GymClassHero
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Could be on the move to Saudi, would we be due a sell on?
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I doubt it as he’s had 2 clubs since he was with us but you never know these days.Could be on the move to Saudi, would we be due a sell on?
Could be on the move to Saudi, would we be due a sell on?
A Reading mate of mine says Olise is basically keeping the club afloat from their cut of the sales to Palace and then Bayern.I doubt it as he’s had 2 clubs since he was with us but you never know these days.
Don't we get a cut of all transfers of academy players regardless of sell on clauses and how many moves? It's not much mind
Yes, it's usually about 1% depending on how long he was in the academy etc. If he goes for £75m we might actually get a few hundred thousand which would be nice.Don't we get a cut of all transfers of academy players regardless of sell on clauses and how many moves? It's not much mind
Marseille didn't include a sell on clause when they sold him Everton, they can't have rated him that much to not include one. It's not like they made much money (any?) on what they paid us.
Idiot
He's already set for life. The Sheff Utd Ndiaye just loved playing football but he'll be forgotten in a year.Not sure I totally agree. It's a shame, but his agent seemingly tried to drum up interest for a footballing upgrade (reports of Man Utd & Liverpool interest) and nobody took the bait.
If he concludes therefore that he's gone as high as he can (he is 27) and his next contract will be at his peak value, then I can see why he'd choose to cash in.
The money will be astronomical and generational to him and his family.
A few years ago he was at Boreham Wood.
He's already set for life. The Sheff Utd Ndiaye just loved playing football but he'll be forgotten in a year.
He’s 26, will do his 2 years tax free and earn generational wealth. Come back to the Prem at 28 in his prime.I really hope he doesn't waste his talent by going to the Saudi League. Even if we do get a decent sell on-on
I am confident that you would do the same if offered to you.That’s his second bad decision…What’s wrong with this kid.
I am confident that you would do the same if offered to you.
Professional football careers are short lived. Players take the best deals they can and so they should. A career ending injury is always a real possibilty.
He'll be worshipped over there as he always puts a shift in.
He's set for life when he signs that contract no matter what happens in the future.
Good luck Ili![]()
Eh ?This thread is fucking desperate.....
Everything that's wrong with a tin pot club ....
Are we really this club ffs
A fewYes, it's usually about 1% depending on how long he was in the academy etc. If he goes for £75m we might actually get a few hundred thousand which would be nice.
What you on about ???Eh ?
Yes, I did initially hesitate when writing that post. But Illiman would be set for life wherever he goes, and it would be sad to see him leave the Premier league just on the cusp of outgrowing Everton.I am confident that you would do the same if offered to you.
Professional football careers are short lived. Players take the best deals they can and so they should. A career ending injury is always a real possibilty.
He'll be worshipped over there as he always puts a shift in.
He's set for life when he signs that contract no matter what happens in the future.
Good luck Ili![]()
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