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The Transfer Thread 2024/25 - Everything Not Wolves

They aren't technically swap deals though. They're just two transfers that happen around the same time.
We were doing low level stuff on a similar basis nearly 15 years ago. When we signed Steven Fletcher in 2010, Chris Iwelumo went to Burnley. But it wasn't £5.5m + Iwelumo, it was £6.5m for Fletcher and £1m to us for Big Chris (thanks, as he'd long since been a busted flush).

And we've pulled some chicanery with Man City in getting Tommy Doyle for miles below what his market value is.
 
Do you think we had our fingers burned with Collins in that particular market?

I'd hope not. Plenty of good players that are home grown and reasonably priced. Morgan Whittaker for one but no-one seems to have gone for him yet.
 
That's a lot for an 18 year old.

(said Jeff Shi..... not)
 
He's not played a game for Newcastle

Was very good for Feyenoord on loan
Just realised that scanning through I read that headline completely the wrong way and took it as though Newcastle were signing one of those random players that Brighton pick up from nowhere and farm out on loan for a while before they hit the team.

Think it makes even less sense to me now it's Brighton paying that much for a Newcastle non-entity.
 
Archie Gray to Brentford. £35m.
He's very good. Will go on to play for England assuming he doesn't go Scottish. A lot of money though, but I think it'll end up being well spent as he'll go to a big club for more in 2 years
 
Sounds like even with that £33M Newcastle are still in danger of a points deduction.
 
He's very good. Will go on to play for England assuming he doesn't go Scottish. A lot of money though, but I think it'll end up being well spent as he'll go to a big club for more in 2 years
Eddie Gray says he's set on playing for England - despite his best efforts to convert him.
 
I remember when we sold Afobe to Bournemouth, such a kick in the bollocks in terms of our status in football's pecking order. Leeds selling a Gray to Brentford, irrespective of the money, must be up there for them.
 
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