If Olise does go we should sell for nothing less than £75 and maybe more.

Players of his quality, age and proven ability to shred Premiership teams just aren’t around so he has a massive premium on his shoulders.

All this talk of £60m is hugely undervaluing him.

Spurs, Liverpool and Villa won’t pay much and would be frustrating to deal with. Tyre kickers spring to mind.

Chelsea, United and City would pay us what he’s worth without the song & dance. I think United are so desperate they would probably pay most.

As much as I’d love him to stay with us I can imagine him at United

Edited by XKudu (09 May 2024 11.26am)

I reckon higher.

Lets not forget he's still only 22, and already performing at this level.

On his trajectory, he genuinely could be the best player in the world in a couple of years.

Others may correct me but I don't think Reading have a sell on percentage unlike Eze and QPR.

Sceptical about Villa, especially with Leon Bailey playing in the same position I don't think he would necessarily be a nailed on starter there.

A couple of months ago i posted up from a bbc report, not 'gossip page' that Olise & Eze's contracts had 'complicated' clauses. Tho, as this is the bbc, who knows.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

If Olise's agent had said to you, you can have him for 40k a week on a 30m release clause or 200k a week for no release clause, what would you have said? (And those are the only options he's willing to consider).

It absolutely benefits the player but players have power to take the terms that appeal to them and reject the ones that don't.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.