Loans, options to buy, commitments, etc
Loans, options to buy, commitments, etc
I've lost a bit of track on who we have on loan with options to buy, commitments to buy, just on loan, etc.
Anyone any idea?
Anyone any idea?
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IIRC Flemming & Humpreys are both obligation to buy
I’d be looking to keep Anthony & Edwards
Not too bothered about Sarmiento staying tbh
I’d be looking to keep Anthony & Edwards
Not too bothered about Sarmiento staying tbh
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On the flip side who have we sent out on loan that we might be saddled with next season?
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Anthony signs if we are promoted
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Fairly sure Edwards is the same
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That's good. Meaning that if we do get promoted we can have all of the starting 11. That's a better starting place than we had under VK.
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Out on loan currently:
Amdouni (believe Benfica will take up the option at 18m euro)
Ekdal
Delcroix
Massengo
Hound dog
Obafemi
Churlinov
Costelloe
Dodgson
Adewumi
I'd be moving them all on personally, hopefully be about 30m worth in the kitty if we did.
Amdouni (believe Benfica will take up the option at 18m euro)
Ekdal
Delcroix
Massengo
Hound dog
Obafemi
Churlinov
Costelloe
Dodgson
Adewumi
I'd be moving them all on personally, hopefully be about 30m worth in the kitty if we did.
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Hmm I think I'd want to look at Adewumi here before considered moving him on seeing the success he's had at Dundee. Probably would agree on the rest, especially if we were to get promoted
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Keep Ekdal and Adewumi. Latter loaned out again. Ekdal will be okay as back uo or in the middle of a back 3. We need a threat at set pieces.
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Isnt Obafemi"'s contract up at the end of the season?
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Ekdal's a very good player.
Short memories.
Short memories.
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Got him I believe
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I’m unsure on Edward’s after the last few games, not sure I’d go for him if we end up in the prem? At times he sets the world alight but then other games you don’t see him. I guess that’s why he is at Burnley though and not the league above.
Having said that I think the option was 10/12million and that doesn’t buy you a lot so might be a decent deal.
Having said that I think the option was 10/12million and that doesn’t buy you a lot so might be a decent deal.
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He's alright but not sure he's any better than Worrall and certainly not Beyer if he can recapture fitness. Assuming the two current first picks are staying which you imagine they would if we go up, plus Humphries, it doesn't make any sense to keep him.
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We have got him and for absolutely nowhere near the double digit mill figures that were bandied about either.
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Edwards reported as an 8m option if we get promoted
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All done and dusted a while ago I think but suspect it won’t be announced until the summer.
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That is seriously good news. Given he's a CB by trade, the lad's been outstanding at FB. The experience of playing there will have helped him for the future.
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Sure Humphrey’s is 12 mill.
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It will probably be one of those 'undisclosed' fees that we never really find out much about. Probably heavily incentivised.
Still, a very good young player.
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I think Edwards will suit the Prem more than the Championship, so fingers crossed on that one.
I also think Koleosho suited the Prem, but that might have just been that VK gave him more freedom to play?
Along with the loan players, it will be interesting to see if CJ and Browny sign new deals any time soon...
I also think Koleosho suited the Prem, but that might have just been that VK gave him more freedom to play?
Along with the loan players, it will be interesting to see if CJ and Browny sign new deals any time soon...
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It may be that figure assuming all sorts of things happen, him playing for England, us qualifying for Europe, etc. So the true number is probably way less than £12 million.
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That was what was reported widely but the flat fee was less than half that I'm told. There will likely be incentives as someone else mentioned but I don't have anything to share around that unfortunately.
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It would be bonkers to let Adewumi go without giving him a chance here.
He's done far more at 19 than any Burnley player I can remember of that age.
He's done far more at 19 than any Burnley player I can remember of that age.
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Interesting that Spurs apparently still own 35% of Edwards' rights according to FLW. If we're promoted then Spurs will pocket £3.3m from the reported £9.4m fee.
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That is correctVegas Claret wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 9:13 pmis that regardless of what league we are playing in next season ?
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He’s going to fall into the same barrel as a lot of youngsters have over the years.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 6:33 pmIt would be bonkers to let Adewumi go without giving him a chance here.
He's done far more at 19 than any Burnley player I can remember of that age.
We are potentially a prem side in a week or so. That pretty much means he has no chance of breaking of through.
Looks a talented lad but at the same time he’s playing at an incredibly poor standard. Hopefully get him a loan into the championship next season and see where we go from there.
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I think CJ may sign but Brownhill won't be here.burnley007 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 2:16 pm
Along with the loan players, it will be interesting to see if CJ and Browny sign new deals any time soon...
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I don't get the championship is far higher in standard than the Scottish Prem. Celtic and Rangers would wipe the floor with us and Leeds and the lad scored against both.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 9:48 pmHe’s going to fall into the same barrel as a lot of youngsters have over the years.
We are potentially a prem side in a week or so. That pretty much means he has no chance of breaking of through.
Looks a talented lad but at the same time he’s playing at an incredibly poor standard. Hopefully get him a loan into the championship next season and see where we go from there.
Hos loan move has been a great success.
