Yeah, other than his young age, attractive price, frightening pace, productivity stats, being homegrown, what does he have to offer?
Yeah, it occurred to me as well but I also ran into a video compilation that showed his one-on-one duels⦠It wasnāt a good viewing. Then again, if someone made such a compilation for TAA, it would also not look good.
I liked him when I saw him in his early days from Celtic to Leverkusen. But heās been used very high up the pitch for Leverkusen, especially when you look at average positions.
These are only numbers:
Heās been mostly a RWB, but like I said, often positioned higher than the LWB (a more combining option like Grimaldo).
I like his versatility in being able to cover the whole right flank. Given Bradleyās injuries - hopefully he continues to improve and put those behind him - and given AFCON and Mo getting older, Frimpong should see plenty of action.
Earlier at Leverkusen he was deeper. Alonso deployed him higher up more recently. He can do both positions.
I would sign him.
It is easy. You get a kid to go in and ask him for an autograph, but it turns out that when you unfold the paper itās actually a contract! Job done. I saw it in a film, so I know itās possible. FSG are just tightarses.
Waiting for our dexters to surprise us with a few names that have been linked absolutely nowhere with us.
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Fact is he isnāt really a right sided defender anyway. Heās mainly been playing as a wing back or wide midfielder with three centre backs behind him as well as two defensive minded midfielders. Massive difference between an attacking fullback like Trent and someone like Frimpong.
Signing Ginger bollocks would be a huge step backwards.
This season also 3 midfielders, they often dropped the previous second of two attacking midfielders between the lines for Garcia.
Iām not sure. I know players can change positions, but weāre talking about really different roles here.
And then also if we want Kerkez on the opposite side⦠Iām not convinced weāll go for both Frimpong and Kerkez as our two new full backs.
Yeah Iām far from convinced. Even with a fully fit Trent heās been playing a more conservative way than we saw under Klopp when he had both Trent and Robbo flying up the wings. The fullbacks still need to attack as well as defend but theyāre less of chance creators than they once were for us.
I just donāt see the fit with Frimpong at all.
Maybe this is why weāre being linked with Rodrygo ā¦
Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City have all made contact to sign Brazil winger Rodrygo, 24, from Real Madrid. (Tbrfootball)
Al Hilal are showing serious interest in Liverpoolās 25-year-old Uruguay striker Darwin Nunez and 28-year-old Colombia winger Luis Diaz. (Caught Offside)
35 million Euros is 29.7 million GBP, apparently ā¦
Bayer Leverkusen right-back Jeremie Frimpong has a £29.7m release clause in his contract, providing a major boost to Liverpool who are keen on the 24-year-old Netherlands international. (Talksport)
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Next time I go to France, Iām exchanging with them.
Liverpool buy him at a reduced price, move him to centre forward and make him into one of the best players of all time? Yeah, Iām down for it.
Real are now after Konate on a free apparently (TIA). Ugh!!
I canāt see how that would have any legal standing. surely, once a player is out of contact, anything in the contract that has just ended will no longer apply?
And, they have the right to discuss with clubs a potential move 6 months before the contract ends - I donāt think that is negotiable (and there may be other circumstances that allow for such contact based on age or treatment by existing club which allow for such contact)
Absolutely zero chance that would be legal. Quite rightly too.
There are ways to do it that are perfectly legal. Happened since the game exists and donāt know if theyāll ever be able to prevent that. Not in our lifetimes at least.
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So Real Madrid get all their players for free now. Cool.
So Real Madrid get all their players for free now. Cool.
It was actually rumoured to be the way everything would go after the original Bosman ruling. It actually seemed to have the opposite effect on transfer fees.

