I hope he gets the move. He clearly is not rated by our staff so might as well let him have a chance to revitalize HIS career. Time to be selfish Kyle and demand a move.
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Always seemed to look intimidated by his own team mates to be honest.
Good for the kid honestly. I'd be fine with a permanent move as long as we have some sort of sell on clause or right of first purchase.
I actually think you are right here. Sell to buy. No money outside of player sales available.We need to raise money for that striker.
Southampton confident on signing Walker-Peters ahead of Deadline Day
The south coast club are set to land defender Walker-Peters on an initial loan with talks ongoing over whether the deal will also include an option or obligation to buy for a fee of around £12m.
Southampton are confident of securing the signature of Kyle Walker-Peters before Friday's transfer deadline.
The south coast club are set to land defender Walker-Peters on an initial loan with talks ongoing over whether the deal will also include an option or obligation to buy for a fee of around £12m
I'll be sorry to see him go, as he is a Spur through-and-through, and I still don't think he was given a fair crack of the whip by Poch or Jose.
But I understand that for his own good, he needs to move on for his own well being and career. So I wish him well (apart from when he plays against us, obviously).
But I understand that for his own good, he needs to move on for his own well being and career. So I wish him well (apart from when he plays against us, obviously).
I understand the point of an option to buy, basically try before you buy, but why an obligation? With Lo Celso it was creative accounting to sweeten the deal for Betis but in most cases why wouldn't the buying club just buy the player outright if they are later obliged to anyway?
There's quite a few players we've signed on permanent deals that I wish had been set up as loans, think you know the ones I'm referring to!
Most of it is probably down to accounting reasons in some form or another.
Maybe to do with FFP.
Makes very good sense, we get a few quid, he gets minutes. We can asses if he's good enough,if yes he's in our plans for next season, if not his price goes up due to more playing time/experience.
And replacement for Aurier? Who will be the Right Back?
Tanganga maybe?
Tanganga is a CB. Maybe Foyth if the stays...
Tanganga has already played games for us at fullback