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My impression, hopefully wrong, is that they don't care much about making you a top team but are more interested in extra-football business in the UK.

Leao's record with us: one decent year, one excellent year, the last three seasons disastrous, and by disastrous I mean we were playing with 10 men. Don't be fooled by the seemingly good numbers; he's a completely inconsistent player and a footballing "stupid" player. If the situation wasn't bad enough his attitude on the pitch is lazy and he NEVER bothers to recover a ball he's lost. My dream would be to sell him to Inter. As a striker he's even worse than on the left flank. Stay away from him or you'll be battling for relegation.

You're waging war among your clubs when the problem is actually a general one and affects everyone. If there are 16 clubs with negative balances, the problem isn't just Chelsea or Manchester United... the 85% cap is laughable and unsustainable by anyone. It's normal that afterward you have to sell hotels, women's teams, parking lots, and stadiums, and when you have nothing left to sell you can only buy players who cost a maximum of 30 million and pay them half their wages today. Do you want fair rules? Clubs with negative balances can't play in the PL, they take a short trip to the Championship and return when their bank accounts are healthy... but I bet the fans are the first to not want this.

When you sell properties that belong to the Club you are "robbing" your own fans. It is much, much worse than selling your best players.

I understand what you mean but you're also missing a point... They sold an asset of the Club (and therefore yours, the fans) to a private individual. When the Arabs leave... best wishes!!! Regarding liquidity... you have no debt because you sold the stadium, your debt was 110 million euros and you transformed it into a profit of 40, an excellent financial operation for the Arabs but not for the fans. If I decide not to have children I can either stop having sex or buy a condom, you have chosen the most drastic thing... cutting off your dick.

When you sell the stadium to yourself... it's the beginning of the end. Besides being a practice bordering on illegality, it's enormously damaging to you fans. These aren't investments that benefit the Club, they're investments that benefit your owners. Let's be clear: you're not the only ones, half the PL does these things.

I've heard these words for decades here in Italy... it's an argument that can only create false alibis. Furthermore, the money distribution in PL is much much more equitable than in any other European league. The problem is much simpler, and Serie A suffered the same thing 25 years ago... you're reaching the breaking point, spending more than you can afford. Only four teams in PL have positive balance sheets (season 24/25) and this is a much bigger problem than the Big 6. Premier League clubs have paid an average of €250 million each in wages... this is a recipe for disaster.

One of three players in the entire Serie A for whom it would be justified to spend a fortune... he should have been bought 6 months ago, in the January transfer window, when no one abroad had noticed him. Now his price tag has skyrocketed but if you want a 20yo Cafu he's the one to take. Ah, Cafu became Cafu at 25/26 years old; Palestra at 20yo plays like a veteran and isn't afraid of anything or anyone...predestined.

Interesting article about the PL... It was known that the PL was burning more money than it earned but I didn't expect to find Liverpool among the only four teams with healthy finances. Chelsea's situation is disastrous with a deficit of €320 million; the teams' total losses in PL are €900 million. Newcastle, Aston Villa and Everton have remedied their losses with financial "tricks"... in short the situation resembles that of Serie A 20/25 years ago, I hope you don't suffer the same sad fate. https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/05/22/premier-league-perdite-record-miliardo-notizie/8392376/

New 26/27 shirt...90's vibes !!

My joke about Leao was completely OT and had nothing to do with Gordon or Semenyo, sorry. What I definitely don't understand is why a player most of you have criticized all season suddenly becomes a 70/80m gem.

Liverpool, following this philosophy, spends 500m in a year and becomes the joke of the PL.

I don't know guys. You yourselves have criticized him a lot this season but also in previous years when the whole team played well. Now suddenly it seems like Gordon has become Kvaratskhelia...we're talking about a player who's been inconsistent in seven of his ten games, decent in two, and maybe the best player on the pitch in one. If I have to spend 70, I'd spend it on Hall who plays poorly in one but is excellent in the other nine.

So you wouldn't make a trade (without cash) Gordon - Semenyo ?

I'll make you laugh, Leao has a €175m release clause...this summer, God willing, we'll get rid of him with the first idiot who offers us €60m.