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time for Newcastle to cash out.

#Oraabsolar

ignis:
What about Muhammadu Buhari ?

I heard his contact will expired in 2023 and Al ittihad of Sudan are already interested in a life term signing

Abeg make them add Maguire to the list nah I'm sick of seeing him in a United shirt.

Ok

Ok it's good some clubs will get some of them for free

Yinkakolawole:
We are united, we are winning tonight.

Mr united

Thank God o...




No Messi bashing talk today!
At least not yet Sha...

Wait!! Dyabala is 27 years? I used to think that the guy is a teenager like 19years. Omo so the guy old pass me sef.

Chelsea should have a negotiation with Rudiger then sign Franck from AC Milian

[quote author=Yinkakolawole post=108860811]We are united, we are winning tonight.[/

How far baba?

paulolee:

awon winers chapel

Chai...

dembouz might extend at barca.

Best of luck to each and everyone of them as they progress to new teams...

Bobloco:
Surprised Messi is not mentioned in obembet thread.
I know some will say that the thread is mainly for players whose contract runs out in six months time.
But we all know that Obembet is so obsessed with Messi that he could manufacture some lies that PSG are frustrated with Messi for his dismal performance so far and are willing to sell him in the January transfer window

Messi’s is his nightmare. By the time Messi wins the eighth Ballon D’or, maybe he would check himself into a mental health facility.

Make dem form their own club

Zokino:
Make Arsenal just sign Mbappe

Make him rest!!!

obembet:


We are visitors and we get fair results. U can't expect a team to be wining all the match. U can't even win all the match, u will some, u draw and u lose, that's football.

you can't win all matches but you can play without tasting a single defeat. Ask arsenal, they will tell you how they did in 2004

paulolee:

sir/ma....am still waiting for ur indpeth analysis about yesterday Newcastle vs united game..
messi dts topping the league draw lorient n u created a thread calling him useless again for going blank bt u see no problem wit united at 7th with 8 points below making top4 drawing against a bottom Newcastle wey all teams don beat dis season...
make i no even talk about cr7 case bcoz e ghosted as usual, maybe e still de vex say mbappe bin rob am from his usual Dubai d or award just yesterday...
imagine a maximine getting more shots on target than the whole of united squad dt even gat cr7 in it..
if na same happen to PSG, u for don create thread asking for paris police to arrest messi bcoz he is a fraud.....hypocrite

She is a very useless hypocrite

What Ajax plays in UCL currently can't be divided by 2.

Waiting to see the team to knockout Ajax.

Lacazette is missing.

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What if Newcastle United just signs all of them?
Oil money!!!!!

obembet:
The winter transfer window opens in just under two weeks, and some of the biggest stars in football will enter the final six months of their contracts, enabling them to agree to terms with clubs outside their own leagues starting on Jan. 1.

Players like Paul Pogba, Kylian Mbappe Luis Suarez Gareth Bale Ousmane Dembele Paulo Dybala Isco Divock Origi Lorenzo Insigne Antonio Rudiger Angel Di Maria Franck Kessie with the likes of Jesse Lingard, Angel Di Maria, Luis Suarez and Alexandre Lacazette also able to negotiate as a free agent in the months ahead.

There is no such thing as a "free transfer" in football nowadays, with out-of-contract players able to command huge wages and signing-on fees, with clubs also facing potentially big payments to the players' representatives for getting a deal done.

But for those clubs prepared to scour the market for free agents and spend nothing on transfer fees, there are a number of top players available in every position who could be signed on a free next summer.

Here is the best free XI of those stars whose contracts expire in June 2022 in a 4-1-2-3 formation.



GK: Hugo Lloris, Tottenham

World Cup-winning France captain Lloris has yet to negotiate a new deal at Spurs after nine years at the club, but his future could become clearer following Antonio Conte's arrival as coach earlier this month. Lloris will be 35 in December, and sources have told ESPN that the former Lyon keeper is interested in a free-agent move to MLS at the end of his contract. With his experience and reputation, however, he will not be short of offers.

Ajax No. 1 Andre Onana, whose nine-month doping violation ban ended on Nov. 4, is another keeper on course to be a free agent next summer and could sign for Inter Milan, with Villarreal's Sergio Asenjo also nearing the end of his existing contract.

RB: Noussair Mazraoui, Ajax

Arsenal and Leeds United are both monitoring Mazraoui's situation at Ajax, with the Morocco right-back able to negotiate a move to a non-Dutch club in January.

The 23-year-old, who has been with Ajax since the age of 8, has made an impressive start to this season, scoring four goals and registering three assists from his defensive position for Erik ten Hag's team. Chelsea's Cesar Azpilicueta offers a more experienced free-agent option at right-back, while Serge Aurier's one-year deal at Villarreal runs out next June.

