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TV rights. Fact is football is a multi billion euro/dollar/pound industry and it's best that the players get paid most of the money

Munchen and Barcelona are indeed huge upgrades. Kinda want to see him have a 2nd chance here

Good news finally

Such an overrated player

I don't think getting money from transfer fees is on the agenda at all. Just getting them off the wage bill is the challenge. Seems Raki and Suarez are the priority

This is a really hard one. Madrid did well in picking up Ferland Mendy when they did. Probably Gaya given his adaptation to the team might be faster. Would not pay over 25 million for any of them. Valencia have troubles so maybe 20 for Gaya

I understand it but what happens when we lose possession in the opponent's half? I suppose you'd say we're playing really high up the pitch and so they'd be forced to hit it long

That's all fine, but be discreet after a humiliation.

Why make it so public, though?

The first team is off but the second team is hilarious. Coutinho and Pjanic as wing backs?

If we are interested in Gaya he should be cheap at least given Valencia have cash flow problems

According to Sport Ajax want 55 million

I don't think this summer but we'll see if he renews beyond 2021

Agreed.

Surely not Dida in goal?

I wouldn't say La Liga is weak but the top is definitely weaker than they've been since probably 2007/08

Read us linked to Angelino from Man City in the Guardian

Absolute nonsense

Nah disagree

Because the fans actually care