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25 May 2015 22:27:46
Hey eds,
Just wondering if there was any premier league interest in Marcel Sabitzer?
Cheers
{Ed002's Note - No and he plays for Leipzig.}
1.) 25 May 2015 23:58:08
He was on loan at salzburg last year is all, had quite a good season, all be it in the Austrian league
19 Dec 2014 10:12:42
Hi Ed's hope all is well on the run up to xmas, Slightly off liverpool topic but,
I recently read an article regarding money issues within the Russian league of all things, which stated the majority of the big earners (hulk, Witsel, etc) having to have their contracts cut short? But since. have not managed to find the article again. Just wondered if you knew anything of this?
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{Ed002's Note - There are a considerable number of "overpaid" players in Russia (your examples of Hulk and Witsel are good and there are others (e.g. Valbuena, Movsisyan, Kuranyi and Ozbiliz) who are earning significant wages and bonuses).
The Russian Football Union has been trying to negotiate a salary cap (at the behest of the Government) but it is not being well received. The clubs are not in an Anzhi-type situation but would generally welcome a reduction in wages. Three Russian clubs (Zenit St Petersburg, Anzhi Makhachkala and Rubin Kazan) are subject to UEFA sanctions (similar in a way to Manchester City and PSG) and each wants that behind them.
The likely result will be that (a) a salary cap will be gradually introduced over perhaps a three year period, (b) a number of the higher paid players (such as those named above) will be offered a one of payment in exchange for a salary reduction but this may not be attractive to all; (c) a number of the higher paid players (such as those named above) will be sold in the summer.}
03 Aug 2014 11:54:10
Hi there I was just wondering what's the clubs general views on Coates, I understand he's been out the picture with injury and out on loan, but from my point of view he's a solid defender just needs to improve his sharpness/passing but that can be done with game time.
Is the clubs general concensus to move him on or watch his development and decide?
{Ed002's Note - The club would like to sell him but no one is interested.}
30 Apr 2015 22:18:39
hasnt klopp himself said he wouldn't take a break?
25 May 2015 23:58:08
He was on loan at salzburg last year is all, had quite a good season, all be it in the Austrian league