CB: Antonio Rudiger, Chelsea

The Germany international is the subject of interest from Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. Having fallen out of favour under former manager Frank Lampard, the 28-year-old has reestablished himself at Chelsea under Thomas Tuchel and was a key figure in the club's Champions League win last season. But he has yet to commit to a new deal, and big clubs are already lining up to try to negotiate a free transfer move.

CB: Niklas Sule, Bayern Munich

Bayern's interest in Rudiger is partly influenced by uncertainty of the future of Germany international Sule, who has rejected the club's attempts to extend his contract beyond next summer. At 26, Sule would be highly valued as a free agent due to his ability to play at the top level throughout a potential four- or five-year contract.

Andreas Christensen (Chelsea), Jason Denayer (Lyon) and Matthias Ginter (Borussia Monchengladbach) are also entering the final six months of their contracts.

LB: Marcelo, Real Madrid

At 33, Marcelo could leave Real Madrid after 15 years at the Santiago Bernabeu when his contract expires next June. The Brazil international's age will deter some clubs, and his wages are unlikely to be cheap, but he is undoubtedly still one of the world's top left-backs.

Lille's Reinildo Mandava, RB Leipzig's Marcel Halstenberg and Real Sociedad's Aihen Munoz are all younger and lower-salary alternatives potentially hitting free agency in the summer.

DM: Marcelo Brozovic, Inter Milan

Sources have told ESPN that Manchester United have made signing a defensive midfielder a priority next summer, and the good news for the Old Trafford scouts is that there is plenty of potential value in the market.

Inter midfielder Brozovic arguably tops the list of free agents, with the Croatia international already being linked with a move to Spurs to work with former boss Conte. Marseille's Boubacar Kamara, Monchengladbach's Denis Zakaria and Borussia Dortmund's Axel Witsel are also likely to be free agents next summer.

CM: Paul Pogba, Manchester Unite

Sources told ESPN last month that United have accepted that Pogba will run down his contract and become a free agent next summer. United also have no intention of letting the 28-year-old leave in January.

A thigh injury sustained while on international duty with France this week could force Pogba to miss up to two months, so by the time he's fit to return, he could be able to negotiate a free summer switch to a non-English team.

Real Madrid, Juventus and PSG all have a long-term interest, but if he becomes a free agent next summer, an English team could yet make a move to keep Pogba in the Premier League.

CM: Franck Kessie, AC Milan

Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United have both been heavily linked with AC Milan midfielder Kessie who, approaching his 25th birthday next month, is likely to offer excellent long-term value as a free agent next summer.

The Ivory Coast international has rejected Milan's attempts to secure him to a new contract at San Siro, and it could be a case of a club offering a fee for Kessie in January in order to tempt the Milan hierarchy prior to the summer window. But if he holds firm and runs down his contract, Kessie will be one of the most in-demand free agents after the season ends.

FW: Paulo Dybala, Juventus

Although it has been reported throughout the season that Dybala is close to agreeing to a new contract at Juventus, the Argentina international has still not put pen to paper. As it stands, the 27-year-old will be able to agree to a free summer move to a non-Italian club from January onward, and it's a risk that Juve have so far been unable to counter.

Dybala came close to joining Tottenham in 2020, and there will be Premier League interest alongside potential options in France and Spain for the forward given his scoring prowess.

FW: Kylian Mbappe, Paris Saint-Germain

PSG forward Mbappe attempted to force a move to Real Madrid during the final days of the summer transfer window, but a deal could not be done and he's now expected to run down his contract in Paris. Although a move to Real seems the most likely outcome for the France international, PSG are determined to negotiate a new deal with the 22-year-old.

Real Madrid also face competition from the Premier League, with Liverpool and Manchester City both long-term admirers and potential rivals should Mbappe hit free agency.

FW: Ousmane Dembele, Barcelona

Dembele, 24, has endured an injury-hit career at Barcelona since making a €105m move from Borussia Dortmund in 2017, making just 119 appearances in all competitions over four years at Camp Nou. In spite of his fitness issues, Dembele is young enough to retain the interest of leading clubs across Europe, and he could be an interesting gamble for a top team next summer.

Source: https://twitter.com/goal/status/1475473537632718855?t=TfEqjnHB4EUWnMwgTnDx0A&s=19

4tomandchi:
Abeg make them add Maguire to the list nah I'm sick of seeing him in a United shirt.

Not only u my dear. That guy is fraud and God go punish Leicester for that scam

andrewbaba44:


She is a very useless hypocrite

Thank you

Make dem for one team nw

Yinkakolawole:
We are united, we are winning tonight.

Sorry ooooo

Yinkakolawole:
We are united, we are winning tonight.

how far?