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Chapter 339 Volume [-] Red Forest Frontline Problem

After rejecting Liverpool, he is not worried that Benitez will give up.Because he knows that Liverpool now very much need Crouch this type of striker.
Sure enough, soon, Liverpool's second offer was placed in front of Dunn and Evan.This time, Liverpool offered a price that the current Forest team could hardly refuse: £150 million!
Seeing this quotation, Tang En raised his head and said to Evan with a smile, "The new European champion is really proud."
Evan nodded: "How about Crouch?"
"I haven't asked yet, but I don't think Crouch and his agent are going to turn down Liverpool's offer. They're offering him a much better contract than what we're giving him now."
Speaking of salary, the attention of the two shifted from Crouch's transfer to the adjustment of the team's salary structure.
"Now what restricts the development of the team is not enough transfer fees, but the wages of the players. Evan, if we can't offer higher salaries to the players, no matter how many championship promises I give them, I can't attract them to join. This world is very realistic, you should know better than me, professional players, playing football is a job to earn money to support their families.”
"Well... I'm also thinking about this issue. The club allows you to give you a higher salary cap. As for the players who have already signed, you can slowly adjust through contract renewals..."
After the two discussed how much the highest salary standard should be set, they also agreed to sell Crouch for cash.
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The next day, Nottingham Forest replied to the Liverpool club, agreeing to Liverpool's offer. Now Benitez can discuss the details of the contract with Crouch's agent. There is no matter between the Forest team and Twain.
Crouch leaving the Forest team is almost a foregone conclusion.Benitez spent 150 million pounds to solve Liverpool's striker problem.But Tang En still had to continue to have a headache for the striker. He really had nowhere to spend his money now.
Forwards are related to a team's goals and indirectly related to the team's performance.This position is very important, so Tang En's requirements are also very strict.You can't just find a second-rate striker from the domestic league.Because the Forest team is going to play in the European Champions Cup this season, it is best to find a striker who has experience in European competitions. Too young is not enough. The Forest team has no shortage of young strikers. Let the team develop and be able to fight.
In European football, there are many forwards in world football, and there are also many excellent forwards, but if these conditions are set, there are not many who meet Tang En's requirements.
If the Forest team does not play in the Champions League, Twain can also buy Harewood back from West Ham United. After all, Halewood is also a speed forward.And I believe that if the Forest team calls, he will be happy to return to the city stadium and play under Twain.
However, in Twain's eyes, Halewood was still a little short of his requirements.
Just when Twain was at a loss for the team's striker signings, Nottingham Forest Club received a call. The man on the other end of the phone claimed to be the agent of French striker Nicolas Anelka, and hoped to talk to Tony Twain. Talk about Anelka's intention to transfer to Forest.
When Tang En heard the news, he was stunned for a long time. When he was looking for a suitable striker, he turned his search eyes around the world football world, but he didn't even think of the name of Anelka.The French, who is far away from the mainstream European football circle, seems to have been forgotten by the whole world.
He vaguely remembered that at the last moment of the closing of the winter transfer window last season, Anelka transferred from Manchester City to the Turkish team Fenerbahce.
It's only half a season, what?Anelka's two agent brothers couldn't stand the loneliness again?
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