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- When you've been raised on propaganda, I understand the truth can be uncomfortable, but it's the truth nonetheless: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_and_anthropogenic_disasters_by_death_toll - Transfermarket is available to us all. I've already provided a list of French u23...

- What did you teach me? Understand that I'm open to discussion, but not with walls. - If you can't deal in reality then we may as well stop here.

- There's nothing to debate. Facts are facts. - That you can't think of any Spanish talents or the clubs that are buying them speaks for itself

Who is? What clubs, and who are these players? It contradicts your assertion that nothing was going in Africa and Asia during the Middle Ages. Antiquity speaks for itself of course. The Moorish contributions to Europe are well established...

Why aren't these idiots spending these sums on Spanish players? - The wealthiest Empire of the Middle Ages was Mali - African Muslims raised "Western Europe" out of the dark ages: 711-1492 - Up until the aforementioned period, most of Europe was considered a barbarous backwater. Even by...

The problem with Europeans is that they're perpetually violent, so there's rarely any peacetime. So why are teams spending millions every summer to attract these players, and where are the Spanish equivalents? If we're being honest, Europe has pretty much held a monopoly on war and foreign...

For sure, because Europeans aren?t known to be violent. A few million people have died as a result of their wars and colonial history of course, but that?s only a minor inconvenience.

Mbappe, Tchouameni, Camavinga, Nkunku, Wesley Fofana, Kephren Thuram, Moussa Diaby, Upamecano, Boubacar Kamara, Jules Kounde, Ibrahima Konate, William Saliba, Illan Meslier: All 23 or under, and I could have gone on. On the other hand, I can?t think of a single relevant u23 Spanish talent off...

A fact some of you should start considering when you're analyzing Ligue 1. The amount of talent that flows through France via Africa is insane. Which explains why mid, bottom, and even Ligue 2 teams are consistently developing top class talents. Huge turnover of course given financial...

Or they shift often because they have a far deeper talent pool to select from. As I said, the transfer market speaks for itself. There is no high demand for Spanish players, especially in contrast to France. A better question would be, where is the top class Spanish talent anymore? Even Madrid...

It's not about the domestic leagues. French players thriving everywhere regardless of domestic competition serves as evidence of their superiority over the Spanish. Spain had an era, but it's not indicative of the general quality of their academies. Transfer sums speak for themselves. edit...

There's an ego clash?

Na, some of you are simply threatened by the fact that France produces better players than Spain.

I guess so, but they?re trying to secure a CB as well. Latest rumors being ?50m for Axel Disasi if they can?t get Skriniar.

Fabian was done prior to the Soler news breaking. The former will be in Paris tomorrow for medicals. I guess they were serious about rebuilding the midfield.

Apparently they want both. Will Fabian or Soler be called up for the WC?

Reported earlier that PSG is looking to close a deal for ?15-17m. Surprising after Fabian, but I?ll take him at that price if he?s solid. https://twitter.com/partidazocope/status/1564385145414721537?s=21&t=K_aT8BvJXAh7ptY3C1zBYQ

Bossed the midfield yesterday. Impressive player from all standpoints.

Overly selfish yesterday. Needs to get his head right.

Hey, can you guys tell me anything about this player? How good is he and what is his profile?