How much £££ for BR in transfer window.

[Vestan Pance]

1 hour ago, davieG said:

Do we actually use Top's money now I thought it was all down to profits and loans. Certain they said the aim was to be self supporting.

You're right, with FFP it's pretty much impossible for owners to pump in money that they've no hope of getting back.......well, unless you can hide it under the patio for 5 years then it's perfectly within the rules.

[Beechey]

3 minutes ago, Vestan Pance said:

You're right, with FFP it's pretty much impossible for owners to pump in money that they've no hope of getting back.......well, unless you can hide it under the patio for 5 years then it's perfectly within the rules.

Our shirt and stadium sponsorships are up for renewal soon, right? Would have thought with a team semi-regularly getting into European competitions, the income from them could be justifiably higher.

[jonthefox]

One big sale per season isn't it?

[That_Dude]

40-50M plus anything we can from eventual sales.

 

Spending big this summer would be ideal but I just can't see it happening.

 

Hopefully the scouts didn't have a half season as a bad as the team.

[The Horse's Mouth]

Wont spend big now top 4 is dead 

[themightyfin]

Net spend will be between 0-10m i would think. Hardly any clubs will be buying. 

[jonthefox]

Just now, themightyfin said:

Net spend will be between 0-10m i would think. Hardly any clubs will be buying. 

If clubs are in trouble , then maybe now's the time to buy. Bargain hunting and all that. 

[themightyfin]

Just now, pmcla26 said:

Inevitable someone goes then. No way we only spend £10m this summer with the investment the squad needs. 

Then I think you will be very disappointed.  For someone to go for the money we would want there has to be a buyer. 

[sacreblueits442]

40 minutes ago, Spudulike said:

Rather spend the £60-£80 million on expanding the stadium. I don't think we'll need to spend massively on players just to keep up with the other top half PL clubs (as they most likely won't be). 

...rather strange way of looking at this!!!

Upgrading the stadium now would make little sense, the revenue we would receive from more gate receipts is nowhere near the monies can could be garnered by qualification to the Champions League.

  The monies for the upgrade will be from our final position in the league a top 6 finish would give us the finance we would need in order to meet the stadium requirement.

 An investment in the squad this summer, especially a pacy  Right Winger would have more or less alleviated the problems we encountered this season with deep lying teams.

  Any investment in the ground,  against investment in the squad, at this moment, would be foolhardy.

[GingerrrFox]

Loans and Free agents are realistically where we are looking unless we can shift players which is looking less and less likely. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again but the below are very real issues:

 

1) New Training ground

2) Us still trying to comply with FFP

3) King Power being severely affected by COVID-19 

[coolhandfox]

I think there is some value to be had in the free transfer and loan market.

 

Hopefully we can see some more Academy lads breaking thought and improving the squad that way! 

 

Edited 20 July 2020 by coolhandfox

[Chocolate Teapot]

Lot of European clubs quite skint, could be interesting to see how it works. The PL clubs are generally quite financially secure. Valencia have put their whole squad up for sale

[KFS]

Slap a huge King Power logo on the stand at the new training ground and price it up

at 300m.

 

Not like it hasn’t been done before 

[Leicester_Loyal]

29 minutes ago, themightyfin said:

Net spend will be between 0-10m i would think. Hardly any clubs will be buying. 

Really? I assumed it would be a lot more than that, understandable if so though.

 

Cheers for the info

[coolhandfox]

4 minutes ago, Abrasive fox said:

Lot of European clubs quite skint, could be interesting to see how it works. The PL clubs are generally quite financially secure. Valencia have put their whole squad up for sale

I think there will be some bargains to be had as clubs look to slash there wages bills.

 

Not many leagues have a TV deal like the PL, having no fans will effect some clubs massively!

[Lesta Legend]

27 minutes ago, themightyfin said:

Then I think you will be very disappointed.  For someone to go for the money we would want there has to be a buyer. 

Assuming net spend will therefore include the £80 million from sale of Maguire. And if what you're saying is true, which seems feasible, then we'll look at cashing in on Chillwell, so assuming we'll have room to spend a little within a deflated market. 

[themightyfin]

6 minutes ago, Lesta Legend said:

Assuming net spend will therefore include the £80 million from sale of Maguire. And if what you're saying is true, which seems feasible, then we'll look at cashing in on Chillwell, so assuming we'll have room to spend a little within a deflated market. 

My point being no club is going to pay what we want for Chillwell in a deflated market.

The Maguire money went on the  BR contract and agents fees took half of that and we would not have got all the money up front anyway.

Your not going to see any of the Maguire money.Its done. 

Frees and loans are going to be 90% of the transfer business in the market this year i would think and we will be no different. 

Clubs will be concentrating on securing players on long term contracts rather than risking money in the market i would think. 

Our net spend will be minimal. 

 

[volpeazzurro]

Without Champions League football I think we'll spend considerably less than people think in the current climate. I think we'll treat the Europa League no differently than the League or FA Cup as a top Premiership position will again the main objective. I would suggest that even including any sales money, we won't spend much north of 50m. Without sales about 25-30. I think a lot of similar size clubs will be reluctant to spend big as there is a very real possibility that football will be halted again and revenue streams will potentially be lower.

[Jattdogg]

Not enough to be top 4.

 

I think this off season will show how the big clubs will spend large and further run away from the other 14+ clubs

Edited 20 July 2020 by Jattdogg

[Marshall Cockney Fox]

Just as long as you buy before you sell big. We will be quoted silly money for cross if we've trousered loads from the bromance twins

[Marshall Cockney Fox]

Just now, Marshall Cockney Fox said:

Just as long as you buy before you sell big. We will be quoted silly money for cross if we've trousered loads from the bromance twins

Dross

[foxile5]

If we can get some money back on Silva and Slimani that would bolster the coffers. 

 

How have they done in Monaco? 

[volpeazzurro]

Without Champions League football I think we'll spend considerably less than people think in the current climate. I think we'll treat the Europa League no differently than the League or FA Cup as a top Premiership position will again the main objective. I would suggest that even including any sales money, we won't spend much north of 50m. Without sales about 25-30. I think a lot of similar size clubs will be reluctant to spend big as there is a very real possibility that football will be halted again and revenue streams will potentially be lower.

[UniFox21]

2 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

If we can get some money back on Silva and Slimani that would bolster the coffers. 

 

How have they done in Monaco? 

Big issue there is the Monaco boss has been replaced recently 

[Heymister2015]

On average we spend £80m during a summer window. I think that plus £20m by getting rid of dead wood hopefully! Then the fun begins. We a quality centre back and two quality wingers!!