs to happen this summer. Just have a feeling that this could possibly the the time when his stock is highest, age, contract length, form, fitness ect all very favourable to demand a hefty fee. Whether it's £50M, £70M or even £100M it's go to be a significant windfall for us. Seems to be a lot of noise regarding the interest from Man U and in all fairness they are probably the club who are able to pay the big bucks.
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Post by Big Brother on Jun 13, 2024 21:44:58 GMT
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Post by ragingblue on Jun 13, 2024 21:51:51 GMT
Chuffed for him, has the potential to become a legend for them if things go well.
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Post by crunchblue on Jun 13, 2024 22:04:45 GMT
What an awful career move.
That club is a graveyard for players. Who was the last player to sign for that club and genuinely improve their career? Bruno Fernandes and that’s way back when. I can’t think of a single one since.
Look at Jadon Sancho, Anthony, Mason Mount etc. Even the likes of Varane and Casemiro who’ve won everything, that club still manages send their careers spiralling down.
Branthwaite is good enough to play for top teams, he could play in the champions league, the top level… but no it looks like he’s going to that circus.
I only hope for his sake he bucks the trend.
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Post by happyblue on Jun 13, 2024 22:24:41 GMT
What an awful career move. That club is a graveyard for players. Who was the last player to sign for that club and genuinely improve their career? Bruno Fernandes and that’s way back when. I can’t think of a single one since. Look at Jadon Sancho, Anthony, Mason Mount etc. Even the likes of Varane and Casemiro who’ve won everything, that club still manages send their careers spiralling down. Branthwaite is good enough to play for top teams, he could play in the champions league, the top level… but no it looks like he’s going to that circus. I only hope for his sake he bucks the trend. I know it's not the Manchester united of old but FA cup and capital one up , in last few seasons , 150k per week and enough to set him up for life probably in a sign on , better than he would get at Everton.
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Post by crunchblue on Jun 13, 2024 22:39:36 GMT
Short term financial gain yes, but in football terms it’s a graveyard for players, even talented young ones.
He could get that money at other clubs, play in the champions league at a club that actually improves and fulfils young players’ potential rather than stall their development or worse destroy their careers.
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Post by ragingblue on Jun 13, 2024 22:52:03 GMT
Short term financial gain yes, but in football terms it’s a graveyard for players, even talented young ones. He could get that money at other clubs, play in the champions league at a club that actually improves and fulfils young players’ potential rather than stall their development or worse destroy their careers. He can’t help it if they’re not in for him. Can’t see him starting just now for City, Arsenal, Liverpool etc. but he’ll play every week for Man Utd.
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Post by crunchblue on Jun 13, 2024 23:11:15 GMT
Will he?
I’m sure everyone would have said the same when they signed Sancho.
Nothing would surprise me with that club’s track record.
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