Hmm you’re right. The article I saw is just a tad misleading then! Quotes:
Butler (Bailey’s Dad) went on to clear up the issue of how his son, who has scored 11 goals for Leverkusen this season qualifies to represent England.
He said: “He qualifies to play for England through his grandparents, my parents who are English."
Talk in the papers today he may choose to play for England and go to the World Cup. Appreciate it’s a long shot, but IF he does, his price will surely explode. The kid is class. Definitely one to watch.
(Also linked with a possible £75m move to all the big clubs this summer).
Thoughts?
@NewUser85470 we get it, you think it’s now a gambling site. Do you have to keep repeating it?
@Wish said in Players that need to leave their current clubs to become 'World Class' status?:
Timo Werner. If he regains a bit of form he’ll likely be starting striker for Germany at the World Cup, and after that will probably get a big transfer.
Also Icardi.
Werner starts and scores for Germany. Definitely one to watch.
I think we're unlikely to see to many big money moves for players involved in the World Cup. Seeing as Chile aren't involved, Sanchez will be probably be the main one.
Timo Werner. If he regains a bit of form he’ll likely be starting striker for Germany at the World Cup, and after that will probably get a big transfer.
Also Icardi.
Icardi, Werner, Draxler, Sane all great long term buys.
Age, ability, world cup impact and potential transfer speculation means Neymar for me. Having him in your portfolio is a must.
@NewUser38991 he’s said what the problem is, a lack of liquidity. There wasn’t enough before they made these changes. Will be even worse now.