Transfer Talk/Gossip/Rumour Thread - Summer 2014 - Mod note in OP

0028673

Borini could be on his way to Sunderland

Tony Barrett @TonyBarretTimes · 13m
Sunderland have agreed a fee with Liverpool for Fabio Borini. The deal will be worth up to £14m if Borini can agree personal terms.

Washington Irving

0028673 wrote: »

Borini signs for Sunderland

Not yet.

Tony Barrett @TonyBarretTimes · 13m
Sunderland have agreed a fee with Liverpool for Fabio Borini. The deal will be worth up to £14m if Borini can agree personal terms.

Professional Griefer

14m?! Jesus..

Iused2likebusts

0028673 wrote: »

Borini signs for Sunderland

Tony Barrett @TonyBarretTimes · 13m
Sunderland have agreed a fee with Liverpool for Fabio Borini. The deal will be worth up to £14m if Borini can agree personal terms.

When is this all going to stop that is a crazy transfer fee.

5live

Iused2likebusts wrote: »

When is this all going to stop that is a crazy transfer fee.

Sshhhhh....

We are selling, not buying.

Huge discount, tbf:pac:

UnitedIrishman

14m?







*checks the price on Poyet to be first manager sacked*

0028673

Borini has potential but £14m is way too much. The TV money has really inflated the prices of players.

Iused2likebusts

5live wrote: »

Sshhhhh....

We are selling, not buying.

Huge discount, tbf:pac:

I suppose Andy Carroll cost 2.5 times that . Makes it a bargain for Sunderland.

ctrl-alt-delete

Worth up to £14million,

When you consider what Fulham paid for a Championship level striker and how crucial a player Borini was to Sunderland last season, I don't think it is crazy money.

A big fee for Sunderland, but they need quality and someone who has proven he can play the system would be a much better "gamble" than another target.

As a Sunderland season ticket holder I hope he can agree terms, I enjoyed watching him strut his stuff at Sunderland last year, and unlike many before him at Sunderland - I think he put all his heart into it.

Paully D

Hope he does well at Sunderland.

Iused2likebusts

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Worth up to £14million,

When you consider what Fulham paid for a Championship level striker and how crucial a player Borini was to Sunderland last season, I don't think it is crazy money.

A big fee for Sunderland, but they need quality and someone who has proven he can play the system would be a much better "gamble" than another target.

As a Sunderland season ticket holder I hope he can agree terms, I enjoyed watching him strut his stuff at Sunderland last year, and unlike many before him at Sunderland - I think he put all his heart into it.

Its one of those rare transfer deals when both sides are happy. Hope he does well.

Paully D

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Worth up to £14million,

When you consider what Fulham paid for a Championship level striker and how crucial a player Borini was to Sunderland last season, I don't think it is crazy money.

A big fee for Sunderland, but they need quality and someone who has proven he can play the system would be a much better "gamble" than another target.

As a Sunderland season ticket holder I hope he can agree terms, I enjoyed watching him strut his stuff at Sunderland last year, and unlike many before him at Sunderland - I think he put all his heart into it.

I'd agree with all of that.

Have we overpaid at a fee of £12m rising to £14m? Yes, but it's not overboard IMO. It's also worth remembering that Liverpool paid £10.5m for him and are not a charity shop. I'm sure they would have been happy to keep him around as a squad player. It's a cracking deal for them too.

Our squad needs a serious injection of quality which he provides, Borini fits Poyet's system perfectly, his workrate is ridiculously good and he and his fiancee appeared to enjoy their time in the north-east. As I'm sure our Newcastle neighbours will attest to, it's not always easy to attract good players to the area. It will also give the fans a statement signing that is much needed and get the whole city buzzing.

As an example, West Brom signed Brown Ideye for £10m. He might be really good, he might completely bomb. Sunderland know exactly what they're getting from Borini. It's worth the extra bit of money for that assurance.

Lets hope he agrees personal terms now!

Paully D

Paully D wrote: »

I'd agree with all of that.

Have we overpaid at a fee of £12m rising to £14m? Yes, but it's not overboard IMO. It's also worth remembering that Liverpool paid £10.5m for him and are not a charity shop. I'm sure they would have been happy to keep him around as a squad player. It's a cracking deal for them too.

Our squad needs a serious injection of quality which he provides, Borini fits Poyet's system perfectly, his workrate is ridiculously good and he and his fiancee appeared to enjoy their time in the north-east. As I'm sure our Newcastle neighbours will attest to, it's not always easy to attract good players to the area. It will also give the fans a statement signing that is much needed and get the whole city buzzing.

