Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
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Can both agree on that my feeling (and this is pure guesswork) is that the only way Trossard gets his move is for a lower transfer fee as however good he has been for us (and he has been good) he lacks the consistency for the big clubs that pay the big fees. My feeling is his behaviour in training and agents moves are all trying to create this situation and to force down the price as they know this will have gone up with the club triggering the extension.My bad in that case - I don't think it is a RDZ driven situation; I just think this Trossard driven situation could have been a lot better dealt with by everyone. If that is down to him or the club or both, I don't know, but it is obviously not optimal. It says itself that the value of a player decreases when it is publicly known that it would very likely create a proper wonky situation if he isn't sold or loaned out.
It’s poor from a player who knows the club do not stand in the way of moves when offers are made that suit both parties. I think the Albion publicly doubling down is them making it clear where they stand on these things when players try and have their cake and eat it