Sentences with phrase «big transfer market»

Man City / ManUtd have spent big, they are out of big transfer market.

United's biggest transfer market error this summer was, quite possibly, not fully following through on their interest in industrious Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal, who would add the work - rate and bite that the side's midfield is currently lacking — but reports suggest they could return for the Chilean in January.

Not exact matches

Forrec's bread and butter might be theme parks, but when a market is that big, it makes sense for Forrec to transfer its skills into a new domain.

Looking back at the big - money signings of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez, it is easy to realise that Wenger has indeed turned a corner in regards to his approach to the transfer market.

The first and most obvious would be if the Frenchman now goes into the transfer market and signs a big name top quality centre back and his words and about the BFG's injury on the Arsenal website suggest that he might, a lot of Gooners may just be quite happy about Mertesacker's knee problem.

Five exciting deals that are still alive for United and Louis van Gaal.Manchester United have again endured a frustrating summer in the transfer market after only managing to bring in Luke Shaw and Ander Herrera so far, despite links to so many big - name targets.

Low balling when bidding for big players does not count as transfer market «activity».

Need a big summer in transfer market and an injury free pre season.

He's talking about Arsenal going into the transfer market, and then put Arsenal along with Bayern, Madrid, Barca and said it's only natural for big clubs like this to bring in more players.

There has been a lot of debate and speculation about Arsenal and the striker situation and I am not only talking about the question of whether Arsene Wenger needs to enter the transfer market this summer in order to sign a replacement or cover for our big France international forward Olivier Giroud.

That is why most Arsenal fans expected big things in the transfer market this summer.

Arsenal are all too often criticised for their work in the transfer market, but the Gunners deserve some credit for not always pushing through for the big moves, with these three an example of expensive failures by some of their Premier League rivals...

Not only has Arsene Wenger finally had some decent money to spend in the transfer market following the Emirates stadium debt being paid off, but our big spending rivals Chelsea and Man City have had their wings clipped a bit by the Financial Fair Play rules that UEFA brought into action in 2009.

At the moment teams like Arsenal are fighting for the scraps remaining in the transfer market once the big clubs have had their fill.

To Thomas Tuchel's credit, he's been active in the transfer market himself in bringing in the likes of Ousmane Dembele, Marc Bartra and Emre Mor, but he'll certainly feel the loss of a player of Mkhitaryan's quality while Mourinho will be the biggest winner if a deal is secured.

Given their poor work in the last two transfer windows, Chelsea surely recognise they need to be a bit more bold in the market and go that extra mile to beat United and other rivals to big names such as this.

The reasons for the bigger stadium, The incoming extra cash that would supposedly make us an elite force who could compete with the bigger and richer clubs in the transfer market!?

It must also be noted that Arsenal do now have the money to compete with Europe's bigger clubs, it's just that Wenger is known for his fear of looking to the transfer market to solve all his problems.

Manchester United look set to bring in four more big names in the transfer market next summer, following on from the huge amounts spent by Louis van Gaal this year.

Athletico - I see them as having a similar philosophy in the transfer market to what Wenger historically has had (pre-stadium move & big signings - Ozil / Sanchez, in particular so far).

No one should be suprised with the same old same old, it's arsenal as we've been conditioned to accept them, a supposedly big club giving a first class example of how not to do business in the transfer market.

Linked with a big move away from La Liga side Levante this summer, efforts like this one will surely make Navas hot properly in the transfer market after the World Cup.

Citeh and Chelski have been over paying for years which sadly sets the benchmark for pricing... so either we match them which ee cant or we have to be more clever in transfer market which is getting harder each year when even Everton are spending big!

Laudrup's side have begun the season in impressive fashion, thumping QPR, the summer's most active recruiters in the transfer market, 5 - 0 in the opening game and they followed up that result with another big win, 3 - 0, against West Ham before the 2 - 2 draw with Sunderland.

Arsene Wenger spoke the other day about how he is ready and willing to spend big money in the transfer market because Arsenal are now out of the financial restraints of building the new state of the art Emirates Stadium.

They did not appreciate that there were big money magnates who had taken over the likes of Chelsea and Man City and could afford to spend colossal sums of money in the transfer market.

