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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Jun 11, 2024 11:50:39 GMT
On CCTV 5 if you're in China! 😏
0-0 HT waiting for Bae....
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Post by etebojan on Jun 11, 2024 12:41:00 GMT
1-0 to SK.... we want Bae, we want Bae!!! (still on bench)
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Post by etebojan on Jun 11, 2024 12:53:30 GMT
He's coming on last couple of mins of extra time...
or last 10 seconds...didn't touch the ball FT! Bae has come through qualifiers in one piece which is the most important thing (and has probably added a few Million to his asking price after his international goal)
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Post by FullerMagic on Jul 16, 2024 18:28:41 GMT
1908.nl/artikelen/feyenoord-ziet-in-jun-ho-bae-directe-versterkingFeyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske.
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Post by bertiestan on Jul 16, 2024 18:30:36 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. A tad worrying 🔴⚪️
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Post by bayernoatcake on Jul 16, 2024 18:30:38 GMT
Not sure he’d be moved by that?
And I’d hope a Dutch club couldn’t afford him.
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Post by FullerMagic on Jul 16, 2024 18:31:11 GMT
Not sure he’d be moved by that? And I’d hope a Dutch club couldn’t afford him. Champions League though And the claim is he is "charmed" by the interest
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Post by itsmorethanagame on Jul 16, 2024 18:31:23 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. If we can keep him he will be worth a lot more in another season. Just got to hope he doesn’t really push for a move.
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Post by stokiejoe89 on Jul 16, 2024 18:31:28 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. 50 million
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Post by nonameface on Jul 16, 2024 18:31:33 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. £20m or do one!
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Post by Olgrligm on Jul 16, 2024 18:31:49 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. What about the left leg?
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Post by daz2631 on Jul 16, 2024 18:32:10 GMT
Come on Stoke tell the tulip munchers to do one he is our main man .
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Post by nonameface on Jul 16, 2024 18:32:21 GMT
Feyenoord is preparing to strike for the services of Jun-ho Bae. . South Korea's 20-year-old international is currently playing for Stoke City, but is charmed by interest from Rotterdam. The right leg can be used as an attacking midfielder and as an outdoor player. From Feyenoord there are direct lines with agency Route 1 Sports. After some physical appointments, thorough analyzes and the preparation of highly regarded reports, Feyenoord is sure: the attacking midfielder would be a direct reinforcement for the first team. Further concrete rapprochement is expected in the window at a later date. Bae was previously a South Korean youth product from Daegu FC. Via domestic trips to Daeryun Middle School, Cheonan Jeil High School, Pyeongtaek Jinwee FC and Daejeon Hana Citizen, Bae ended up at Stoke City in the summer of 2023. The transfer allegedly involved EUR 2 million. The South Korean will be under contract with The Potters until mid-2027, but has insiders say the UEFA Champions League adventure with Feyenoord. The Rotterdammers have come to the conclusion that Bae fits perfectly within the new formation and game views of head coach Brian Priske. 50 million Thought I was being generous with £20m!
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Post by bayernoatcake on Jul 16, 2024 18:32:45 GMT
Not sure he’d be moved by that? And I’d hope a Dutch club couldn’t afford him. Champions League though And the claim is he is "charmed" by the interest He can do better.
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Post by stokiejoe89 on Jul 16, 2024 18:33:17 GMT
Thought I was being generous with £20m! That will do his big toe
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Post by bertiestan on Jul 16, 2024 18:33:42 GMT
There’s a history of South Koreans in Holland also with park ji sung and the other fella at PSV before moving to England 🔴⚪️
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Post by GeneralFaye on Jul 16, 2024 18:34:29 GMT
Worrying
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Post by FullerMagic on Jul 16, 2024 18:34:48 GMT
Champions League though And the claim is he is "charmed" by the interest He can do better. Yeah, I agree. I doubt they'd be looking at paying the big 8-figures, Champs League or not. If he sits tight, he'll end up at a much better club next summer. The Dutch league is pretty unattractive
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Post by bayernoatcake on Jul 16, 2024 18:36:11 GMT
Yeah, I agree. I doubt they'd be looking at paying the big 8-figures, Champs League or not. If he sits tight, he'll end up at a much better club next summer. The Dutch league is pretty unattractive Yeah I almost want to say it’s a sideways move. It’s not, it’s clearly upwards but seems an unnecessary stepping stone to me.
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Post by pieofpeter on Jul 16, 2024 18:37:11 GMT
Not sure he’d be moved by that? And I’d hope a Dutch club couldn’t afford him. This when he goes I'm sure it would be to one of the big 5 leagues. Think he would be a star in Germany or Italy. Think he would stay till Jan then I think we worry if he carries on where he left off from last season we will be in trouble.
