Even if Villa don't get promoted then his value wouldn't fall to zero so the buy is less risk than the bet.
Rewards won't be so great, his price won't instantly rise 60% just because Villa have won the playoff but you'll still have the futures and potential future rises/PB if and when he plays in the PL
@Uncle-G yes it's whatever you've bought minus whatever you've sold so in this case you've bought £1,500 and sold £500 so £1,500 - £500 = £1,000 x 0.10 = £100 bonus
@Londoner there is plenty of time for a PB club to go for him. Transfer window hasn't even opened yet for some leagues!
He's the kind of player Man Utd could do with in my opinion. Quality, experience and a bit of aggression.
Either him or Sean Longstaff anyway.
Perez can be very inconsistent. He went on a run of scoring at the end of the 17/18 season then hardly got any at the start of this, fans were getting on his back (hence the fingers in ears celebration) then ended the season strong again.
Great player on his day though and works very well with Rondon, I hope he can start off next season where he left off. Hopefully both of them still at the toon!
Firmino - fitness battle in the leadup, high chance to get match winning goal if he makes it
Kane - same reasons
Dier - could score the decisive penalty in a shootout (has done it for England).
Wanted to pick one unexpected so if it happens I look like a genius and went for Dier, could also be Milner or Trippier with a free kick or something like that. A player not guaranteed a start who could get on for some reason and somehow make the difference.
I think the lower the spread the more stable the player is? So if no-one is selling the two will be close, the more volatility in a player the higher the spread will go. That's why if you see someone dropping fast the spread will get huge.
I think that's right anyway, if anyone knows better please say.
@Conor-OB I'm on Lozano and he's slowly been trickling down in price lately. Hopefully some news comes soon to get back on people's radars