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Slimani - Wants to leave

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3 minutes ago, Gerard said:

 

Ulloa has always been that man for me, we should have used him more and never bought Slimani.

 

Excellent in the air, holds the ball up well and can finish. He was brilliant when he came on against Atletico Madrid and caused them all sorts of problems when we went 3-4-1-2 against their compact formation and our wing backs played like wingers. Ulloa has his limitations but has been underused and could have saved us fortunes.

I did consider this when posting that. I just don' think he has aged well. His first touch really lets him down and he often comes on and just looks very clumsy. 

 

At 32, and his style of play, he should still be able to do that role for us - and it would save us bringing someone else in and the cost of that. I just have doubts that he would be able to get back to anything like how he was for us previously. Perhaps that is why he still hasn't gone yet. Potential for him to still be that plan B "big lump, hold-up" striker. 

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Had apparently been cut-off from the rest of the main team last season after a few disagreements with a few fellow players during training last season.

 

Wage demands, and not transfer fee LCFC have requested for him to be sold at, a big stumbling block as you'd expect.

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2 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Apparently, some reports from Saudi linking him to al hilal

Can't remember where I read it but apparently he rejected Saudi Arabia because he's ambitious and wants to win things. 

 

Musa's probably just accepted that he is indeed shit. 

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Announced everywhere since the start of the summer transfer window, Islam Slimani has still not found a club while Leicester does not want him.

According to several Saudi media today, the Algerian striker is now in advanced negotiations with the club Al Hilal.

Club President Samy Al Jaber even met the player in London during the last hours and told him his desire and envy of his coach Jorgé Jesus to see him in blue jersey next season.

For now, Slimani has not yet agreed to join Al Hilal but the Saudi press indicates that the player is interested in a new adventure in Saudi Arabia, he who refused to go to China a short time ago.

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7 minutes ago, les-tah said:

The owner is a Saudi Prince with about 20 billion in the bank... I’d be well happy with this but unfortunately it doesn’t seem like we are reinvesting the money into the highest quality players to replace mahrez.

You do keep banging on with this same line and you've been shown many times that we've spent the cash on a group of players which make the team far better than a single riyad from the last  seasons.

 

Maddison alone looks better than anything we've seen from Mahrez since his head got too big for Leicester.

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Don’t know if the billionaire owner of Al Hilal knows who he’s talking to here.  

 

Slim is one of the deadliest number 9s in world football, as the stats from his time at Sporting testify.

 

At Leicester he has a typically excellent goals-per-minutes ratio, and would have both played and scored more but for club politics, which demand the Sheffield-born striker Vardy starts 90% of games.

 

If Al Hilal’s owner can whisk Slim away from Leicester for a cent under €30 he’d be seen as the Daniel Levy (no faith-based insult intended) of Arabian football. And it’d be the perfect riposte to that upstart club, Al Nassr.

 

Of course on behalf of all Leicester fans, we hope you fail miserably and that Slim stays with us and plays more often with his friend and brother, Jamie Vardy??

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23 minutes ago, FIF said:

You do keep banging on with this same line and you've been shown many times that we've spent the cash on a group of players which make the team far better than a single riyad from the last  seasons.

 

Maddison alone looks better than anything we've seen from Mahrez since his head got too big for Leicester.

Lets judge that when he actually plays against Premier league teams

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25 minutes ago, Steve Earle said:

Don’t know if the billionaire owner of Al Hilal knows who he’s talking to here.  

 

Slim is one of the deadliest number 9s in world football, as the stats from his time at Sporting testify.

 

At Leicester he has a typically excellent goals-per-minutes ratio, and would have both played and scored more but for club politics, which demand the Sheffield-born striker Vardy starts 90% of games.

 

If Al Hilal’s owner can whisk Slim away from Leicester for a cent under €30 he’d be seen as the Daniel Levy (no faith-based insult intended) of Arabian football. And it’d be the perfect riposte to that upstart club, Al Nassr.

 

Of course on behalf of all Leicester fans, we hope you fail miserably and that Slim stays with us and plays more often with his friend and brother, Jamie Vardy??

Bas Dos

 

2012–2016 VfL Wolfsburg 85 (36)
2016– Sporting CP 61

(61)

 

Jonas

2011–2014 Valencia 113 (36)
2014– Benfica 110 (99

 

 

Do you see a running theme here

 

Didnt read the top line thought it was your post

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, buzzer_b said:

Can’t see us getting much more than half of what we paid for him if he goes.

At this point even half his initial fee would pay for a new CB and his wages off books might cover the wages of two other players. Worth it.

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20 hours ago, Steve Earle said:

Don’t know if the billionaire owner of Al Hilal knows who he’s talking to here.  

 

Slim is one of the deadliest number 9s in world football, as the stats from his time at Sporting testify.

 

At Leicester he has a typically excellent goals-per-minutes ratio, and would have both played and scored more but for club politics, which demand the Sheffield-born striker Vardy starts 90% of games.

 

If Al Hilal’s owner can whisk Slim away from Leicester for a cent under €30 he’d be seen as the Daniel Levy (no faith-based insult intended) of Arabian football. And it’d be the perfect riposte to that upstart club, Al Nassr.

 

Of course on behalf of all Leicester fans, we hope you fail miserably and that Slim stays with us and plays more often with his friend and brother, Jamie Vardy??

I know he doesn't fit in our plans but 25 quid is pretty cheap.

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20 hours ago, FIF said:

You do keep banging on with this same line and you've been shown many times that we've spent the cash on a group of players which make the team far better than a single riyad from the last  seasons.

 

Maddison alone looks better than anything we've seen from Mahrez since his head got too big for Leicester.

Let Maddison play a a season of games in the PL first before you claim the above, he's showed some nice touches in the friendlies, but not a lot of end product as yet.

 

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