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11 minutes ago, Dave-R said:

Do you know what I'd do.

If it came to it city were to choose the buy back and Luiz wanted to stay, I would seriously offer city more money to back of the buy back just to keep this bloke, surely that can be done right???

Man City aren't bothered by an extra £10 million here or there. 

If they want the player, they get the player whatever we say or offer.

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2 minutes ago, ender4 said:

hold on.... what's his actual surname then?

His full name is Douglas Luiz Soares de Pablo, but in Spanish and Portuguese naming conventions you rarely use someone's full name, as people tend to have similar surnames and often multiple ones.

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1 minute ago, ender4 said:

hold on.... what's his actual surname then?

 

Douglas Luiz Soares de Paulo.   Portuguese/Brazilian culture doesn't follow the forename-surname naming conventions that we have in the UK.  The really simple version is they have double double barrelled names, where they'll take names from both parents and the grandparents.  It then gets shortened down to a nickname for day to day use.   Cristiano Ronaldo is actually called Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro. OG Ronaldo is actually called Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima. Neymar is called Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior (which is why he goes by Neymar and Neymar Jr) 

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Just now, The_Rev said:

 

Douglas Luiz Soares de Paulo.   Portuguese/Brazilian culture doesn't follow the forename-surname naming conventions that we have in the UK.  The really simple version is they have double double barrelled names, where they'll take names from both parents and the grandparents.  It then gets shortened down to a nickname for day to day use.   Cristiano Ronaldo is actually called Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro. OG Ronaldo is actually called Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima. Neymar is called Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior (which is why he goes by Neymar and Neymar Jr) 

Typical foreigners. Eh?

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1 hour ago, Chindie said:

His full name is Douglas Luiz Soares de Pablo, but in Spanish and Portuguese naming conventions you rarely use someone's full name, as people tend to have similar surnames and often multiple ones.

Like Neville Neville 😂

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29 minutes ago, HeyAnty said:

They also have a backup lb who cost over 60m. 

And so much money value is meaningless.

And a five sub rule to appease benched stars.

And a toothless tiger in the shape of FFP laws.

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2 hours ago, Danny_Villaman84 said:

It is 25 millions pounds by this summer

in next summer it is would be 35 millions pounds.

The expires date for a pay back clause will be 2 years time Summer.

It was accord to Birmingham mail.

They suggested it could be that but said they had no idea

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2 hours ago, Dave-R said:

Do you know what I'd do.

If it came to it city were to choose the buy back and Luiz wanted to stay, I would seriously offer city more money to back of the buy back just to keep this bloke, surely that can be done right???

Yeah been done a number of times across Europe when you buy out the contract clause.  Been done with clubs and players.  It’s generally a smaller figure as well than the difference, but just depends if both clubs want to do it.  

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On 22/07/2020 at 14:14, nick76 said:

Yeah been done a number of times across Europe when you buy out the contract clause.  Been done with clubs and players.  It’s generally a smaller figure as well than the difference, but just depends if both clubs want to do it.  

Well if the rumours are true and arsenal are to try grab Luiz for either of the two reported figures I'm seeing in the news of 15.5 or 30 mill then its make sense that we challenge that offer with a higher one right??

Need to make securing Luiz priority.

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If Douglas Luiz wants to stay, he’ll stay. It’s up to Villa to make him want to stay. Regardless of any contractual clause, if the player doesn’t want to join another club then he stays where he is, he’ll refuse any offer made to him. City could trigger the clause to find out that the player is loving life at Villa and refuses to even negotiate about a return. A few things would need to happen for that to have any chance of coming to fruition;

(1) Villa would have to be a Premier League club.

(2) Jack Grealish would have to be retained at the club.

(3) Douglas Luiz would need to see evidence that Villa were impatient to join the upper echelons of the league. Which would mean buying quality rather than selling it (see point 2).

If those three points can be met then there is a chance. If not then we’re looking at yet another summer of rebuild.

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2 minutes ago, OxfordVillan said:

If Douglas Luiz wants to stay, he’ll stay. It’s up to Villa to make him want to stay. Regardless of any contractual clause, if the player doesn’t want to join another club then he stays where he is, he’ll refuse any offer made to him. City could trigger the clause to find out that the player is loving life at Villa and refuses to even negotiate about a return. A few things would need to happen for that to have any chance of coming to fruition;

(1) Villa would have to be a Premier League club.

(2) Jack Grealish would have to be retained at the club.

(3) Douglas Luiz would need to see evidence that Villa were impatient to join the upper echelons of the league. Which would mean buying quality rather than selling it (see point 2).

If those three points can be met then there is a chance. If not then we’re looking at yet another summer of rebuild.

Agree, if we stay up and the owners are serious, they’ll buy the quality players needed to keep the good players at the club.

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Isn't the issue though that he still might not get a work permit for Man City?

Has only one cap for Brazil (I think) so his transfer fee and/or wages would need to be amongst the highest at the club to get a WP.

Seems more likely they would buy him back to sell him for a profit to another club - and the WP issue would remain for any top 6 club you would think - and how many clubs in the top 6 would take a player with one season in the PL and make him one of their high earners? 

 

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25 minutes ago, OxfordVillan said:

If Douglas Luiz wants to stay, he’ll stay. It’s up to Villa to make him want to stay. Regardless of any contractual clause, if the player doesn’t want to join another club then he stays where he is, he’ll refuse any offer made to him. City could trigger the clause to find out that the player is loving life at Villa and refuses to even negotiate about a return. A few things would need to happen for that to have any chance of coming to fruition;

(1) Villa would have to be a Premier League club.

(2) Jack Grealish would have to be retained at the club.

(3) Douglas Luiz would need to see evidence that Villa were impatient to join the upper echelons of the league. Which would mean buying quality rather than selling it (see point 2).

If those three points can be met then there is a chance. If not then we’re looking at yet another summer of rebuild.

There's no way he's not going back to city if they trigger the clause. Come on now. 

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