Fulham developed him, it's only right that they should receive a big fee when he's sold. Also, I bet we would pay £40m, perhaps including add ons, if it came to it. We did for Sanchez, and Sessegnon is by all accounts the most attractive prospect in the Championship.
Yes, but it would have been prudent to keep some leverage so the player has some say in where he goes.
you are right --- there was a middle ground between being loyal to the club and getting your own options stuffed up....should have had a clause that could be activated for say 20 mill for both brothers. Fulham (owned by a billionaire by the way) do well and Sessegnon has real options not just Oil or Manchester or both
Yeah, I mean I probably got a bit ahead of myself. He really just jacked our potential fee way up.
He will not doubt have come to some sort of gentleman's agreement with Fulham that if a club comes in with a big offer he can go, as part of the contract stuff. They'll know they won't be able to hold onto him for much longer, and it's not like they're going to demand a world record fee.
Even if he sees out his contract, which obviously isn't going to happen, he will be only 20. Contract is until June 2020.
Theyre both left footed with fairly similar playing styles, unless we are purchasing Sessegnon with the intention of keeping him as a defender theyd be taking up a very similar role in the squad.
They play literally on the opposite sides of the pitch.
True enough, so I'll rephrase.
do u honestly think he'll be played on his natural side we dont do that with our wingers under poch. I gurentee when he makes his move to the prem with whoever and if he's played in an advanced position, he'll be played on the rightside.
I think Coco will head back to Italy this summer. For whatever reason, he seems happier there.
That depends on whether we see him as a wide forward or a wingback. Despite the widely held belief that he will inevitably transition further up the pitch, he has been played primarily as a left back this season and it seems to be the case that we are lining him up as Rose's successor. LWB is one of the rarest and most highly sought-after positions in world football at the moment so he wouldn't be doing his career a disservice by staying there, and they largely take up attacking positions in Pochettino's system anyway.
I don't know. Not all forwards play on the opposite side to their best foot. You could be right.