Just a few are; the inability to handle the pressure of expectation, complacency, bottling it in the big games, Wenger's apparent reluctance to compete and spend the club's money in the transfer market and his insistence on playing a certain style of attractive football when a more pragmatic approach may serve us better.

Several sources suggest that Mata will not be short of suitors if he is allowed to leave Old Trafford this winter, and Louis van Gaal's work in the transfer market so far suggests he may have some big - name replacements in mind.

BBC Sport reported the Frenchman's move as a club - record purchase for Arsenal at the time, and that also came before the transfer market was significantly inflated by Neymar's big move from Barcelona to Paris Saint - Germain.

P.S: Unlikely but handy transfers: Chris Smalling (solid defender and in the market for a cut price), Ross Barkley (for the right price and could be an able successor to Cazorla), Wayne Rooney (not a bad move because at any age or in any form he is worth his place and his biggest strengths are captaincy, PL winning experience which Arsenal sorely need, and enormous hunger and grit).

# 22m won't be a lot to clubs like United and Chelsea, who have been among the biggest spenders in Europe in the transfer market in recent years.

Perhaps Arsene Wenger's biggest ever mistake in the transfer market, young Jeffers joined the Gunners for # 7m aged just 20, after three decent seasons for Everton.

While us fans are in the usual summer routine of waiting anxiously for the Frenchman to make some big waves in the transfer market and hopefully wading through a daily mountain of Arsenal transfer rumours, Wenger has got his feet up and is sipping a cocktail or two.

No doubt the Portuguese coach would be splurging big money in the transfer market and you would say that would make our own transfer business more difficult, but then again we never seem to challenge for the big name players anyway.

Whatever the case, Wenger has failed to seize yet another big opportunity in the transfer market and his passive approach continues to puzzle.

The next few weeks and months will be a crucial time for Arsenal in the transfer market which could have a big say in the potential future success of the club.

Kroenke's move to takeover the club amidst all this uncertainty may well be due to his intention to spend big in the coming years in the transfer market, in order to secure the future of the club, and to assure himself of all the rewards of such a splurge.

Fans are crying but he doesn't give a sh*t about us, nobody is bigger than the club but the way he does in the transfer market looked like he is bigger than anybody else at the club.

1st let me get this out of the way the transfer market today is made in such a way that everything is over priced with big spender like Barca / Real / Chelsea / Man U / Man C / PSG.

Now, as well as being our best player this season, the German playmaker may be doing Arsenal fans a big favour off the pitch as well, if I am right about his delay in signing a new deal being due to him waiting to see what the boss does in the transfer market this summer.

Yes we bought a striker in Lacazette for # 52m & a Left Back in Kolasnic at the start of the window to give the fans hope of a new approach to the transfer market — but somehow nothing else has happened bar a lot of smoke about Lemar coming & players leaving as our squad is too big!

Another recent report from Don Balon mentioned that De Gea is aware of interest from Real Madrid and could use that to influence United's work in the transfer market, requesting some big - name signings himself if he is to snub an offer from the Bernabeu.

When asked about the usual moneybags rivals splashing out in the transfer market, with new managers and new big - money signings, Per admitted that this campaign could be a difficult one for the Gunners.

But from what the club has already done in the transfer market since the end of the season, with the signing of Jamie Vardy from Leicester potentially hot on the heels of the big money transfer of Granit Xhaka, it does feel as though Wenger is doing things differently this summer.

Athletico - I see them as having a similar philosophy in the transfer market to what Wenger historically has had (particularly pre-stadium move & the additional policy of big signings).

FFP was supposed to be a valuable aid in using our relatively restored financial strength against the big guys in the transfer market this season.

Arsenal signings = Our most likeliest strategy is to wait on the the «bigger guns» to make major moves in the transfer market and hope we benefit from the domino effect.

There seems to be an numbers upsurge in the transfer market and most of the big clubs already have big talent in their ranks, so either way players are making way.

We were all expecting Wenger to want to go out with a bang and go big in the transfer markets of late, in a bid to win one or both of the major trophies before he retired, but what with the old boy being stubborn and delusional in his ways, he has yet again proven that he is slow to react to the obvious and With reality hitting him in the face (hard) with a big wet fish, it now seems as though Wenger will be overhauling his team during this summers transfer window.

If we are not a big club why are you pissed when we lose games we should win or do poorly in the transfer market.