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English is not my native language I can slip up with poor wording sometimesBut if you don't use hyperbole no one will find your point compelling!
English is not my native language I can slip up with poor wording sometimesBut if you don't use hyperbole no one will find your point compelling!
I honestly wasn't directing this post at you.English is not my native language I can slip up with poor wording sometimes
Selling Hakan for 50mln to Bayern last summer would have been a massive mistake.
The people are crying loud everytime when Asllani has to replace him, so imagine if we have gotten some shitty replacement if Hakan.
And please do not mention Ricci. He hasn't done anything yet.
The rationale for selling Hakan is the fact he keeps getting injured and is indeed at the wrong side of 30 now. But, he's such a massive part of our best XI that it would be one kind of an end of a cycle if we sell him.absolutely, i still dont know why people keep mentioning of selling hakan. 30's not even that old, i'd be happy to keep him for 2/3 more years. only way we should even consider is if sucic turns out to be generational. even then we need to have hakan with him full season like with brozo and hakan
The rationale for selling Hakan is the fact he keeps getting injured and is indeed at the wrong side of 30 now. But, he's such a massive part of our best XI that it would be one kind of an end of a cycle if we sell him.
As @varmin pointed out, Ricci has done nothing, except entered the Nazionale. Ricci to be added to the current squad would be huge, it would be a gradual development for him, being behind Hakan, without the massive pressure to succeed immediately. I fear Milan might lure him with the starting spot promise which we obviously cannot do (if we want to keep the project going on and be serious).
Kimmich is free in summer.yeah he's had some injuries here and there this season, but the main reason i want to keep him is because of the lack of replacement. sure ricci, rovella and some other guy maybe better than asllani but none of them are gonna be hakan level. mainly i want to keep the core together because there's more chances of winning more league titles and push for CL with hakan than without him
Kimmich is free in summer.
Hakan position has two, so why makes it a drawback? Hakan never plays DLP before joining us either; two different teams usually have different phylosophies. Kimmich is well-known for his intelligence and versatility.Kimmich has never operated as a single pivot. He's always had either Thiago, Goretzka, Pavlovic, or Palhinha next to him.
Also, odds are he'd cost too much. And while I personally don't have any problems with this, Kimmich isn't afraid to speak his mind.
Hakan position has two, so why makes it a drawback? Hakan never plays DLP before joining us either; two different teams usually have different phylosophies. Kimmich is well-known for his intelligence and versatility.
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Ofc we only consider selling Hakan in case the offer is too good to refuse. Should be enough to cover.
Kimmich has never operated as a single pivot. He's always had either Thiago, Goretzka, Pavlovic, or Palhinha next to him.
Also, odds are he'd cost too much. And while I personally don't have any problems with this, Kimmich isn't afraid to speak his mind.
Curious why you mentioned Palhinha
He has been shit for Bayern. He has played next to Kimmich in midfield in like couple games. Another overhyped EPL player like Douglas Luiz.
Even out of the project Goretzka has been better than him this season
Be right back, killing myselfSky report from today: West Ham had asked for Arnautovic, Cagliari had explored Correa. Both refused. And Inter had already spoken to the agents of Joao Felix, Asensio and Rashford. Every path was blocked by the refusal of the two redundant attackers. The managers' favorite was Asensio.