[Albion] Darwin Núñez

[Stat Brother]

in competition with atletico madrid and valencia? I think we know what happens with this one!

keep


the


faith.

 

[Gwylan]

still not done with this one, apparently:
http://sportwitness.co.uk/brighton-still-chasing-centre-forward-will-return-signing-2022/

A release clause of 100m euros? ... Moves quickly along

 

[macbeth]

A release clause of 100m euros? ... Moves quickly along

I think we are if there is any truth in the release clause of 100 million Euros

his release clause has ALWAYS been that amount. They were obviously prepared to accept a lot less than that in the summer, though not as little as what we reportedly offered, evidently

 

[Icy Gull]

his release clause has ALWAYS been that amount. They were obviously prepared to accept a lot less than that in the summer, though not as little as what we reportedly offered, evidently

I hope Newcastle don’t have him on their radar

 

[Farehamseagull]

I hope Newcastle don’t have him on their radar

If the new people running the football side of things at the Saudi's know what they're doing, then he is EXACTLY the type of player they should be signing.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

If the new people running the football side of things at the Saudi's know what they're doing, then he is EXACTLY the type of player they should be signing.

Yes ... and then there will be another player who, without fail, always scores against us.

 

[Springal]

If he won't come to us now - no chance he goes to Newcastle.

 

[GT49er]

keep


the


faith.

and

keep

your

£100M

where

it

is

Tony

 

[GT49er]

his release clause has ALWAYS been that amount. They were obviously prepared to accept a lot less than that in the summer, though not as little as what we reportedly offered, evidently

Maybe, but as he's doing well there they'll want to keep him - or at least double their money.

 

[Swansman]

Not coming to Brighton and regarding his buyout fee, no one is going to pay £100m for him so he'll go for quite a bit less than that. Newcastle is not a bad guess. Success far from guaranteed, but unquestionably a very talented player.

 

[Pavilionaire]

He is an exciting player but we cannot afford to be played a third time - we cannot compete in the market he is now in.

Where we can compete is bidding for those emerging players in Europe's decent leagues, and if USG reach the Champions League then Tony will have a stronger hand to play too.

 

[Hugo Rune]

I hope Newcastle don’t have him on their radar

Or Spurs with the Kane money they might get in January.

 

[Icy Gull]

Or Spurs with the Kane money they might get in January.

True, I think that ship has sailed and it’s no longer even in sight

 

[stewart_weir]

He will want Champions League.. my bet - he will go to Athletico Madrid. Time to end this thread

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

He will want Champions League.. my bet - he will go to Athletico Madrid. Time to end this thread

Hmm yeh. The Nunez to Brighton question is now similar in nature to the Scarlett Johannsen to Nobby Cybergoat question

 

[Bodian]

Hmm yeh. The Nunez to Brighton question is now similar in nature to the Scarlett Johannsen to Nobby Cybergoat question

As in - never interested in the first place, or interested and turned down 2-3 times??

 

[Worried Man Blues]

True, I think that ship has sailed and it’s no longer even in sight

Where's the flat earth society when you need them..............

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

As in - never interested in the first place, or interested and turned down 2-3 times??

As in full on restraining order

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

If he won't come to us now - no chance he goes to Newcastle.

Providing Newcastle survive the drop this season, and l believe that they will, they will be a completely different proposition next time around, when they will have had two full transfer windows to buy new players and bed them in, plus with a new, and presumably proven, manager pulling the strings.

I could well understand the player choosing Newcastle over Brighton to be honest.

 

[Springal]

Providing Newcastle survive the drop this season, and l believe that they will, they will be a completely different proposition next time around, when they will have had two full transfer windows to buy new players and bed them in, plus with a new, and presumably proven, manager pulling the strings.

I could well understand the player choosing Newcastle over Brighton to be honest.

Maybe, but you're right probably in 18 months time, but I doubt in January and even next Summer depending on where they are at has to be a concern.