Non-Juve Transfer news (official or rumors) (76 Viewers)

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JuveJay

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The Milanese press really are having a field day with the Inter rumours. It's like the old days where they would link them to every star out there. This is a team who most likely won't even finish in the CL places. Messi, Verratti, R. Rodriguez, Tolisso (or anyone who Juve are interested in for big money), Manolas, Agüero, now they are being linked to a €129m (buyout clause) move for Griezmann :lol:

Fuck right off. Is he going to sit out the European games like the others?
 

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pitbull

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Leon Bailey has joined Leverkusen from Genk for €13.5m.

Ranocchia on loan to 'Ull. What a glamorous move for him.
to be fair if he's not good enough for 7th placed team in Italy, EPL relegation strugglers is were he might belong, good that he knows his limits. every young player that has to choose between Juve and Inter should be told to look up the trajectory of Bonucci's and Ranocchia's careers
 

PhRoZeN

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Thought this was a decent roundup from Andy Braselle.

Villarreal's lucrative sale of Alexandre Pato to Tianjin Quanjian was comfortably the biggest transfer in La Liga, though Jese's loan move to his hometown club of Las Palmas was a romantic subplot on deadline day.

France was busier than usual this winter, with Julian Draxler and Goncalo Guedes both joining Paris St-Germain for big fees, Lyon splashing out on Memphis Depay and Marseille luring Dimitri Payet back. The Dimitri Payet deal looked like going to the wire but was done in time for him to make his second debut for the club on deadline night. On deadline day it was Lille, under new ownership, who were busiest, signing no less than six in a frenetic 24 hours, led by €8 million winger Anwar El Ghazi from Ajax.

Germany doesn't really get the English spirit of deadline day, with the Bundesliga wrapping things up at a civilised hour as usual. Bayern Munich made a pair of big signings in Hoffenheim pair Niklas Sule and Sebastian Rudy, but they won't arrive until summer. Borussia Dortmund moved quickly to snap up Swedish wunderkind Alexander Isak and Bayer Leverkusen also spent big on a youngster on deadline day, paying €12 million for Jamaican teenager Leon Bailey from Genk.

Thank goodness, then, for Turkey's taste for thespectacular, with champions Besiktas and surprise title chasers Baskasehir both going for striking experience in Demba Ba and Emmanuel Adebayor respectively.
 
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