Summer Mercato Thread 2020-21 (61 Viewers)

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Jun 16, 2020
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Oh defenitely, Laca is not a targetman, short technical poacher who is mobile and clever. Milik can fit better tactically. But Laca is objectively the better footballer. Not necessarily a need for Juve (IMO, I dont think Milik is a need for Juve either).
Milik is pretty complete, he’s not a Mandzukic type of player. Technically he’s solid, nice first touch and a powerful left foot. He’ll provide us some height in the enemy area which we need, but imo is also good in making combinations. He’s not my first choice, but I rate him more than Lacazette. They only Arsenal player I’m interested in is Auba.

Lets not forget that Arsenal nowadays is a mid-table team that doesn’t even plays CL anymore, Lacazette is at this age in his prime and he can leave there. He’d cost us more probably, although I think that his wages are the same as Milik (didn’t googled it tho).

And there’s the age difference that I don’t like. If Milik sucks we can sell him easily at 28, while Laca would be already 31/32.
 

Osman

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I generally dont want either, just who I rate as technically better player.


Defenitely agree in Auba being a solid choice for us to get.
 
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Better finisher, more technical, versatile, quicker, smart and dynamic attacker, the Lacazette I saw in Lyon was fantastic, never seen Milik perform like that.



Milik is still a good CF, just not a believer in him being a full time consistent player for a top club (I dont consider Napoli one).
We’ve all seen how players have an adjustment period when switching leagues. Would rather have Milik who will be cheaper and better off the hop. Laca is overrated

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This abomination, a worst version of Pjanic, so Paratici will sign him :sad:



I have a feeling you don’t watch much football.
 
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Hust

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Juventus and Manchester City are interested in making a move for Adama Traore this summer. He's valued at £80m due to the remaining time on his Wolves contract. [ESPN]
 
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Definitely wasn’t the case the first 30 games of the season. Lamp knows Jorginho is leaving.so why play him? Giving the 19 year old Gilmore much needed reps in the EPL.
So you're explainning to me that Chelsea, who plays a qualification for the next Champions League, prefer to deprive themselves of a great champion like Jorginho and put a newbie in the final sprint just to give him more reps in the EPL, ok why not.
 

Bianconero81

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I don't understand this obsession/fascination with Jorginho. He's definitely not the player we need. Like many have stated, he'd probably come on high wages and have close to 0 resale value. He's also a player with a very limited skillset, not a signing that excites, or someone that makes the difference in midfield. Sure, he's a good passer, but we need more at this point. Sorri and Tootsie need to stop looking beyond the obvious and those scouts need to be doing their jobs finding young and exciting talent.
 
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