Göztepe

Players who don't get any playing time.

Kubilay Kanatsızkuş = Kubilay Winglessbird

We paid Juan, Matsuki is back, it doesn't cost you anything.

We don't have players we can loan from the Premier League or Championship; these leagues aren't where young, lower-caliber players can get playing time. Should we loan the 19-year-old striker we signed from the Jordanian league or the 18-year-old we signed from the Finnish second division? We've given Matsuki some experience, and he's contributed a bit to our scoring, so that's roughly the potential benefit between the two clubs.

How could Göztepe, which closed the last four transfer windows with a combined €16 million surplus, be using Southampton for cash? We also have the lowest wage budget in the Turkish league by far, with total expenses of €9 million and combined income of just €5 million.

Your help is practically non-existent, and your expectation of a top-tier striker like Sesko in return is far too high. No one said there would be such a benefit. If you had signed Romulo first, he would have wanted to leave after relegation, and nothing would have changed. The Victor Hugo loan didn't affect the Alcaraz transfer fee.

If the team isn't going to play 3-5-2 all the time, Jelert would be a terrible signing.

Let him come to Göztepe on loan, Stoilov will fix him Romulo is playing well in Germany, as you know, and Emersonn scored 2 goals against Lyon. Not playing with two strikers could make him more comfortable.

He scored this goal after missing a penalty. https://x.com/CWise22620/status/1974894133555990576

https://x.com/SoletLang/status/1969810429884174796

Messi is a right winger, and wingers should be tall, but even being short isn't a problem. Messi is a rare example, and it's a thing of the past. Ryan Fraser, for example, and Archer are both short and lack the necessary skills to compensate. Being strong both in the air and on the ground is the only way to beat expensive teams.

They acquired the shares free of charge in exchange for the facility investment, and the financing for the facility was ready. Our style of play leads to injuries. We don't have enough reserves in addition to our two or three main players. Last season, we were one of the most injured teams in the world.

Excluding bonuses, the club made a €17 million profit on transfers, bringing the club's total profit to around €19 million. The striker who left for Leipzig was replaced by a player from the Ghanaian second division. The 1.84-meter-tall Solet, who was expected to earn a double-digit transfer to the top four leagues if he hadn't been injured, was replaced by a 27-year-old, 1.79-meter-tall player from the Brazilian second division. While the team already had three right-wing backs, one of the 14 foreign quotas was filled by a 30-year-old, 1.74-meter-tall player from the Brazilian second division. At the beginning of the season, a European qualification had been promised.

Messi is such a rare talent and example. Why would I take the risk of signing a short player? Jelert is a defender, and he's not a right-winger like Messi.