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  1. Not sure about that I think he is a knock it past them type with an erratic delivery rather than a dribbler with a great cross though
  2. Michalski signed a contract in January, although as he has now turned 18, he can now sign a longer one * Him signing a contract in January was a strange one, as he turned 18 in March, so could have then signed a much longer deal
  3. Completely agree, if Rovers did similar to teams like Boro, and reinvested circa 70% of fees received, they would be in a much healthier position both on the pitch, and financially As it is, we would probably be thinking all of our Christmases have come at once if 17% was reinvested
  4. Depends what sort of wage he is on, If "some European semi pro side" cannot afford to match them, then he might fancy sitting things out, in which case we would need to pay his contract up * Sending him away on loan would not remove him from the esc calculation, he would need to be off the books completely
  5. Looks like the early bird is over if you can't see it, Although if it said until 4th then maybe try messaging Rovers to plead your case? roverstvsupport@streamamg.com
  6. Can't see that, he has Zetterstrom already there Trav to Derby though, is easy to envisage ๐Ÿ˜ž
  7. a couple of years out of date (due to how accounts are submitted/processed, financial years etc), & Rovers have downgraded a bit since these figures https://www.matchdayfinance.com/post/championship-financial-results-season-2023-24
  8. If Brittain went for ยฃ3.5M, you would think maybe ยฃ2.5M - ยฃ3M both English, same contract situation, Brittain probably a better footballer
  9. Morgan Whittaker has since surpassed him as their top earner, somewhere between ยฃ25K-ยฃ30K/week
  10. When was the last time you saw any fee (which wasn't ยฃ0) actually confirmed by either club? ยฃ3.5M after add ons according to Jackson The real question is how much of that is guaranteed? and how much of the guaranteed amount is up front?
  11. The Opta Supercomputer Strikes Back https://theanalyst.com/articles/championship-predictions-opta-supercomputer-2025-26
  12. Nothing there that wasn't said on here earlier, but puts it all in one thread
  13. that sounds borderline seen/not seen Don't they normally call it a day in the 20s or 30s?
  14. He is s useful player at this level, just not up to LaLiga/Premier League standard Ipswich & Sheff Utd also linked with him
  15. Pretty sure as he is already playing regularly in Britain (not England), he will already have a British work permit. As he has been with them for 3 years, they will have moved him to a standard work permit by now According to AI AI Overview +4 Scottish clubs do not have Elite Significant Contribution (ESC) slots like English clubs. The English football system uses ESC slots to allow clubs to sign a limited number of exceptional international players who don't automatically qualify for a Governing Body Endorsement (GBE) under the points-based system. While Scottish clubs can sign players from overseas, the process is different and not tied to the same ESC structure
  16. The first he mentioned Mafoumbi a few weeks ago was after Mafoumbi' s esc slot was mentioned in discussion on here Also, it would be remiss of him not not at least have a scan of this forum on a semi to fairly regular basis
  17. You can tell him reads this forum can't you ๐Ÿ˜‰ Hi Elliott
  18. Or out on loan at a decent enough level. If we can get him a National League loan (or below), then there are no restrictions with recalling him (in case of injuries/suspension to Toth) even outside of the transfer window
  19. I would suspect there will be an initial agreement for him to join in January once Toth/Kargbo work permit status can be changed, with an option to push it forwards if Rovers can offload Mafoumbi (seeing as he will apparently be unavailable anyway after a foot operation) https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/25363304.blackburn-rovers-transfer-latest-three-deals-close/ Blackburn Rovers transfer latest with three deals close Blackburn Rovers are finalising deals for Lewis Miller and Axel Henriksson, with both players set to join Valerien Ismaelโ€™s squad. Rovers fans have been eagerly awaiting official announcements over the weekend, with Callum Brittain joining Middlesbrough and Miller lined up to replace him. The Lancashire Telegraph understands that Brittainโ€™s deal should be officially confirmed on Monday afternoon. Likewise, the majority of Millerโ€™s move from Hibernian has been finalised. However, there is still a small club-to-club agreement that hasnโ€™t yet been reached and that is delaying an official announcement. Itโ€™s plausible that Brittainโ€™s move may not be confirmed until Rovers have finalised the last parts of Millerโ€™s deal but it is just a matter of time. Miller has passed his medical and once that agreement in full is secure, he will be a Rovers player, joining from Hibernian for a fee of around ยฃ1million, all-in. The Australian defender will be joined by Swedish midfielder Herinksson, who was the mystery player alluded to by Ismael when speaking to The LT on Saturday. The 23-year-old is in Lancashire putting the final touches to his move to Rovers too and will further bolster their options in the middle. Herinksson will be Roversโ€™ sixth summer signing, assuming heโ€™s confirmed after Miller, joining from Swedish top-flight club GAIS. It gives Ismael a wealth of midfield choice with Lewis Travis, Sondre Tronstad, Sidnei Tavares, Adam Forshaw and John Buckley already in the building. A deal for Moussa Baradji is also still on the table with negotiations ongoing. Buckley is expected to leave Rovers this window after a spate of new arrivals in his position. He was left out of the squad against NEC Nijmegen and needs to restart his career with a new club. Similarly, Aynsley Pears could move on too after he wasnโ€™t selected. Balazs Toth will be the number one goalkeeper for the upcoming season with Nick Michalski currently ahead of Pears in the pecking order. Share
  20. terminating his contract would also involve paying it up (or at least coming to a financial agreement on it), but he probably isn't on huge money, so is a possibility
  21. with an extra years option too! https://www.rovers.co.uk/news/2024/july/31/rovers-swoop-for-flying-frenchman/
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