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Liverpool agree to sell Takumi Minamino to Monaco for €18 million
Monaco have agreed a €18 million deal to sign Takumi Minamino from Liverpool. Minamino has agreed personal terms with the Ligue 1 side but the deal is subject to a medical as the 27-year-old is still in his native Japan. Liverpool will receive a fixed fee of €15 million with another €3...
Can't argue with that. £15.4 million, with £12.87 million guaranteed.
More than doubling our money, along with all the merchandising off the signing in Asia, after 2 and a half seasons and all the major domestic trophies he contributed to.
To continue your excellent start in the main gig, not too shabby work Mr Ward for a 6th/ 7th choice forward. Not too shabby at all.
Really hard not to like Taki San. He come into a completely new culture, on and off the park, and was immediately locked down in a strange City/ Country with no friends or family around him. Fate dealt him a terrible hand here from the get-go but he persevered, always playing catch-up to what he missed out on in that vital first 6 months and more, and made himself a pretty successful piece his one proper full season here last year and somewhat turned himself into a cult hero.
My highlight of last year remains his dramatic, last kick equaliser in the comeback against Leicester to take the LC tie into extra-time. The noisiest by far the arl place has been since we were allowed to return to the match on a real Scouse pride night.
We wouldn't be still buzzing off our 8th double winning season if it wasn't for Minamino. For that alone, he'll always be fondly remembered.
Thank you, for your, albeit brief, contribution to the cause and some boss memory's therein. All the best in the Principality mate. If you can't enjoy living there, you can't enjoy living anywhere.
With that, Connor's loan, and the positive afternoon at the French Senate making it clear we weren't to blame for the horror at the CL Final, after the earlier UEFA lies fell on deaf ears, this has turned into a very good Tuesday.
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