Benfica are doing their best to sell him.
It's bloody obvious.
Very risky purchase.

looks he is one of the youngsters who actually look the real deal, a few starting to look like the next generation.

Funny seeing the post’s above.

Well I have jumped on, only going one way isnt he ? 🚀

@Mundek said in Serie A Thread:

@NewUser166683
Fabian Ruiz - PB max 212, PB base 73, Avg Top 5 - PB 161 / Avg PB 96, Top 5 - 3 times, Top 3 - 1, 13 starts, 3 subs, 3 goals, 1 assist...

Good find I’m sold.

@GregF said in Premier League Thread:

Anyone know the reason Salah dropped 30p this week? Still the focal point for Liverpool, in Europe and are likely to win the league. Even his goal today hasn't given him much of a rise, even though he's playing well?

And he won a Mb in the week. I honestly dont know. He’s a long hold so dont let it bother you.

He has the momentum at 21 to do anything he wants.
The media will lap him up.

Dalot starts, good game and his price increase.

One scenario that could happen with him is a big club buy him and then just loan him straight back to Benfica becuase he is so young, that could easily happen.

It risky.

You could own pogba at £6 instant selling doesn’t mean a jot if you fancy buying another player.
Pogba and neymar aren’t the whole index.
If you have brought Pogba at £18 then your in it for the long term so these things shouldn’t bother you.

I have seen questions on facebook/twitter and on here about how football index can afford to pay us dividends.
I ran a poll for one day and asked the question ‘’do you withdraw dividends or ‘’do you just buy new players”.
The result (53 votes). 94 % brought more players.
So even if it seems FI are shelling out a load of money we are just giving it back to them in a way.
This is for newbies worried about liquidity in FI, hope it helps a little.