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Be great to get him to sign a new deal , only 23 this month and hopefully gets in the German Southgate squads for the WC /etc .

As Tuchel only selects Chelsea players that'll only happen if he moves

Cods wrote: ↑Tue Jun 03, 2025 7:18 am Yes, agree to an extent.

Just think we're better with him than without him at the moment.

We've been down the route of big sales for big players, Rom, Stones and Rooney come to mind, but have not really improved the squad to any great extent with that cash. We've not really rebuilt, and have paid well above the odds for largely inferior replacements (even excepting the squandered 'Moshiri years').

I think a star player like Branthwaite actually brings out the best of others around him, granted its tougher since we've been depleted of almost all our last remaining quality, I just think if we keep him, and sign another marquee player, then we start to look like we're positioning ourselves differently.

Would always rather have good players than not, just a slight air of inevitability about it isn't there.


Keeping him for the next two years would be amazing IMO but how likely that is I'm not sure.

Pete saying on Toffee TV that Moyes has put his foot down and big JB is going nowhere this summer.

Think this type of thing is also good to put out there for potential new signings.

Well done Moyesy lad.

If there's one thing ambitious young footballers want it's the feeling of being trapped at relegation strugglers against their will!

Good job we're winning the lot next year then

Doesn't really matter if Moyes wants him to stay or not, if a bid of £70m+ comes in Jarrad will be gone.

Moyes is right, it's no good stinking the joint out, right away in our new home.

The only way we have a real "consolidate our gains" season is with JB leading the way.

I feel exactly the same about Pickford. Yes, inevitably, everyone is replaced. Just not right yet.

brap2 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 2:40 pm If there's one thing ambitious young footballers want it's the feeling of being trapped at relegation strugglers against their will!

Worked really well when he did it with Lescott!

Bob Sacamano wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 5:11 pm Worked really well when he did it with Lescott!

Christ. That opening day against Arsenal

We have to be willing to sell if our price is matched and they want to leave. We can't sell ourselves to top young talent if we hold them here when we can't compete

For later, not now... but
Slap 100m on him.
Let's see if those top clubs really want him, or if they're just after him on the cheap.
That's what he's worth to us. We don't generate many diamonds.

PSG, Inter, Arsenal, Barcelona all earned that in this year's CL alone. More than 20 clubs earned more than half that, many significantly more than half, most of whom were in it the year(s) prior and will be again next time around.

Looking at the top dozen or so young defenders on transfermarkt.com. Take an average of the immediate increase to their listed value (prior to purchase by a top club, and then immediately post-purchase). It's around an 100% increase, often much more.

I think we should realise that increase to asset value and factor it into the price.

They currently value Branthwaite at 50m. So surely 100m is fair.

Evertonian in NC wrote: ↑Wed Jun 04, 2025 4:48 pm Moyes is right, it's no good stinking the joint out, right away in our new home.

The only way we have a real "consolidate our gains" season is with JB leading the way.

I feel exactly the same about Pickford. Yes, inevitably, everyone is replaced. Just not right yet.

You stink the gaff out if you drag a hostage over to BMD, if £70m is on the table and he wants to go then he will be gone.

All comes down to what the player wants. It's been like that for years now.