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If we can get him to sign a 2 year deal, even getting £5m to £10m further down the line would cover his wages, if he then has a relegation release or buyout.
Personally I’d rather have him as a squad option if funds are limited or likely to be spent strengthening other positions.
He was quoted as saying hopefully he breaks into the first team.
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Leicester’s second signing of the Cooper era after the club recruited forward Bobby De Cordova-Reid on a free transfer following his Fulham departure is Chelsea’s Michael Golding, an 18-year-old attacking midfielder who, while in the Dewsbury-Hall mould, should be viewed not as his direct replacement but as one for the future
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Major Celtic hero Matt O’Riley transfer update as second Premier League side launch big money bid to replace £30m star
They think he could be a like-for-like replacement for one of their biggest stars
https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/13087064/celtic-matt-oriley-transfer-leicester-southampton-atletico-fee/
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The 5 star ratings possibly
If we use last season as a guide, we brought in 40m worth of players and sold 80m (70m of which was pure profit) to hopefully meet the £83m 3 year limit.
Obviously there are incoming increases in revenue from merit payments and tv money. But there is also significant increases in player wages as reported upon promotion of up to 35/50% increases.
The incoming fees are starting to rack up for a team that needs to be mindful of its finances, if this goes through, 15m, 15m, Golding 4m to 5m.
Let’s hope these signings are not the main ones,
and we offload a good few
Anything above 24m puts him in the top 10 most expensive keepers of all time.
Currently I think he is highly valued by our fans, more than his general valuation might be.
Maybe if he has a stand out season in the top flight, but he will definitely be under the cosh more than he was in the Championship.
When we last breached we sold 120m worth of players.
Whilst spending 50m
obviously the wage bill is down considerably since then, if we spend 50m you would imagine it needs to be at least 50% of what was previously received but we still have a lot of high earners for a team newly promoted on a 83m PSR 3 year cycle.
Cody, Winks and arguably Mavididi don’t fit that criteria, and that was with the prospect of being a championship side and not getting promoted. It won’t be like it was prior to relegation but it certainly won’t be as bleak as above unless they have messed up solving the PSR issues for 23/24.