Skip to main content

Sakho: west brom interested in signing Liverpool's defender...

By

West Brom are interested in Liverpool's £30m-rated defender Mamadou Sakho.

France centre-back Sakho, 27, is out of favour at Anfield after falling out with Reds manager Jurgen Klopp on the 2016 pre-season tour of the USA.

He was sent on loan to Crystal Palace last season, where he made eight appearances, and was nominated for their player of the year award.

The news comes after the Baggies rejected an £18m bid from Manchester City for centre-back Jonny Evans.

Manager Tony Pulis said on Friday it would be"crazy" to say they would turn down a bigger offer for the Northern Ireland defender, but added: "We're not desperate for money.
"Sakho turned down a loan move to West Brom last August after being told he can leave the club.

He has not played for the Reds since April 2016, when he was provisionally suspended after failing a drugs test before subsequently being cleared.

Sakho joined Palace on loan for the second half of last term and was not involved in Liverpool's Premier League game at Watford last Saturday or Tuesday's Champions League play-off, first-leg win over Hoffenheim.

Should a deal go through, the fee would eclipse the club record £13m West Brom paid Tottenham for Nacer Chadli 12 months ago.

            

                           Analysis

The last two weeks of the transfer window can involve some cagey wheeling and dealing.

West Brom know they can sell Evans to Manchester City.

If they do that, they have decent money to get in a replacement.However, if they tell everyone that is what they intend to do, the price of their targets go up.

So, they sound out clubs quietly, while telling the world Evans is going nowhere.

It may be that the Northern Irishman stays put.

But Tony Pulis wants to know what the alternatives are - and having already spoken toLiverpool about Sakho once this summer, he is now talking to them again.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

FOR ALL..... TOP 5 DNS SITES TO BLOCK PORN SITES WITHOUT INSTALLING SOFTWARE..

By
The Internet is so vast and uncensored that it is capable of plaguing the young minds if the parents do not play their role in making sure that the bad websites are being filtered and blocked. Unlike previous generations where they probably hide their adult magazines under their bed, all they need is a device such as smartphone, tablet or desktop computer with an Internet connection to access the hundreds of thousands freely available porn sites by clicking the “I Agree” button to comply with the displayed conditions. We have previously introduced  10 parental control software  that you can install on your Windows computer to automatically detect bad websites and block them. They are effective but most of them can be easily tampered and bypassed. On this article we will be introducing the DNS method that can be used as an additional filtering system to block out bad websites and it works perfectly with the parental control software. Basically a DNS is used to translate a typ...
1 comment
Read more

Are you proud of your job??? Checkout what this man has to say

By
A gallant police officer identified as Oluwa Oscar Lam, has revealed how proud he is to be working in the Nigerian Police Force. The policeman who lives and works in Lagos – took to Facebook to share the below words as he compared himself with an “ordinary” civilian. Read below; I am a proud POLICE OFFICER They Have University, We Have Training College. They Have Vice Chancellor, We Have Commandant. They Have Lecturers, We Have Instructors. Their Day Starts by 0700hrs, but Ours by 0400hrs. They Wake up 0600hrs, We Jump up 0300hrs. They Shake Hands, We Salute. They Wear Gucci, We Wear Carmo/Khaki. They Keep Their Hairs, We Cut Off Our Hairs. They Wake Up, We Jump Up. They walk, We Double In Divisions. They Have Students, We Have Cadets/Recruits. They Have Dining Halls, We Have Mess. They Go On Break, We Go On Pass. They Have Conference Hall, We Have Parade Ground. To Them Nigeria Flag Stays up For 2...
1 comment
Read more