Sentences with phrase «sizeable fee»
The phrase "sizeable fee" means that the amount of money being charged or paid is significant or considerable in amount. Full definition
United are likely to have to pay a far more sizeable fee to the rich Russians to sign Garay, however, after he became a key part of the Andre Villas - Boas managed side who have dominated Russian domestic football this season and also look well placed to progress in the Champions League after a comfortable group draw, despite a midweek defeat to Bayer Leverkusen.
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De Bryne believes that had he been signed for a more sizeable fee than the # 6.7 m Chelsea paid Genk in January 2012, boss Jose Mourinho may have taken more notice of him.
In fact I'd be surprised if he leaves at all, unless either Man City or Real Madrid cough up a sizeable fee.
Di Maria has failed to have the impact expected of him at Manchester United this season, and needs to improve if he is to even begin to pay off some of the sizeable fee paid out for him.
The French outfit have a strong mix of youth and experience in their side, but make sure to draw on the resources of their youth academy to keep them in business as they often move the players on for a sizeable fee later on.
Tottenham consider the 17 goal Sevilla man as capable of firing the club into a Champions League spot, but will have to part with a sizeable fee.
With the World Cup next summer you would expect Van Dijk to be willing to play for the club despite his treatment, although Southampton could just be haggling for a sizeable fee.
Gabriel: Came from Villarreal for a sizeable fee.
The England striker has struggled with injury in the last few seasons, causing many fans to want the club to wipe their hands with the 26 year old, who could command a sizeable fee to help fund Jurgen Klopp's transfers.
Liverpool are understood to be relaxed over any possible transfer and it may take a sizeable fee for them to even consider letting him go.
City splashed out a sizeable fee for him to replace Dzeko in the squad, but with Aguero ahead of him in the pecking order, the Ivorian found it difficult to make an impact.
In this sense, privatization really is corporatization because the CMO lends its name and management expertise to a particular charter school for a sizeable fee.
This is where a publishing company promises to self - publish your book for a sizeable fee.
... apparently by levying a sizeable fee to merchants and requiring loads of proof that the products are legit.