Journalist Xu Danlei reported 12 million pounds? 31-year-old right-back? When Newcastle signed Trippier, st James's Park Club, which became the "world's richest club" because the new owner is a Saudi who is said to have hundreds of billions of pounds of assets, its first signing star is slightly insufficient, and the outside world can't help but be surprised.
First of all, it should be noted that Trippier is the main player in england's finals of the European Championship. Although the homegrown right-hander, who previously played for Tottenham and Atletico, was banned by the FA more than a year ago for being involved in a betting event, his performance in the main career of Atletico in the previous two and a half years is still remarkable, and he is one of the core members of the Sheets Army to win the La Liga title last season. From the reluctance of Atletico fans when Trippier was about to transfer and the praise of Simeone, it can be seen that Newcastle has signed a fairly strong faction. The England right gate, nicknamed "Crispy", will receive the highest weekly salary of 130,000 pounds in the Magpies after joining, which also shows his star status in the new team.
Secondly, although the local tycoons spend money like flowing water, they do not count the cost of every order. Abu Chelsea's first signing was £6 million Glenn Johnson, also a homegrown right-handicap. Such a low-key start did not prevent the Russians from subsequently buying a lot of money, one after another. In the Manchester City era in Abu Dhabi, the first signing was Brazilian striker Robinho, who was worth 37.5 million pounds, and the deal was quite eye-catching, much more eye-catching than the Brazilian striker's subsequent two-year blue moon career.
Abu is in a hurry, and will also make a cautious winter window compared to the cold atmosphere of the summer window, offering a 50 million pound to sign Torres' big move. But the era of barbaric development of the Premier League double blue was still before UEFA strictly implemented the rules of fiscal fairness. That is, the wanton behavior of the two blue local tycoons in the Premier League has provoked two levels of supervision to come up with financial restriction regulations, resulting in latecomers who cannot simply pay money and smash it.
After the change of ownership of Newcastle, the tree is a big move. The acquisition was met with criticism by Premier League shareholders before it was completed. Once the wood is in the boat, 18 other club shareholders in addition to Manchester City called on the league to enact regulations to prohibit Newcastle owners from transfusing blood through affiliated sponsors and shutting down the magpies' water pipes. In full view of everyone, the "Golden Magpie" must try to consider that the initial reinforcement will not arouse too much resentment within the alliance, so as not to move out of the gold dollar and hit his own feet.
Assuming that the Premier League and UEFA are regulated at both levels, there is no limit to the cost of reinforcements, what kind of dazzling stars can Newcastle buy? Like the mood of Kaka's rejection of Manchester City with his love of feathers, he will also secretly cooperate with today's top stars, dooming Mero to not appear on the banks of the Tyne River. At the next level, Mbappe has a heart, and Haaland has long been used as a huge bargaining chip by Raiola to exchange for an environment that can meet the norwegian striker's needs to continue to grow – and this will not be the second-to-last relegation candidate in the Premier League.
Yes, while the Magpies are risking relegation as the world's richest club, even the second-tier stars like Lacazette and Jesse Lingard and Newcastle are limited to rumors. After several changes of coach in the first half of the season at Manchester United, Lingard, who still cannot be the main force, will consider: the winter window transfer to Newcastle to get a high salary, a moment of coolness; half a year later to play the Championship, how to promote his brand?
With a lot of thought, Newcastle coach Eddie Howe's first signing in the new era of Newcastle, an old department he used to coach Burnley, became reasonable. Trippier, tactically, will help the Magpies defense that has almost become a colander in the first half. Strategically, the England international, who has free kicks in the game, can bring leadership to the dressing room.
The addition of Trippier is also a knock-on deal for the Magpies who are eager to turn over. According to Solkhkel, a sky platform expert who learned from the inside channel that the Magpies have "many, many reinforcements", said: "If the Main England players are willing to join, then many stars in contact with Newcastle may also think: Why don't I try it too? ”