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Reiss Nelson - loaned to Fulham

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Not sure about the validity of this 'source' but will post anyway

 

https://www.tribalfootball.com/article/soccer-premier-league-leicester-lining-up-bid-for-arsenal-star-816ed991-cb31-49eb-925d-b843d4eb2a3b?

 

Leicester City may be ready to put in a bid for midfielder Reiss Nelson from Arsenal.
 

Per The Mirror, the Foxes were hoping to bring Wilfried Zaha back to England.

 

However, a deal to sign Zaha from Galatasaray in Turkey appears to have collapsed.

 

The issue with the mooted loan deal is related to finances, which means they may look elsewhere.

 

The source outlines that Nelson is seen as the alternative option by Leicester boss Steve Cooper.

 

The Arsenal homegrown talent does want to leave this summer for more regular game time.

 
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1 hour ago, Sunbury Fox said:

Season long loan with Arsenal covering half his wages? 


I think that’s the potential conclusion of this one - can’t see anyone picking him up for a transfer fee and those sort of wages.

 

Whether that loans to us, of course, is another thing completely!

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31 minutes ago, Lesta2014 said:

Got deadline day panic written all over it this has. 

Well it would be panic from Arsenal as they realise he's not going to feature so try to get his wages (or a portion of them) off the books for the season.

 

He'd be a good option for us.

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1 minute ago, James_lcfc said:

Well it would be panic from Arsenal as they realise he's not going to feature so try to get his wages (or a portion of them) off the books for the season.

 

He'd be a good option for us.

Exactly! It won’t be a panic buy/loan from us if we’ve already targeted him earlier in the window. 

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3 minutes ago, James_lcfc said:

Well it would be panic from Arsenal as they realise he's not going to feature so try to get his wages (or a portion of them) off the books for the season.

 

He'd be a good option for us.

Meant more us overpaying on wages on deadline day. Agree he’d be a good player for us. 

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10 minutes ago, Lesta2014 said:

Meant more us overpaying on wages on deadline day. Agree he’d be a good player for us. 

If it goes to deadline day, Arsenal will be much more open to paying a large chunk of his wages themselves. 

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8 minutes ago, DZ-LCFC said:

Deadline day deal :wub:

Yep, loan with obligation to buy would be nice providing we stay up. If we can sort the wages between Arsenal and us, that'd be a great signing.

 

He could bring Eddie N. with him too on the same basis for me!

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Just now, Nick said:

Yep, loan with obligation to buy would be nice providing we stay up. If we can sort the wages between Arsenal and us, that'd be a great signing.

 

He could bring Eddie N. with him too on the same basis for me!

I don't think we can get Eddie 

 

arsenal want more than 40m for him 

 

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Nelson in to play that LW role that under Cooper would operate more centrally would be a great piece of business. It's going to cost us though. Big loan fee and Arsenal top up his wages or we pay them £20m and they use some to buy him off.

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Thinking this through if he is on £120k per week buying him would seem out of the question unless he is prepared to take a wage cut of maybe a third and a further slice if Leicester are relegated, Not the most attractive option for him. Loan perhaps? 

 

Do we think he would add enough goals and assists? Still think we are shopping in the wrong markets unless Leicester have a lot more financial flexibility than is made out

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This type of loan gets easier the close to the deadline.  He is not going to get much game time at Arsenal, and getting him playing and half his wages paid is better than him sitting on the bench for 120k a week.

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Nelson and Nketiah both improve us, however I’m not sure we have the financial movement to get it done. 
 

From an FFP point of view, it makes sense if Arsenal sell them, albeit on the cheaper side, as they’re academy products so pure profit. No point loaning them out and still covering wages if that’s the goal. 

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7 hours ago, Sly said:

Nelson and Nketiah both improve us, however I’m not sure we have the financial movement to get it done. 
 

From an FFP point of view, it makes sense if Arsenal sell them, albeit on the cheaper side, as they’re academy products so pure profit. No point loaning them out and still covering wages if that’s the goal. 

Totally agree, but they have to put them in the 'Premier league shopwindow'....

 

Nketiah is kinda proven he can score goals at this level, hence why Forest, Bmouth & Palace all had strong interest.

 

Nelson, has he even started 5 premier league on the trott? as you mentioned, this deal may happen towards the very end of the window - Whats the point of Nelson sitting on their bench? Not exactly drawing up any interest and clocks ticking on his contract.

 

 

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