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Post by lordb on Jul 16, 2024 18:40:39 GMT
Yeah, I agree. I doubt they'd be looking at paying the big 8-figures, Champs League or not. If he sits tight, he'll end up at a much better club next summer. The Dutch league is pretty unattractive Yeah I almost want to say it’s a sideways move. It’s not, it’s clearly upwards but seems an unnecessary stepping stone to me. Overall the Dutch league is a lower standard than the Championship however Feyenoord are clearly a higher standard so it's hard to equate If he wants a move a pl club or a club in a top 5 league on the one hand he's better off here on the other if he goes there and catches eye in Champions League games he's better off there
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Post by mickstupp on Jul 16, 2024 18:42:35 GMT
I can’t imagine he’ll be going anywhere until his output improves. 15 goals plus assists this season and he’s gone next summer for big money.
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Post by Squeekster on Jul 16, 2024 18:43:15 GMT
Why do they only want the right leg?
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Post by itsmorethanagame on Jul 16, 2024 18:43:27 GMT
Doesn’t look like they ever spend over 8m Euros on a fee. Cant see them massively looking break their record for Junho.
They get plenty of money in from sales though. Just sold someone to Brighton for 30m.
Guarantee if Junho goes there they would make a big profit in him.
No way we should be selling for max 8 million. If we can persuade him not to go and give us another season we will get so much more for him.
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Post by Jimmyg on Jul 16, 2024 18:44:51 GMT
Yeah, I agree. I doubt they'd be looking at paying the big 8-figures, Champs League or not. If he sits tight, he'll end up at a much better club next summer. The Dutch league is pretty unattractive Yeah I almost want to say it’s a sideways move. It’s not, it’s clearly upwards but seems an unnecessary stepping stone to me. If we win promotion next season he might be persuaded to stay.
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Post by FullerMagic on Jul 16, 2024 18:47:20 GMT
Doesn’t look like they ever spend over 8m Euros on a fee. Cant see them massively looking break their record for Junho. They get plenty of money in from sales though. Just sold someone to Brighton for 30m. Guarantee if Junho goes there they would make a big profit in him. No way we should be selling for max 8 million. If we can persuade him not to go and give us another season we will get so much more for him. First time they've banked Champs League money for 6-7 yrs though -and they know they've got more CL money next season Maybe not inconceivable, but does seem unlikely they'd just put down what we'd be looking for (surely somewhere between £10-15m as minimum) after years of being relatively frugal.
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Post by banksy1art on Jul 16, 2024 18:54:17 GMT
There is not a chance he gets sold this summer
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Post by itsmorethanagame on Jul 16, 2024 18:54:26 GMT
Doesn’t look like they ever spend over 8m Euros on a fee. Cant see them massively looking break their record for Junho. They get plenty of money in from sales though. Just sold someone to Brighton for 30m. Guarantee if Junho goes there they would make a big profit in him. No way we should be selling for max 8 million. If we can persuade him not to go and give us another season we will get so much more for him. First time they've banked Champs League money for 6-7 yrs though -and they know they've got more CL money next season Maybe not inconceivable, but does seem unlikely they'd just put down what we'd be looking for (surely somewhere between £10-15m as minimum) after years of being relatively frugal. Yes it’s possible but not convinced they would be looking to break their record on Junho. We can see his potential but not sure he has statistically done enough for them to be splashing a record fee out. What would be the absolute bare minute would accept so you think? On the basis Junho kicks up a fuss and demands a move. It’s a really, really hard one to call. We are going to need premier league bids to get the money we know he will be worth.
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Post by thornestein on Jul 16, 2024 18:59:56 GMT
Why do they only want the right leg? can’t afford both
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Post by FullerMagic on Jul 16, 2024 19:00:02 GMT
First time they've banked Champs League money for 6-7 yrs though -and they know they've got more CL money next season Maybe not inconceivable, but does seem unlikely they'd just put down what we'd be looking for (surely somewhere between £10-15m as minimum) after years of being relatively frugal. Yes it’s possible but not convinced they would be looking to break their record on Junho. We can see his potential but not sure he has statistically done enough for them to be splashing a record fee out. What would be the absolute bare minute would accept so you think? On the basis Junho kicks up a fuss and demands a move. It’s a really, really hard one to call. We are going to need premier league bids to get the money we know he will be worth. I wouldn't be amazed. Clubs are getting cuter and none of them miss any tricks. If I was them, or any club really, I certainly would pay the money for him. I'd be surprised if any Stoke fan having watched him for 12 months thought anyone paying that kind of money for him would end up losing money Just had a quick google and Feyenoord fans consider that site a "Tier 1" transfer source. Agent pressure and possible release clauses are maybe another factor. Who knows what we agreed to last summer to get him here?
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