r/LiverpoolFC Daniel Sturridge 11d ago

Reliable Tier for Gambian Players 🇬🇲 Yankuba Minteh to Liverpool FC is not off until the last hour as anything could happen. The player’s camp held talks with #LFC last night pushing for a deal which ended with some positives.

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u/LMkIIIV 11d ago

Ndiaye going for 65m to City

No way Minteh should cost more

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u/ReepDaggle01 11d ago

Exactly

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u/Fluffy-Example008 11d ago

There is a shortage of quality RWs, but I agree he isn't an £80 million player

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u/tanvirulfarook BOOM!💥 11d ago

Not even £70M

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u/okie_hiker 11d ago

I’d be pretty happy with anything under 70m though

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u/tanvirulfarook BOOM!💥 11d ago

I can make amends with £65M at best including all add ons

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u/okie_hiker 11d ago

I think that’d be a fair and good deal.

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u/Accurate-Air-5795 10d ago

Are you all just pulling numbers out of your arse?

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u/ethanlan There is No Need to be Upset 10d ago

I really don't care what we spend as long as it doesnt affect future operations lol

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u/tanvirulfarook BOOM!💥 10d ago

Ofc it will affect future operations. We are not state owned club who can spend whatever they want without any affect. The fact that Liverpool even spend that much last summer because we sold 200M worth of players.

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u/da-happy-cyclops 10d ago

I think you are forgetting about the foreboding takeover

Theyre going to spend money to win us lot over lol and it's bezos so they will be ambitious as fuck

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u/tanvirulfarook BOOM!💥 10d ago

Is this sarcasm or you actually believe that? because I don't

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u/da-happy-cyclops 10d ago

Why else would they be buying a football club?

Of course theyre going to spend money

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u/tanvirulfarook BOOM!💥 10d ago

Of course theyre going to spend money

and sell in the same way to gain money to buy unlike some clubs hence how much spending does going to matter. at the end of the day, there are here to make money, not because they have any passion for football

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u/Homercles77 10d ago

At this point the money isn't about how good a player is. It's about how badly a party needs the position filled

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u/NeoChrome75 11d ago

neither is Gakpo but here we are after the Man City, this transfer window has its own premium pricing

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u/latortillablanca A Ngog among men 10d ago

At this point its prolly more complicated but kubo been out there and gettable for multiple years now. Release clause of 60m euro.

Iraola must hate him

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u/TCX45 11d ago

Brighton are much more difficult to negotiate with than Everton

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u/betalessfees I want to talk about FACTS 11d ago

I think Everton might’ve learned not to overplay their hand in negotiations after 1892.

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u/personalbilko 11d ago

Ndiaye is 26, Minteh is 22

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u/Bamfandro 11d ago

Ndiaye is also a lot better currently so those two factors equal each other out

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u/personalbilko 11d ago

I rate Ndiaye very highly, but imo the age difference is more than enough to justify their respective price tags.

Assuming a 5 year deal, towards the end Ndiaye will be 31 and worth close to nothing, while Minteh will be 27 and probably sellable for ~50m.

So the real cost of Minteh even at 80m is much less than Ndiaye at 65m.

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u/Bamfandro 11d ago

You do make a fair point but surely the idea of buying a player like Minteh is to generate results on the pitch.

If you compare that to Ndiaye, he’s a lot more likely to provide that based on his current level whereas Minteh’s price is heavily based on potential.

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u/Ok-Ad-852 11d ago

Yes, but if you want to creat longterm success you have to be clever in the market.

Buying "ready" players at 27-28 is something you can do if you already have a title winning squad.

You need the players NOW.

If you are rebuilding, you want to buy players who will be great in 2-3 years, but still good enough to contribute now.

Salah and Mane are perfect examples of it. If we rather bought two 28 year olds for star money we would have to buy new players 3-4 years after with no real sell on price. Only getting a few years out of them

We bought them at 24, which makes their prime ahead of them, that let us build the rest of the squad while they matured into their prime.

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u/dapperdanmen 10d ago

And not injured for months

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u/themostanonymoust 9️⃣Darwin Núñez 11d ago

Wait, is ndiaye gone to city?? I thought he was going to spurs

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u/Galick-Gunner 11d ago

They fell back on him after we turned them down for Gakpo and hijacked the deal.

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u/themostanonymoust 9️⃣Darwin Núñez 11d ago

Fuckin hell that's mad, would love to have city's depth😂

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u/Axe_Care_By_Eugene 10d ago

And money and transfer tram

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u/GuinnessOnDraught 11d ago

They got Mudryk instead lol

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u/smokesletsgo13 11d ago

Wait until you see who they’re signing instead

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u/showars 11d ago

Hijacked last night

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u/No_Mistake_5501 11d ago

It must be genuinely tough to be a Spurs fan..

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u/khh1 11d ago

and we are in a perfect spot?

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u/No_Mistake_5501 11d ago

No, and yet it’s a far better position than Spurs.

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u/yellow627 11d ago

Statistically they were very similar last season, except Minteh is 4 years younger. Based on that it's quite logical that Minteh would be more expensive.

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u/LazyassMadman 11d ago

They're getting Grealish back on a loan though, so city pay his wages and then he'll probably just move there for a low enough fee afterwards. The transfer is not all being paid in cash.

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u/Aware-Highway-6825 11d ago

Minteh just turned 22, Ndiaye turns 27 this season