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Richard Prokas
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Post by knacks on Jul 9, 2024 4:09:24 GMT
£70m plus £10m add ons. Appearance based, not performance of team. Everton would never get extra £10m otherwise. £1m every 20 games. That would do us. 👍
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Post by rocket on Jul 9, 2024 6:56:40 GMT
£70m plus £10m add ons. Appearance based, not performance of team. Everton would never get extra £10m otherwise. £1m every 20 games. That would do us. 👍 Depends on the addons, if it was qualify for the Champions League or win a domestic trophy (FA Cup/League Cup) then that's realistic, if it was win the Champions League or Premier League then I'd tell them to forget it
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Post by garnyam on Jul 9, 2024 8:33:49 GMT
His current market value is £35 million so the offer is perfectly reasonable. He may become world class but right now he's not even in the England squad.Everton's player so they can ask what they want but anymore than 50m is taking the p.
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Post by bstandbob on Jul 9, 2024 10:12:19 GMT
If City payed £50M for Stones 8 years ago surely Branthwaite is worth £75. Lots of similarities in that they both went to Everton from lower league clubs, Stones was a similar age when he went City and he was an international but by no means a starter.
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Post by happyblue on Jul 9, 2024 10:14:51 GMT
His current market value is £35 million so the offer is perfectly reasonable. He may become world class but right now he's not even in the England squad.Everton's player so they can ask what they want but anymore than 50m is taking the p. If Max Kilman , who's nowhere near as good, is older , goes for £40m ..then Branthwaite Is worth £70m In the current market.
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Richard Prokas
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Post by knacks on Jul 9, 2024 11:11:15 GMT
£70m plus £10m add ons. Appearance based, not performance of team. Everton would never get extra £10m otherwise. £1m every 20 games. That would do us. 👍 Depends on the addons, if it was qualify for the Champions League or win a domestic trophy (FA Cup/League Cup) then that's realistic, if it was win the Champions League or Premier League then I'd tell them to forget it Exactly what I said. Extras only on appearance not club success. Harry Maguire cost £80m. Surprised Real Madrid aren’t sniffing around him.
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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jul 9, 2024 12:11:45 GMT
His current market value is £35 million so the offer is perfectly reasonable. He may become world class but right now he's not even in the England squad.Everton's player so they can ask what they want but anymore than 50m is taking the p. Who put the 35m valuation on him? Surely that is up to the club that owns him and not the likes of transfermarket.com I guess you must be a MU fan if you think it is perfectly reasonable, nobody else would.
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Post by dstander on Jul 9, 2024 12:16:02 GMT
His current market value is £35 million so the offer is perfectly reasonable. He may become world class but right now he's not even in the England squad.Everton's player so they can ask what they want but anymore than 50m is taking the p. Who’s come up with that market value? Please don’t tell me it’s the same website that valued Jack Armer at £500k!
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Post by munchymagic on Jul 9, 2024 14:44:06 GMT
Man Utd are just cheeky skinflints.
I hope that someone else comes in with a better offer and takes him as it would serve them right for fannying around with all these derogatory offers.
I am sure that Everton would rather keep him than give him away.
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Post by dstander on Jul 9, 2024 16:21:42 GMT
Given Everton’s well documented financial troubles it’s understandable for Man Utd to be testing the water with low bids, standard practice in business I’d have thought.
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Post by returnedexile on Jul 9, 2024 16:27:18 GMT
Just hope another club comes in for him, whilst it's just one then Man U will obviously conitunue to low ball.
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Post by crunchblue on Jul 9, 2024 16:30:08 GMT
If M** U***** are offering 45+5 and Everton are asking for 70, I’d imagine they’ll end up agreeing somewhere in the middle.
But hopefully a Man City or a Bayern or Madrid come in for him so Branthwaite doesn’t stagnate his career at that red graveyard.
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Post by garnyam on Jul 9, 2024 17:14:17 GMT
His current market value is £35 million so the offer is perfectly reasonable. He may become world class but right now he's not even in the England squad.Everton's player so they can ask what they want but anymore than 50m is taking the p. Who put the 35m valuation on him? Surely that is up to the club that owns him and not the likes of transfermarket.com I guess you must be a MU fan if you think it is perfectly reasonable, nobody else would. No club bias here, unlike others on this thread. 70m gets you a developed and experienced international and he's not that yet. 50m I'd argue is reasonable at this point in his career.If he stays at Everton another year and continues his trajectory other clubs will come in. Then you could argue 70m.
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Post by 09sider on Jul 9, 2024 20:33:54 GMT
Who put the 35m valuation on him? Surely that is up to the club that owns him and not the likes of transfermarket.com I guess you must be a MU fan if you think it is perfectly reasonable, nobody else would. No club bias here, unlike others on this thread. 70m gets you a developed and experienced international and he's not that yet. 50m I'd argue is reasonable at this point in his career.If he stays at Everton another year and continues his trajectory other clubs will come in. Then you could argue 70m. Chelsea paid £70m+ for Wesley Fofana from Leicester, and he'd played less top level games than Branthwaite, that's where the big price demand is coming from.
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Post by vallery on Jul 9, 2024 20:41:25 GMT
No club bias here, unlike others on this thread. 70m gets you a developed and experienced international and he's not that yet. 50m I'd argue is reasonable at this point in his career.If he stays at Everton another year and continues his trajectory other clubs will come in. Then you could argue 70m. Chelsea paid £70m+ for Wesley Fofana from Leicester, and he'd played less top level games than Branthwaite, that's where the big price demand is coming from. I wonder if the profit and sustainability (or whatever it's called) is becoming a factor here? They should scrap it, it isn't working and they are finding ways around it. Everton should find a Man U reserve/youth team player and say "we'll give you £40m for him and you pay £100m for Branthwaite". Spread the payments over 5 years and everybody's happy.
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