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Ironically we’ve done it the way clubs are supposed to do it but never do. We do things to the letter when it suits us basically. :lol:

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30 minutes ago, Nobody said:

We're just taking a random twitter rumour of the three year thing as gospel then? 

 

"Journalists" reckon it's not wages don't they?  You'd imagine it can only be things like release claues & length of contract in that case

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14 minutes ago, Ben said:

If I was a top player I would want at least one free transfer to try and maximise my singing on fee 

He’s not a top player atm.  If he has a leg break, he’s toast (financially). 
 

4/5 year contract.  £50m release clause, higher if Arsenal have sell-one.  First team wages. 
 

I think is fair for all parties. 
 

if he does well here, we’ll look to sell him anyway.  The club sees itself as a stepping stone. 
 

he would be a fool to stay at Arsenal imo.  Maybe a loan would be in his best interests if he thinks he can outlast Arteta but I’m sure Arsenal are demanding a sale. A poor 12 months and his value is entirely destroyed.  

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18 minutes ago, r0cafella said:

Get ready for the undisclosed transfer for an undisclosed contract length :lol:

That was the advantage of being on the stock market before Ashley. Every transfer fee had to be announced for the shareholders. Remember Shepherd taking particular delight at announcing Damien Duff only cost £5m.

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3 minutes ago, RS said:

Pleased to have him. Massive sell on potential this lad. 

If the contract is six years are reported and they were haggling over terms I’d be surprised if he didn’t have a fairly low release clause ala Merino. 

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