£35M - Brighton Open Talks With Leeds Magician! 

Brighton are part of a bidding war , this is the first offer . Don't be fooled here.

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was going to say better to speak in English than Spanish there! Or use a Google translate to translate to the local language. Basques are a proud and independent people. I love their music. Their language is really unique.too.

No other team can afford £35m before 30th June. Chelsea; if they can, are targeting Olise.

A championship club isn’t going to get more than £35m for any player and the dumb American numpty with the silly money at Chelsea has already lined them up for a showdown with FFP rules in the next 24 months and can’t be silly anymore. As for a bidding war, it won’t be with Brighton, they’ve demonstrated on multiple occasions over the past 4 years that they either get what they want at the price they want or they go and do just as good if not better business elsewhere. Unless you think getting Somerville for £40m+ is better business than Mitoma £3m Caicedo £8m MacAlister £10m Enciso £10m Adingra £6m Gilmour £8m?All bought for less than the “profit” made on selling Cuccurella after just one season. Brighton don’t do silly transfer business.

Agree with all that. He’s certainly no Raphinha and he’s not world class 😂. He’s a bit of a one trick pony cutting in from the left but if we can around £50m I’d let him go.

@grahamrandall9892 I would let him go for 35 million but hope your assessment is better than mine

@@grahamrandall9892 You’re going to be lucky to get to get close to £35m with a sell on clause and Leeds would be idiots to not rip anyone’s hand off if they’re offered that

You’ll always only get what he’s worth from whoever deems that he’s worth that, as for vultures, are Leeds a rotting carcass?

Hard ball? You mean being in the premier league and selling to one of the premier leagues top 4 clubs for a fair price? I’m sorry but just because little Leeds couldn’t afford to compete financially wasn’t Brighton playing hard ball, it was Leeds playing softball.

They didn’t play hardball with Leeds you delusional numpty, Leeds weren’t even in the room, they played hardball with Arsenal and got a fair price for a premier league club selling to a top 4 premier league club.

Explain what the Red Bull deal is exactly? No figures have actually come out and all that’s been said is the sponsorship is a record for the EFL ( so over about £1.5 m tops) and they’ve bought a minority stake. Minority is less than the main stake holder.

@@goldstoneghost2861 only explanation we were given was it’s the difference between having to sell a player. I assumed that was foreshadowing keeping our stars while selling off the dead weight, not the other way around.

Because? Reasons? Get real. Brighton were a premier league club selling to a top 4 premier league club and got a fair price for the player. Leeds weren’t even capable of being in the room financially, that’s not Brighton asking sky high prices, that’s Leeds being a bargain basement club.

We have another international #9, great finish 😂

But you will, despite your tears, because you’re not Brighton, you’re not in the premier league, you need the money, and he ain’t Ben White.

You know Andy Fati is a Barcelona player right? And he couldn’t even start regular games for Brighton…

He would be second fiddle to Mitoma. You know that Adingra plays both left and right wing? But mainly right wing, he only played LW this season because Mitoma was injured? And he’s basically the second fiddle on right wing behind Solly March who was also injured this season but his position was covered by Buonanotte. Brighton are getting ready for a pre season in Japan, obviously a big thing for Mitoma, and the millions of Japanese seagulls fans, but it wouldn’t surprise me if bids aren’t being lined up for Mitoma, from home and abroad, and that this is simply Brighton contingency planning.

Why do Leeds fans still think they were even in the negotiations over Ben White?

Liverpool and Newcastle are both somewhat restricted by FFP, Chelsea are ridiculously and stupidly overstretched on FFP and Man U haven’t shown any interest whatsoever, the only club with money to burn is Brighton having made a profit of £120m on most recent published figures and that’s not taking the sales of Caicedo or MacAlister into account. But they’re in profit because they don’t do silly transfer business, and they don’t desperately need this player, because they always have alternatives, and they definitely don’t need to pay more than they want to on any player from any club.

@@atheist666 your forgetting it's not only premier league. Bayern ? Psg ? Real Madrid , Dortmund ?

Go learn about FFP and understand how selling a player you basically got for free instead of currently spreading his purchase price, is worth twice the fee you get because it balances the books and supplies financial flexibility, it’s about profit and loss over a 3 year period. It’s complicated, it takes a little bit of investigation and effort, it involves thinking…. Yeah… bummer

I tend to agree. He is a very incomplete player. Not consistent enough in possession and subpar first touch. Needs to add many elements to his game. I doubt there will be much of a bidding war for him. He is young though and has time to improve.

He dint turn up at Wembley

That is hardly true we scored 81 goals ,summerville scored what 20, so over 60 goals from somewhere else