More than £10m for Brooks

[blades58]

Star reckons Bournemouth have intimated that they are willing to pay more than £10m for Brooks


"Although the United manager refused to divulge either the source of the approach or identity of those involved, he did confirm Brooks’ potential suitors had suggested they would be ready to pay more than £10m to acquire his services should the 20-year-old become available."



https://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/foot...ooks-1-9163988

[CHIPBUTTYBLADE]

Snatch their hand off before he gets another fever.

[FatherKnowsBest]

We should negotiate them down to £1.5m, a crap loan player and a friendly that never actually gets organised...

[shorehamoldboy]

for once lets inflate the price like other clubs do start at 20 million and see what happens from there the boy wonder is a fantastic prospect but if we could say get 12 to 15 million for him i would say sell then all we need to worry about is how much our board would give chris out of that figure my guess would be half at best

[AceOfBlades]

£10m wouldn't get championship clubs their main striking target. no need to sell his potential for that

[Carpe_diem]

my guess would be half at best

My guess would be a couple of million for fees, wages and probably paying for his training kit too

[shorehamoldboy]

personally i dont think we can lose if he stays or goes we get something out of either scenario

[Carpe_diem]

personally i dont think we can lose if he stays or goes we get something out of either scenario

I've always maintained I've got nothing against him going, as long as 1) we get a fair amount for him and 2) Tufty is allowed to reinvest that money in the first team. If either or both of those criteria aren't met, we don't get anything out of selling him.

[shorehamoldboy]

ive a feeling carpe that if we sell brooks and chris isnt given a substantial part of any fee we receive for him he would resign hes a man of principle and wont stand for any bull***t from up top

[JJBlade]

Well we'd better sell him before he needs a new contract, he'll want a mans wage next time