As an example, West Brom signed Brown Ideye for £10m. He might be really good, he might completely bomb. Sunderland know exactly what they're getting from Borini. It's worth the extra bit of money for that assurance.

Lets hope he agrees personal terms now!

The guy obviously wants to just play regularly which is commendable.

He probably had the option of being a squad player for Liverpool but it was clear he enjoyed his time at Sunderland and the fans there took to him.

I think he'll do well for you

Cantona's Collars

Italian media reporting that Roma have reached an agreement with Xherdan Shaqiri.

Lukker-

Re: Borini

Right from his time as a Chelsea youth product I always rated him highly. His work rate is phenomenal and he's a good finisher.

I think he would have flourished at Chelsea if Carlo stuck around but the managerial merry go round ensued and no one wanted to risk unproven players.

I wish him all the best.

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zerks wrote: »

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Lucas Hood

Liverpool to sign Remy for 8m apparently. Not bad when they just got 12 for Borini.

greendom

Lucas Hood wrote: »

Liverpool to sign Remy for 8m apparently. Not bad when they just got 12 for Borini.

Great business, Remy is the better player, for sure

Paully D

greendom wrote: »

Great business, Remy is the better player, for sure

Aye, but he'll be on twice if not two and a half times the wage so you have to look beyond just the transfer fee.

Very good piece of business by Liverpool though I do agree.

Kess73

Paully D wrote: »

I'd agree with all of that.

Have we overpaid at a fee of £12m rising to £14m? Yes, but it's not overboard IMO. It's also worth remembering that Liverpool paid £10.5m for him and are not a charity shop. I'm sure they would have been happy to keep him around as a squad player. It's a cracking deal for them too.

Our squad needs a serious injection of quality which he provides, Borini fits Poyet's system perfectly, his workrate is ridiculously good and he and his fiancee appeared to enjoy their time in the north-east. As I'm sure our Newcastle neighbours will attest to, it's not always easy to attract good players to the area. It will also give the fans a statement signing that is much needed and get the whole city buzzing.

As an example, West Brom signed Brown Ideye for £10m. He might be really good, he might completely bomb. Sunderland know exactly what they're getting from Borini. It's worth the extra bit of money for that assurance.

Lets hope he agrees personal terms now!

I think he will prove to be a good signing, and am actually a little sorry to see him leaving Liverpool. When he did get games at Liverpool he was often played out of position, and him playing out wide was never going to make the most of our his better qualities.

His movement in and around the box is very good, and if Sunderland get players that can pick up on the runs that Borini makes, then it could be happy days for all involved.

If he gets a full season up front at Sunderland, then I would expect him to provide a decent goal return. Now he is not going to be a 20+ goal man imho, unless Sunderland improve their team as a whole around him to a significant degree, but I can see him being a regular scorer and the Mackem faithful getting a new terrace hero.

Lucas Hood

Casemiro joins Porto on loan from Real.

Cypher_sounds

Juventus sign Morata for €20million.

barone

it would appear borini has turned down the chance to join sunderland,strange it got that far without him saying he would not go

Paully D

barone wrote: »

it would appear borini has turned down the chance to join sunderland,strange it got that far without him saying he would not go

A Sunderland Echo journalist is claiming that it is rubbish that he has turned it down. Given the source who reported it (Di Marzio) is very good friends with sacked ex-Sunderland Director of Football Roberto Di Fanti who happened to be feeding Di Marzio news of all our deals before anyone else last summer, it wouldn't surprise me if Di Fanti is stirring the pot a bit.

As you say, it would be strange for it to get this far. But if any club would bid for a player without assurances that he wanted to sign it would be Sunderland! :pac:

Hopefully Young is correct. Di Marzio may well be correct on this, but his Twitter policy re: transfer news seems be throwing enough darts around and hoping some hit the board.

Mr Blobby

Shaqiri has supposedly agreed terms with Roma.

Turtwig

Jesus Roma are really building. Potential banana skin for favorite European sides?

Rayne Wooney

Roma building a seriously talented team and have a great manager in Rudi Garcia. Iturbe and Shaqiri are great additions, along with Benatia, Cole, De Rossi, Pjanic, Ljajic and Destro they look very strong

I think they will do very well next season, maybe win the league with Conte gone at Juve

Think United will buy Strootman off them at some stage

barone

hopefully its bull so,would like to see him succeed in the prem