Quote from: slapper on July 01, 2024, 12:03:39 PM

Quote from: hahay on June 30, 2024, 06:35:03 PM

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Barcelona faces defeat, so what do they do? The try to steal their best kid. Classic PSG, right? Mbappé skipping town may be beneficial. Consider the huge amount of money freed up to invest in emerging talent like Lamine Yamal. He's promising, but he's still green. Test his PSG pressure cooker skills. He may not flop, but it's a gamble

Barcelona's break was rough. It's like selling your grandmother's jewellery to pay the bills. I suppose this forces them to be innovative. Instead of signing big-money players, cultivate their own talent. A wake-up call is sometimes what a team needs

Barcelona could get a large injection of funds if they sold Lamine Yamal to PSG, but Barcelona has not responded to the large offer submitted by PSG because they are not yet interested in selling one of the most valuable pearls they have. PSG can seduce any player with the money they have, they also need to look for other targets if the player they really want doesn't manage to be brought in. Mbappe's departure made PSG work hard to find replacement players. There were several names that were starting to be linked with PSG but none of them had succeeded in being brought in.

Barcelona considers Lamine Yamal as Messi successor, he has great talent and every day his abilities are growing. It is very natural that PSG dares to bid for a player who is still 16 years old at a high price, even if this transfer occurs it will break the previous transfer record when they brought in Neymar. Yamal will continue to develop because he has great talent in him, PSG will be very lucky if they can get him, but Barcelona would rather sell other players than have to sell the most talented player.