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This Arsenal game too early. Still so many lapses in defense. Let’s see how today goes
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🔴🔫 Alexander Isak with a brace in 9 mins has already reached last season’s goal amount — 3 PL goals scored so far.
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🚨 Folarin Balogun transfer from Monaco to Everton off. Deal for 25yo #ASMonaco striker renegotiated after issues during medical & deal sheet submitted; but USA international decided not to proceed + left #EFC training ground without signing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7557457…
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🚨 Lamine Camara from AS Monaco to Chelsea collapses. #CFC say full written agreement found for 22yo midfielder to join before #ASMonaco reneged following renegotiation of Folarin Balogun transfer to Everton. Senegal international’s move off @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7557201…
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So we have only 2 midfielders. One injured the other not a 100% nice
Chelsea have five midfielders in their squad. Moises Caicedo, versatile option and captain Reece James, Romeo Lavia, Valentin Barco and Jordan Henderson.
Chelsea leaning towards not to rushing into a replacement choice and reassess in January unless something sensible crops up before the deadline.
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A quick Enzo Fernández book-value breakdown from a fan’s perspective:
Chelsea signed Enzo for £107m.
His contract was for 9½ years, so the transfer fee is amortised over the length of the contract:
£107m ÷ 9.5 = £11.25m per year
After 3½ years, roughly £39.4m of the original fee would have been amortised.
That would leave a book value of around £67.6m.
So, if Chelsea were to sell Enzo for £127m, that would represent roughly a £60m profit on the books.
Obviously, the final numbers depend on the exact transfer fee depending on which is clauses, and the wages for the book year.
This is a player who wanted to move so Chelsea had to sell but with the length of contract before they change the rules meant as seasons went on we were always making a profit on it.