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They seriously wouldn’t wipe the floor, plus them two teams might be playing our standard but the rest 100% are not.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Tue Apr 15, 2025 10:36 pmI don't get the championship is far higher in standard than the Scottish Prem. Celtic and Rangers would wipe the floor with us and Leeds and the lad scored against both.
Hos loan move has been a great success.
The rest are league 1 or potentially even lower standard.
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Living in S Mcr I’m surrounded by people who know or at least say they know the Brownhill family. The consistent message I hear is if we don’t get promoted he is gone. If we do go up then he will listen to our offer alongside all the others. He hasn’t made that decision yet.
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Looks like Bash is ours regardless of what happens these 4 games. Another post mentioned it’s a mandatory signing
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Of the lads out on loan, I’ve seen the lad at Dundee and he looks to have huge potential. Wouldn’t be letting him go anywhere other than another loan hopefully at a higher standard.
I’d take Amdouni back but I believe that’s pretty much a done deal. Ekdal is ok but if Beyer gets fit he’s fifth choice - he won’t want to do that you’d suspect.Dodgson you’d assume is staying as he only signed a new deal in the summer from memory.
The rest can go for me
Of the lads we have, I’d sign them all bar Sarmiento who’s been average at best most of the season
I’d take Amdouni back but I believe that’s pretty much a done deal. Ekdal is ok but if Beyer gets fit he’s fifth choice - he won’t want to do that you’d suspect.Dodgson you’d assume is staying as he only signed a new deal in the summer from memory.
The rest can go for me
Of the lads we have, I’d sign them all bar Sarmiento who’s been average at best most of the season
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He's gone whether or not we get promoted, barring us throwing an astronomical sum at him, which I'd not be in favour of as much as I like him.andyh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 9:38 amLiving in S Mcr I’m surrounded by people who know or at least say they know the Brownhill family. The consistent message I hear is if we don’t get promoted he is gone. If we do go up then he will listen to our offer alongside all the others. He hasn’t made that decision yet.
I've been told for a long time that he fancies playing abroad.
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Celtic have drawn away at Atalanta and Bayern and beaten RB Leipzig this season. They would beat us comfortably.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 8:58 amThey seriously wouldn’t wipe the floor, plus them two teams might be playing our standard but the rest 100% are not.
The rest are league 1 or potentially even lower standard.
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£12m for Bashir seems remarkably low especially as he's a Chelsea player.
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Beyer, Redmond, Sambo, Sonne, Tresor, Benson, Agyei, Banel, Sonne, Worrall... we've got a load of players who have played very little this season.
I can't remember the contract situations of all of Massengo, Amdouni, Ekdal, Houtondji, Obafemi, Churlinov and Delcroix but this summer is probably going to need to see a massive turn over again.
I can't remember the contract situations of all of Massengo, Amdouni, Ekdal, Houtondji, Obafemi, Churlinov and Delcroix but this summer is probably going to need to see a massive turn over again.
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They also lost 7-1 to Dortmund.
Lost to st Johnstone and Hibernian etc….
We can all pick one of games. Celtic are crap in all seriousness I think they have two players that would get in our side
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Personally, would bring Massengo back. He's not quite had the chance to really have a go. If Browny decides he would like to move on, having Massengo and Hannibal around would allow them room to grow. Like with CJ, sometimes a gap leaves opportunities. Would also take Ekdal over Worrall but that's a Parker preference so he needs to move on. He's too good to be sat on a bench. Seen Adewumi a couple of times now. He's got bags of energy and decent skill levels. He should be kept. The other loanees I would try to sell.
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If we go up then I think we would all expect us to have very little of the ball. Hannibal and Massengo would be a heck of a pairing to counter this given how much they runxxmunkyennuixx wrote: ↑Fri Apr 18, 2025 7:08 amPersonally, would bring Massengo back. He's not quite had the chance to really have a go. If Browny decides he would like to move on, having Massengo and Hannibal around would allow them room to grow.
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Always thought he is an excellent Championship player but struggles to make an impact in the league above. If we go up we need to strengthen central midfield where we’re often found wanting at the higher level.andyh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 16, 2025 9:38 amLiving in S Mcr I’m surrounded by people who know or at least say they know the Brownhill family. The consistent message I hear is if we don’t get promoted he is gone. If we do go up then he will listen to our offer alongside all the others. He hasn’t made that decision yet.
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Both lads have great engines and are up for a challenge. Great attitude to the game, will to win. Hannibal is also skilful.Roosterbooster wrote: ↑Fri Apr 18, 2025 8:59 amIf we go up then I think we would all expect us to have very little of the ball. Hannibal and Massengo would be a heck of a pairing to counter this given how much they run
If we get promoted, I am hoping we don't see the turnover. These obligations help. The players have earnt their chance. If we get relegated again so be it. Some of our recent greats bounced with us in the Dyche relegation and then nailed the standard the second time round. As a club we need to allow that opportunity because we can't afford ready made. It will help with the recruitment as well. Replace any leavers and buy a couple of strikers and go with those that got us promoted.
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Massengo can't get a start at Auxerre. I've seen him play live this season and he never seems to be quite up to speed. He's a super lad and was welcomed as a hero on his return to Auxerre but lost his starting place after a few games. I think he'll end up being an average Championship player at best.
Hannibal is different class.
Hannibal is different class.
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