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happy85

Net Spend

By happy85, in Leicester City Forum

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jeffschlupp

jeffschlupp

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Chilwell £45-50m

Diabate £1m

 

So £46-51m

 

Fofana £32m-£36m

Castagne £21.5m

Under £2.5m loan fee

 

So £56m-£60m

 

I think it's about £9-10m net on raw transfer fees, but it's never that simple given fees are amortized over contract lengths, bonuses and incentives we don't know about etc.

Sol thewall Bamba

Sol thewall Bamba

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Just now, jeffschlupp said:

Chilwell £45-50m

Diabate £1m

 

So £46-51m

 

Fofana £32m-£36m

Castagne £21.5m

Under £2.5m loan fee

 

So £56m-£60m

 

I think it's about £9-10m net on raw transfer fees, but it's never that simple given fees are amortized over contract lengths, bonuses and incentives we don't know about etc.

Must have got £5m at least for Silva.

Fox92

Fox92

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8 minutes ago, weller54 said:

Where do Villa get all their dosh from?

Cash injections, probably same as Everton.

 

In an ideal sitution you want to become self sufficient which is what we are atm.

coolhandfox

coolhandfox

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People need to be mindful of this when think we are going to be a regular top 6 side, challenging for honours. 

 

In my view since our return to PL we have punch above our weight.

Guest Chocolate Teapot

Guest Chocolate Teapot

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43 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Owners pumping it in. 

Which isn't sustainable, but a similar level of spend to us post our first season in the prem accounting for inflation. Next season we'll need to spend.

 

Fuchs, James, Slimani, Gray, Morgan will all leave so we'll need some reinforcements and lose about 12m off the wage bill.

 

New contracts for Soyuncu and Ricardo should be the priority for me.

rachhere

rachhere

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14 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

People need to be mindful of this when think we are going to be a regular top 6 side, challenging for honours. 

 

In my view since our return to PL we have punch above our weight.

We are currently funding the new training ground and then the stadium expansion. In time once those investments are paid for we will be able to invest more of our earnings in players, but by then we should have higher earnings with a bigger fan base and also will be in a better place to attract the top players. 

Babylon

Babylon

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1 hour ago, weller54 said:

Where do Villa get all their dosh from?

They are recently promoted, so it's very easy to spend money as the revenue increase compared to their outgoings is huge. It takes a few years to level off and or their wages to catch up with other clubs.

 

Owners could also be pumping in money of course. 

Phube

Phube

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2 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

EvErToN dOiNg A lEiCeStEr

Was just about to post the same! 

majaco

majaco

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59 minutes ago, Abrasive fox said:

Which isn't sustainable, but a similar level of spend to us post our first season in the prem accounting for inflation. Next season we'll need to spend.

 

Fuchs, James, Slimani, Gray, Morgan will all leave so we'll need some reinforcements and lose about 12m off the wage bill.

 

New contracts for Soyuncu and Ricardo should be the priority for me.

With the squad we have, the only replacement needed for those 5 would be a left back.  We also need a striker at some point before Vardy turns 40.

Guest Chocolate Teapot

Guest Chocolate Teapot

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4 minutes ago, majaco said:

With the squad we have, the only replacement needed for those 5 would be a left back.  We also need a striker at some point before Vardy turns 40.

Striker, left back, replacement for whichever big name goes.

KingsX

KingsX

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2 hours ago, davieG said:

Here's talksport's view of it

 

https://talksport.com/football/769494/

 

Burnley: Spent £1m, Sold £0

 

Their poor supporters.  Not only do you have to watch post-WWII football, their idea of “squad reinforcement” is buying trusses for aging British players.

Those who have been to Turf Moor -- when you enter the stadium, does your vision suddenly turn to black & white?

goose2010

goose2010

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2 hours ago, jeffschlupp said:

Chilwell £45-50m

Diabate £1m

 

So £46-51m

 

Fofana £32m-£36m

Castagne £21.5m

Under £2.5m loan fee

 

So £56m-£60m

 

I think it's about £9-10m net on raw transfer fees, but it's never that simple given fees are amortized over contract lengths, bonuses and incentives we don't know about etc.

Forana is up to 30m. 

Koke

Koke

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2 hours ago, davieG said:

Here's talksport's view of it

 

https://talksport.com/football/769494/

 

Big fan of Burnley spending £1m and selling £0m.

 

Burnley: Spent £1m, Sold £0

It’s been a quiet window for Sean Dyche’s side amid uncertainty surrounding the ownership of the club.

Dale Stephens was signed for £1m from Brighton but the main bit of business was to keep James Tarkowski amid interest from West Ham and Leicester.

coolhandfox

coolhandfox

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3 minutes ago, Koke said:

 

Big fan of Burnley spending £1m and selling £0m.

 

Burnley: Spent £1m, Sold £0

It’s been a quiet window for Sean Dyche’s side amid uncertainty surrounding the ownership of the club.

Dale Stephens was signed for £1m from Brighton but the main bit of business was to keep James Tarkowski amid interest from West Ham and Leicester.

Burnley taking football back to the 80's on and off the pitch....

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