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Eddie Nketiah (Out)
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Country: England
Is it too little? A 22 year old on the last year of his contract who has never scored double figures in a season. You have to take what you can get given his contract situation, otherwise you lose him on a free.
Country: Norway
The sell-on clause is important. At this stage, we are not in a good position to haggle over the fee. £13m + 20% sell-on is probably as good as it gets.
Dutch D
Well-Known Member & FPL Champion 19/20
I think so, he has proper goal instinct which is kind of rare nowadays. Also, the striker market at pretty much every level is very poor.
But £15m+sell-on or like @GoonerJeeves says £13m+sell-on should be alright.
I do rate Nketiah, though, but he's not good enough for us.
Country: England
At this point you just get them out. £10m is fine. If we get a similar fee for Nelson, do it. Get Bellerin and Torreira out on loan, give Kolasinac away etc.
Last week of the window clubs know teams need to get rid of players, you don’t haggle now.
Last week of the window clubs know teams need to get rid of players, you don’t haggle now.
Country: England
I don’t think it is. We hold out for money, the clubs walk away then we’re stuck with these players and the fans complain more.
Anyone the fans typically have had enough of can get sold for 10 mil or less but Edu or whoever keeps messing it up.
There's like a week left in the window, he has no role in our squad anymore, we need money, and let's be real, he's 22 and he hasn't done anything in senior football. 10m is fine, put in a sell-on % and sell him.
ArsenalInMyHeart
This is your brain on ITK addiction
Just sell him for 10mil. We don't have enough time, we need to shift them asap and buy some new player who can improve us
Dutch D
Well-Known Member & FPL Champion 19/20
Fair points. I just want us to get rid of the reputation/mentality that we sell everything on the cheap, but our leadership is probably not capable of more.
IstraBalagina
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10m is generous
Tomb Bombadil
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I think £10m is a good price for him. What we should looking for is a 25% sell on clause or buy back.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
Nketiah has barely played all year. At this point you'd bite their hands off for 10m, the same goes for Nelson.
We where close to selling Xhaka for 15-17m and he plays every week. We've got no right really to demand 20m for guys not even playing.
We where close to selling Xhaka for 15-17m and he plays every week. We've got no right really to demand 20m for guys not even playing.
HairSprayGooners
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If they don't end up selling and £10M is the offer on the table that is absolutely disastrous. One year left ffs just get the £10M in.
samshere
Why so serieuse?
Striker + English player tax means that Nketiah is worth 20m even if he doesn't play. Though I'd settle for 15m seeing as he's in the last year of his contract.
HairSprayGooners
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Not worth £20M right now. £10-15M is fair I think we will settle on 10 in the end.
Country: Scotland
Player:Gabriel
We only got about 22m for Willock and he was the most in form players in the league. I think Arteta probably has Nketiah down as our 3rd choice striker and he's sat about most of the year. If we don't even rate him that highly why would other clubs want to pay 20m for him?
I think 15 is fair. He is home grown guys. I know he is in the last year.
I'd say Ben Whites true value is about 35 million. The HG tax adds the 15 million. Eddie for 15 million is fair. 10 million + appearance based add ons in 5 million like we did with Ramsdale.
10 million flat is just silly.
HairSprayGooners
My brother posted it ⏩
I'd be happy with something around £12M. Key thing is he has interest and we won't not sell given the contract situation.
Country: England
Late with the free content, sorry my brothers and sisters.
theathletic.com
Ornstein: Palace want Arsenal's Nketiah for £10m, personal terms hold up West Ham's Zouma move, Ward-Prowse's pay record
Arsenal face a tricky decision over Eddie Nketiah, with Palace keen, while West Ham and Chelsea reach verbal agreement over Kurt Zouma move
theathletic.com
By David Ornstein
Arsenal’s disappointing start to the new Premier League season has left them 19th in the table, pointless and goalless following losses to Brentford and Chelsea.
First-choice strikers Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexander Lacazette missed the 2-0 defeat at Brentford having tested positive for COVID-19, and with Eddie Nketiah nursing an ankle issue, their opening match saw 20-year-old Folarin Balogun make his first league start for the club.
Lacazette remained unavailable as Arsenal fell at home to Chelsea by the same scoreline. Aubameyang and Balogun came on as second-half substitutes but could not influence the result.
It makes the timing of Nketiah’s injury particularly unfortunate and in the background, Arsenal have a significant decision to make about his future.
There were high hopes for the England youth international after he made a move from Chelsea to Arsenal’s academy as a teenager in 2015 and progressed towards the senior set-up with a promising goalscoring record.
However, Nketiah’s opportunities have been limited and there is no sign of the 22-year-old extending a contract that expires next summer. Unless that changes, Arsenal will need to sell him in the next 10 days or in January, or face losing him as a free agent at the end of the campaign.
The Athletic understands Brighton explored recruiting Nketiah as part of the deal that took Ben White in the opposite direction for £50 million earlier this month.
That did not appeal to Arsenal as they focused on tying Nketiah to fresh terms, which has so far proved unsuccessful — the proposal was turned down — and Brighton is now an unlikely option.
It opened the door to other suitors, including Crystal Palace, and they are believed to be ready to pay around £10 million for the forward as Patrick Vieira aims to continue strengthening his squad.
Such a valuation is said to be shared by an unnamed team in Germany, who are thought to have seen two approaches knocked back as Arsenal attempt to achieve a price of around £20 million.
Nketiah found the net six times in 29 appearances across all competitions in 2020-21 and has a total of 13 goals in 65 games since breaking into the first team. He spent the first half of 2019-20 on loan at Leeds United, scoring five goals in 19 matches.
Arsenal’s disappointing start to the new Premier League season has left them 19th in the table, pointless and goalless following losses to Brentford and Chelsea.
First-choice strikers Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexander Lacazette missed the 2-0 defeat at Brentford having tested positive for COVID-19, and with Eddie Nketiah nursing an ankle issue, their opening match saw 20-year-old Folarin Balogun make his first league start for the club.
Lacazette remained unavailable as Arsenal fell at home to Chelsea by the same scoreline. Aubameyang and Balogun came on as second-half substitutes but could not influence the result.
It makes the timing of Nketiah’s injury particularly unfortunate and in the background, Arsenal have a significant decision to make about his future.
There were high hopes for the England youth international after he made a move from Chelsea to Arsenal’s academy as a teenager in 2015 and progressed towards the senior set-up with a promising goalscoring record.
However, Nketiah’s opportunities have been limited and there is no sign of the 22-year-old extending a contract that expires next summer. Unless that changes, Arsenal will need to sell him in the next 10 days or in January, or face losing him as a free agent at the end of the campaign.
The Athletic understands Brighton explored recruiting Nketiah as part of the deal that took Ben White in the opposite direction for £50 million earlier this month.
That did not appeal to Arsenal as they focused on tying Nketiah to fresh terms, which has so far proved unsuccessful — the proposal was turned down — and Brighton is now an unlikely option.
It opened the door to other suitors, including Crystal Palace, and they are believed to be ready to pay around £10 million for the forward as Patrick Vieira aims to continue strengthening his squad.
Such a valuation is said to be shared by an unnamed team in Germany, who are thought to have seen two approaches knocked back as Arsenal attempt to achieve a price of around £20 million.
Nketiah found the net six times in 29 appearances across all competitions in 2020-21 and has a total of 13 goals in 65 games since breaking into the first team. He spent the first half of 2019-20 on loan at Leeds United, scoring five goals in 19 matches.
MiiTek
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£15M DONE !
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