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Given how Wenger sets the team up, he wouldn't fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
Plus he's a disgusting racist prick and only had one good season. It's happened too late in his career to spend that sort of money on. He'll be 30 by the middle of next season.
That's what I thought. He seems fairly settled anyway. His main job next season will be avoiding all the bullshit hype that's building up around him. Proper PL striker though, the real deal. Unlike some of the high ticket pretenders that are prancing around the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm
Is he? I've not heard anything about that either?! For someone who literally spends all day monitoring newsnow, I'm amazingly out of the loop!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kano
As good as he's been, there's a huge risk that Vardy will turn out to be a one season wonder. We wont get much mileage out of his either considering his age and his reliance on pace, so he wouldn't be my first choice.
That said... beggars can't be choosers.
I like the sound of Koulibaly from Napoli, I have never seen him play but I have read a bit about him and we need a commanding CB.
If we get him and a top striker either Michy Batshuayi or Vincent Janssen or both and sell Walcott, then that will be a pretty good summer.
When I said I fancied him....I more meant that the club is likelier to be enticed by such a deal. I'm pretty sure the interest in Morata is concrete, I'm just unsure of just how much Wenger rates him.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
I think the predetermined idea that Aubameyang will go to Real is misplaced too. It has been fuelled by a very nonchalant comment about his Grandma wanting him to go to Real or whatever the story was. I think Marketing want something more Hollywood, though who knows whether they will find that.
I also don't see why we wouldn't be a step up from where he is and its not like his next contract would be his last either. Unless he is waiting for Bayern cherry pick him out of there to warm Lewandowski's seat, he shouldn't be desperate to stay.
Aubameyang did say last season that he wants to play in Spain once he leaves Dortmund, so it's unlikely he'll come to the Prem, let alone here.
Just remember how many Dortmund players have been linked to the Prem over the past five years and how many have actually arrived here. Like Atletico they're seen as a smaller club and their success just helps generate transfer headlines and fill space.
He did but he won't wait for his day in the sun forever and there are a lot of prem clubs awash with money with new managers. I think he is just as likely to end up in the prem as he is Spain this summer.
Bayern have made them their feeder club, that is true too but they won't sign Aubameyang.
I would be surprised if he moved anywhere in the summer to be honest. Dortmund just lost a rock in defence and I can't see them wanting to replace 30+ goals in one window as well. Guess his name will be banded around until August and January, if he keeps it up.
I am inclined to agree.... he may well stay....although there is more money than there is top talent.
The Copa America and Euro's will stir things up and make things interesting though...