Some Chris Gloster-to-PSV context: He's still just 18 and was one of the best LBs at the U20 World Cup, and PSV have unloaded three of their LBs in this transfer window.There's room in Eindhoven, though he'd almost certainly begin with Jong PSV.— Matthew Doyle (@MattDoyle76) July 2, 2019
For an elite prospect it is. Depends, I guess, on whether you consider him elite. I would think possibly the best LB at the WC could qualify him.
Nope. Elite players in the Netherlands with that age have already a season of first team play under their belt. He simply is just a youth player with potential from PSV pov. Just a reminder for comparison, when ManCity plucked Sandler from PEC Zwolle, he was replaced by 16 yo van den Berg. He's now on his way to Liverpool with far more first team matches and coached by Jaap Stam for 2 million! So it's not an outragious low offer by PSV. Plus being called the best of an Uxx tournement does mean shit.
I made no comment concerning PSV’s point of view. Or even my own, now that I think of it. I simply said that 100k could be considered low for an elite prospect. I’d honestly prefer he stay at Hannover.
I agree. PSV isn't going to want to pay much because they're going to want an option to get out of the contract when he turns 20. Thats when the minimum salary in the Eredivisie jumps to €436,202 for non-EU citizens. I've heard PSV can option out of its deal with Ledezma after this season for the same reason (so Ledezma better stay healthy and play well this year. It's a MASSIVE year for him). PSV isn't looking for a guaranteed long-term deal with Golster so it probably doesn't justify a big transfer fee. Gloster is showing promise at LB but he's by no means a slam-dunk to justify meeting the Eredivisie salary requirements.
It doesn't seem like it makes a lot of sense from Gloster's point of view to go to PSV on what essentially is a 1 year deal. Worst case scenario is he fails to impress at PSV, doesn't have his option picked up and then is out of contract at 20 with no first team experience after just being released by his club. That's a bad spot to be in. I think the stability of a long term deal would be better, even if it less salary per annum.
On the other hand, because of the minimum this might be his best chance for a real payday. And if he gets opted out at 20, it's not like MLS won't be available, for much the same amount of money he's probably currently making. A lot of our analysis tends to focus on "what's best for his long-term career" or "what's best for the national team." But these guys want to get paid - and now - just like the rest of us.
#Glosterwants to leave #Bildloudly, coach Mirko Slomka said in a personal conversation last week. Internally, they have decided: Either there is real money or Gloster stays as a "cheap backup" and goes next summer without a replacement. #Gloster will laut #Bild weg, hat das auch bereits vergangene Woche Trainer Mirko Slomka im persönlichen Gespräch gesagt. Intern hat man sich entschieden: Entweder gibt es richtig Geld oder Gloster bleibt als „Billig-Backup“ und geht nächsten Sommer ablösefrei.— RedRevolution96 (@RedRevolution13) July 2, 2019
Fair enough! Think Hannover wants him to move to get some money before he can walk out of the door with no fee received. That tweet is showing talking tough, but in the end Hannover is relegated, needs money, has a player PSV wants and only one year left in his contract. So if they keep talking tough they lose the fee plus have another year of salary to pay. What are the odds they cave in, you think? By the way, it's not a bad thing to be in the Young PSV team. Obispo was the CD in there and got interest from several German clubs, but he decided to stay after PSV upped his contract. It would be a valuable year. High profile academy watched by top clubs development for a year. Very high payment for a rooky and the chance to prove himself to PSV he's worth the jump in money at his birthday. Guess H'96 and PSV will meet somewhere between the bid and the asking price, unless PSV snaps up someone else before that.
otoh does 100k really get you a backup left back? 500k maybe, but i guess i can understanad where hannover is coming from?
That's right, but H'96 are kind of shopkeeper with an article approaching the "sell by date" of 30th of June 2020. It's a chicken game, who blinks first.
"Hannover wants a total of 1 million for Chris Gloster and does not want to negotiate." https://t.co/KNFS8LJi1U— USMNT Only (@usmntonly) July 2, 2019
In this article H'96 boss plays hard ball, but Transfermarkt calls his demands rather over the top for a player that hasnot even seen H'96 first team minutes. Wanting a million for a player with a market value of 50000 is Für einen Spieler mit einem Marktwert von 50.000 Euro laut transfermarkt.de ein recht happiger Preis. For a player with a market value of 50,000 euros according to transfermarkt.de a pretty hefty price. https://www.90min.de/posts/6402888-hannover-schlaudraff-legt-preis-fuer-chris-gloster-fest Use google translate. H'96 will blink.
Not gonna lie, this Chris Gloster transfer saga is kind of annoying. The big sagas don't usually bother me because I don't care about the player, but this has been like 2 weeks and it's exhausting.
My dark hope would be that he stays. 1st player gets injured and he plays a perfect season with soto. That would be fun... Soto has a year left or two?
He seems to be outside the first team roster to begin with, hence the comments in Germany they want a hefty price for an unproven player. So if he stays, he's the back up for the back up.
yeah but their 96 asking price (if ture) is absurd for a 3rd string back up with one year left, so it makes me think they plan on starting him. If not they make negotations with soto a lot harder as well...
Because of the fact PSV wants him, with or without that bail out clause mentioned by a poster, it signals they see an opportunity worth to invest the valuable staff time at the Young selection to get it out within a year. If Gloster makes this move he better be prepared for a high pressure cooker development track as that's the aim of PSV to see if he's worth the jump in pay automatically coming on his birthday. So Gloster must be like a sponge coming out of the desert into a river, soak, soak, soak.