[Albion] Mathew Sorinola

[lawros left foot]

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/s...ace-for-long-term-service-of-efl-starlet/amp/

I’m a bit confused about this one, have we singed him, have Union singed him, has anyone singed him?

 

[Swansman]

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/s...ace-for-long-term-service-of-efl-starlet/amp/

I’m a bit confused about this one, have we singed him, have Union singed him, has anyone singed him?

Isnt it pretty clear if you read it?

It is a rumour - "a source has exclusively revealed to Football League World" - and if the rumour is true, he is signing for Brighton but going on loan to Union - "will play for Royale Union Saint-Gilloise in 2021/22 in Belgium before linking up with Brighton from 2022 onwards".

edit: Apparently might be a wee bit more complicated with TB possibly abusing the system a little bit.

 

[lawros left foot]

Okay

 

[SAC]

Sounds like he will be bought then loaned out for a season.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Looking at their forum, they think USG have signed him to get around paying compensation that we would have to pay.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Search on Twitter shows the Old Firm interested. Usual Chinese Whispers by the look of it.

 

[Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo]

Looking at their forum, they think USG have signed him to get around paying compensation that we would have to pay.

If this is true and we’d done it to any other club lower down the pyramid I’d be annoyed, but Franchise FC, **** em.

 

[Driver8]

Seems to be the case that USG are signing him on a three year deal, same as the young Chelsea striker Marcel Lewis they signed earlier this week.

Also talk of a couple of Albion youngsters going on loan.

It seems that despite all the denials about links TB is going to use USG as an Albion B team and if any of these youngsters make it they will be on their way to the Amex.

 

[Stat Brother]

Seems to be the case that USG are signing him on a three year deal, same as the young Chelsea striker Marcel Lewis they signed earlier this week.

Also talk of a couple of Albion youngsters going on loan.

It seems that despite all the denials about links TB is going to use USG as an Albion B team and if any of these youngsters make it they will be on their way to the Amex.

The only reason for buying the club, in the first place.

 

[Postman Pat]

Andy Naylor seems to think he has already signed for USG

[tweet]1392482127803994113[/tweet]

Teamtalk too....

https://www.teamtalk.com/news/exclusive-mk-dons-ace-agrees-belgian-move-celtic-rangers-miss-out

It is also believed at least two Brighton youngsters will join on season-long loans.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The only reason for buying the club, in the first place.

Indeed.

And I do hope nobody posts 'well, Tony didn't say when he bought the club this was part of his plans'. Followed by 'The club doesn't tell us anything these days. Football isn't the same anymore'.

 

[schmunk]

I think he'll fit right in...



https://www.mkdons.com/teams/first-team/defender/matthew-sorinola/

 

[vagabond]

There’s going to be more like this.

Tony will be buying them for USG and if they pass the test there Brighton get a free player essentially. This will also help for any work permit shenanigans.

There’s another young Chelsea lad out of contract being talked about going to USG this summer.

 

[Postman Pat]

USG confirmed

[tweet]1393128701668196356[/tweet]

 

[Goldstone1976]

I think he'll fit right in...

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https://www.mkdons.com/teams/first-team/defender/matthew-sorinola/

Ouch.

But also

 

[Hugo Rune]

There’s going to be more like this.

Tony will be buying them for USG and if they pass the test there Brighton get a free player essentially. This will also help for any work permit shenanigans.

There’s another young Chelsea lad out of contract being talked about going to USG this summer.

Hopefully, this should see us being able to take punts on League One players like Toney rather than throwing them into a Premier League squad too early.

I wonder if a season in the Belgium 1st division would be too low of a level for Connolly, Karbo or Zeqiri?

 

[Beanstalk]

Looking at their forum, they think USG have signed him to get around paying compensation that we would have to pay.

This isn't true. It's just a different system. It's more of a fixed rate if you transfer overseas than an agreed amount between clubs due to FIFA's guidelines.

Training compensation is due when: a professional is transferred between clubs of two different associations (whether during or at the end of his contract) before the end of the season of his 23rd birthday.
As a general rule, to calculate the training compensation due to a player’s former club(s), it is necessary to take the costs that would have been incurred by the new club if it had trained the player itself.

Using a calculator it looks as though we will have paid somewhere in the region of £420,000 for Sorinola. £240,000 to Fulham and £180,000 to MK Dons.

Apart from having a fixed fee over an agreed (and potentially going to a tribunal) fee, the real difference between us signing him and USG signing him is in timing. Players can sign a new contract with teams abroad from January 1st whereas domestically they have to wait until their contract has ended (officially). We know that we reportedly were interested in Jan, and so were Leeds and West Ham. Through USG we are able to offer stability, with a pathway to the Premier League, to a young player in an uncertain time that domestic clubs are not able to.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

The only reason for buying the club, in the first place.

Of course. Why else would he buy a lower division league team in Belgium?

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I wonder if a season in the Belgium 1st division would be too low of a level for Connolly, Karbo or Zeqiri?

Possibly, but if they do well, and in the case of Connolly and Zeqiri, they bag a hat full of goals, it will do their confidence an amazing amount of good.

 

[rippleman]

edit: Apparently might be a wee bit more complicated with TB possibly abusing the system a little bit.

I know you are no fan of our club and are only here as the Potter fanboy but suggesting that Mr Chairman is "abusing the system" is a step too far.

That's the kind of comment I would only expect from the thickos up the road.

You have heard about the internet and the way it operates haven't you? That kind of rumour and speculation can quickly get out of hand.

Present evidence that Mr Chairman is "abusing the system" or retract and apologise.