That would be correct IMO, he was okay nothing more, but was beaten a couple of times, and looked quite rusty touch wise.
(Which of course he should do, given the time out).
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(Which of course he should do, given the time out).
Not Andy Naylor
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I'm not sure how the buy-back clause would work if we wanted to sign him from Stains. Would Chelsea have the right to match any offer from us, and that would be the end of it if they didn't? I presume the buy-back clause couldn't carry over?
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Coldeanseagull
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C'mon Icy, you know the rules on here....pedantry allowed, but no fact checking!
Icy Gull
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Only saying what my eyes frustratingly saw
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Depends on the actual terms of the buy back. It could be a chance for Chelsea to match any bid that Southampton accept for the player. Or it could be a set fee pre agreed between the two clubs.
If Chelsea don’t act and someone else buys the player the clause expires as Chelsea have effectively rejected the chance to trigger the clause.
The only thing I’m unsure on is if the player can be forced to join Chelsea. I’d doubt it under freedom to work laws so it could be that Chelsea match our bid but the player rejects them as he sees more game time/chance to develop with us (unlikely as Chelsea will just throw cash at him but it could happen).
I assume Chelsea have to match any offer made to Southampton by another club. That’s going to be a right pain for them this month as they look to correct their FFP for this current period.
227 BHA
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I actually think this is one transfer we don’t have to worry about Chelsea on - if we want him and we agree a fee with Stains and he want to join then Chelsea will just let that buy-back go
Southampton are very close to signing his replacement, again, ex-Chelsea.
Southampton set to sign former Chelsea defender Derrick Abu
The German-born former England U17 international, who also had interest from Crystal Palace, has brought out his own rap album going by the stage name of 'Cho$en', though wants to stay in football.
www.dailymail.co.uk
What happens in a buy back clause if 2 clubs ( present club and original club) agree a deal, but the player doesn’t want to return to the original club?
Doesn’t that make it dead in the water?
I’m not saying that this would happen in this case
Doesn’t that make it dead in the water?
I’m not saying that this would happen in this case
The Wizard
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He’s an excellent young player, yes he’s had a major injury but it’s not a recurring/muscle injury which is one I’d worry about, like Lamptey has had.
ACL injuries actually heal stronger than the original ligament so I doubt that’s anything to worry about, he stood out to me when he came on, rusty but technically very good and the sort of player RDZ would work well with
ACL injuries actually heal stronger than the original ligament so I doubt that’s anything to worry about, he stood out to me when he came on, rusty but technically very good and the sort of player RDZ would work well with
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Another Locadia but this time a defenderSouthampton are very close to signing his replacement, again, ex-Chelsea.
Southampton set to sign former Chelsea defender Derrick Abu
The German-born former England U17 international, who also had interest from Crystal Palace, has brought out his own rap album going by the stage name of 'Cho$en', though wants to stay in football.www.dailymail.co.uk
?I’ll download the album and let you know!Another Locadia but this time a defender
Baldseagull
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Yes, the club buying back would still need to agree terms with the player. If he doesn't want to move, he doesn't have to move, unless there is something in his contract with Saints, but I don't think that it would be lawful.
Not sure what happens in the case of the player moving to a 3rd club when the original club has a buy back, that either they don't want to exercise at that time, or can't agree terms with the player at that time. There is probably either a fixed amount due to the original club to allow the move to happen and compensate for the loss of their buy back option, or a fee dependent on games played, fee received, etc.
In Livramento's case, having not played much through injury, it may be that Chelsea are due less than they otherwise might have been.
Yeah, it would be dead. You can't make someone sign a contract and move somewhere they don't want to go.
albionalex
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Correct, that is an agreement only between Chelsea and Southampton.
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Newcastle in for him…. Damn