Quote from: yoseph on March 24, 2018, 06:03:01 PM

Quote from: HugoStiglitz on March 24, 2018, 03:59:24 PM

Quote from: Lionidas on March 23, 2018, 04:28:04 PM

They did get him at a discount price. Wink

I am sure he will be asking for double that amount next season for them to keep him or he is off to a team that will pay him this much.
Because he has the top scoring title from this time onward until Kane comes back onto the pitch.

No games this week and all these games(the ones which were postponed due to weather conditions not being ideal to travel to the games) will resume next month from what they released yesterday on the EPL website.

Taking into account current marketing and TV payouts in EPL, I think Liverpool will able to find money for not repeating the mistake with Coutinho. If they are ready to spend nearly 80 mln for van Dijk and 65 mln for Naby Keita, it means Klopp and bosses want to build a long-year project with the highest goals. So a big part of the business will depend on Salah's decision - if he believes in prospects of Liverpool's future, it should be enough money for him to be satisfied. If he doesn't believe, it will be something like the situation with Coutinho, when there is no point to keep an unmotivated player in a team.

Just my own opinion.

Its actually not the money but the desire that certain players want to leave whenever a big club like Real Madrid and Barcelona come calling. If its the desire of the player to leave and the club that wants him to spend any amount to get him, he will eventually leave.

Besides that having player in your rooster that have no desire to play for the club anymore is as good as being worthless. Even De Gea performance was much lower than what the club expected him to be after his move to spanish been denied. The summer transfer market is going to be great considering that alot of top player is going to move out of premier league