Adama Traore

[BarcaOG]

Contrary to what many people believe, Bayern has their fair shares of transfer fumbles, blunders and failures but they are much more prudent and their financial situation is great for sure. That said, I think they will relatively decline in the future both within Germany and across Europe, as I think their grip on German talents will loosen a bit with more German players finding other options within Germany and abroad perhaps, and they too will have to compete against the state-owned clubs.

nice post. i always like your insights Luft

 

[gregorrin10]

It wont be just a loan. There is no reason for Wolves to agree to that.

Traore will sign in summer if arrives on loan now.

Strange player that on one day likes of Liverpool and City cant handle then next can barely pass a ball 5 yds v league fodder.

Well, well

 

[BarcaOG]

the funny thing about Adama is that his whole career was made by that one game against city

he nudges the ball off Fernandinho (i think?) and gives a nice assist back in 2020?

that is it, now hes at barca

 

[Valdario]

i don't think he can fit the bench with his muscles, we'll have puig crying in the corner

 

[JamDav1982]

Well, well

Would be surprised if this is just a loan with nothing else agreed in background.

Could be wrong lets see.

 

[Raki13]

Another joke signing , thankfully just a loan.

 

[BarcaOG]

does adama work out?

 

[DonAK]

It's been rumored Mendes has a shadow stake in Wolves, and he also brings in A LOT of his clients to them. So if he's willing to do a deal with us without an obligatory purchase at the end of the loan then I don't see the Wolves objecting.

 

[DonAK]

Nothing would make me happier than the bulb in Adama's brain suddenly turning bright. Would pay 30m easily for him in that case, but the chances of that are very small.

 

[MTL_Barca]

It's been rumored Mendes has a shadow stake in Wolves, and he also brings in A LOT of his clients to them. So if he's willing to do a deal with us without an obligatory purchase at the end of the loan then I don't see the Wolves objecting.

Yeah wouldn't suprise me if this deal heavily relies on Mendes. One of his clients going to Barca, while another of his clients is currently loaned from Barca to Wolves.

Maybe they agreed on basically doing a swap there in summer or something.

 

[BarcaOG]

Nothing would make me happier than the bulb in Adama's brain suddenly turning bright. Would pay 30m easily for him in that case, but the chances of that are very small.

honestly the 30m price tag scares me. no way hes worth that much


watch us offer 35 + variables tho

 

[jamrock]

Solid option off the bench I guess.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Nothing would make me happier than the bulb in Adama's brain suddenly turning bright. Would pay 30m easily for him in that case, but the chances of that are very small.

I think Adama has already reached his full potential, he won't improve. Hope im wrong though.

 

[vuji_31]

Trincao for Adama swap.

 

[Yannik]

Contrary to what many people believe, Bayern has their fair shares of transfer fumbles, blunders and failures but they are much more prudent and their financial situation is great for sure.

They do, Sanches comes to mind, and Coutinho and James for the wages and loan fees were also not great. But an important difference is that Bayern never really has these blunders on transfers that "desperately needed" to be good. Like Sanches flopped hard, but still they didn't indebt themselves to afford his signing and also him not working out affects the starting eleven little since he was just meant to be a prospect that might in the future enhance the squad.

Bayern never lost a key player and then brought in a replacement for a lot of money who carries the hopes of the world and then flops.

That said, I think they will relatively decline in the future both within Germany and across Europe, as I think their grip on German talents will loosen a bit with more German players finding other options within Germany and abroad perhaps, and they too will have to compete against the state-owned clubs.

Lothar Matth?us: "As long as Neuer, M?ller and Lewandowski are playing there will be no different champion."
The last ones of Bayern old guard are getting old and while there are still some great players at the club its not the same as 5-10 years ago with Robben, Ribery, Lahm, Schweinsteiger and those 3 all there. They might be better than in the 2000s, but I too think they will not remain with the oil clubs internationally and (at least) also loose a couple league seasons again.