Not yet, totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coco Bryce
Surely wont move there the season before the World Cup. He needs to be playing every week. No chance of that at Celtic.
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Not yet, totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coco Bryce
Surely wont move there the season before the World Cup. He needs to be playing every week. No chance of that at Celtic.
Didn’t his agent say something about that he needs to be playing regularly in order to help his international career ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
He did, last week I think it was…Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Maybe not starting every week, but he'd certainly be a better option off the bench than Paulo Bernardo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coco Bryce
Is he really not better than McCowan? We'd have spent £1m on him but at this moment and time I reckon Triantis is worth that if not more.
Luke McCowan has had close on 1400 minutes for Celtic this season. Understand he's a completely different player but I think he's a good enough to get plenty game time for a club like Celtic
It's entirely unsurprising we are trying to sign him, whatever we pay for him we will recoup in 2 or 3 years time, probably by 4 or 5 times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unseen work
If he signs for Celtic he won't be dropped by Australia regardless of the minutes played.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Try telling that to Josef Juranovic I guess....Quote:
Originally Posted by Centre Hawf
Josip Juranovic: The reason I had to leave Celtic - I didn’t like some of that stuff
I don't think Croatia and Australia are quite the same levels of competition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
How you even come across this article is the main questionQuote:
Originally Posted by Brummie_Hibs
No chance of that! Boys valued at 16 million.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brummie_Hibs
I didn't - somebody I know on a Hibs related Whatapp group did. I thought I'd ask here.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH21Hibee
A tug-of-war is brewing between Leeds United and Aston Villa for the signature of Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin this Summer. The Belgian international has become a key figure at Ibrox since his £6m move from Standard Liege in January 2023, quickly establishing himself as a fan favorite.
Raskin's move to Rangers was largely influenced by then-manager Michael Beale, and the 24-year-old has more than lived up to the expectations surrounding him. This season, he has arguably been Rangers' most consistent performer, contributing three goals and eight assists in 45 appearances.
Known for his ability to dictate the tempo of the game, Raskin primarily operates as a deep-lying playmaker. His tactical intelligence, impressive ball skills, excellent distribution, and vision make him a valuable asset in controlling the midfield. These qualities have understandably made him a popular figure amongst the Rangers faithful.
While Raskin is under contract at Rangers until 2027, the allure of Premier League football could prove tempting for the Belgian international, who has earned two international caps this year. Rangers are understandably reluctant to lose such a pivotal player, but the prospect of playing in England's top flight may be hard to resist.
only saw him a couple of times right enough but i don't think he's that good
The s*n reporting Martin Boyle is close to agreeing a new contract
Is that from the Daily Record by any chance? What a load of cobblers. Aston Villa have their eyes firmly on the upper end of the Champions League and Raskin is nowhere near that.Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
Different class. Buzzing at that. Think someone mentioned earlier on the thread its a two-year deal on reduced terms.Quote:
Originally Posted by HibeeMackenzie
Aston villa need to sell big time before the psr deadline in June or they'll be facing a points deduction, wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if they were looking at cheaper younger players on lower wages. They had the highest wages to turnover ratio in Europe last season.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
I would be amazed if Triantis joins us permanently.
Think he is contracted to Sunderland for another two years. I may be wrong.
But given his age, how he has performed and that there will be a fair bit of interest I expect the fee will be around £2m+, which will blow us out of the water.
Unless Foley steps in.
Hopefuly McGinn to Saudi :)Quote:
Originally Posted by supermcginn
Would be a shame not to make us of the sell on.
There is absolutely no chance Triantis will be at Easter Road next season.
No inside info, just can see he'll get better offers elsewhere.
Totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnM1875
Nectar and Dylan been outstanding and can’t see SDG changing that pairing for now.
Hopefully once we beat Sellick on Saturday and secure 3rd Manneh can get some time of the bench v Saints and the sevconians
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Hibs would have to offer close to a million quid with a hefty sell on fee. If it’s worth it meaning we get further European games and qualify for Europe again next season I think we should be bidding if gray thinks it’s pivotal for next season.
I could definitely see him coming for another year on loan.Quote:
Originally Posted by SHODAN
If it's true what was said about his priority being getting in the Australia team and squad for next year's world cup then there aren't many places he's more likely to be able to enhance his chances than with us. Obviously there will be bigger clubs interested in him than us and he'll always back himself to make an impact anywhere he goes but there's a risk his world cup stuff dies a death by going somewhere then not playing. We're a safer option than that and if he plays and has a good world cup then the world is his oyster.
He's never joining us permanently, we need to deal with that, but I could easily see another loan next season being in the interests of all parties.
I reckon more likely the other bum cheek would go after him. He is exactly what they need - f€(£!n hope not thoQuote:
Originally Posted by Unseen work
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Could Triantis be signed by bournemouth and loaned back to us for a season or two? Exactly the kind of deal we should be getting with our tie in with them. And he is still only 21 so could be given a really good opportunity to develop and a clear pathway into EPL
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Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
I’m not sure Nick WILL have an international career.
Popovich brought him into the Oz squad to have a closer look at him, but it wasn’t lost on me that he wasn’t selected in the match day squad…meaning he wasn’t even on the bench, but in the stands for BOTH Oz’s games.
Popovic played Ryan Teague, a young Melbourne Victory player in what arguably would be the position Triantis would slot into…and has since publicly praised him.
There is an Oz squad camp scheduled for the end of May/beginning of June in Abu Dhabi, so I guess we’ll see then if he is still in the running.
If he doesn’t have an international career Fred all I can say is Australia must have some serious talent in midfield. I think Triantis has been outstanding and at 21 he’s got massive potential. Ryan Teague rings a bell for some reason wither I seen him play or you mentioned him before I can’t remember , one we should look at as an alternative to Triantis possibly? 🤔 .Quote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred
:agree: His agent says his priority is game time. I think that puts us in a strong position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
I thought he wasn't involved in squads ah he picked up an injury first training session and they didn't want to risk him? Thats what i was told anyway. Im 100% sure he will be called back up and be involvedQuote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred
I would be amazed if Triantis can't break into that squad eventually. Considering the general standard he's up against is A-League or MLS level lads with a Jackson Irvine in there I'd back Nectar to get himself in there within the next 6 months at best. It wasn't that long ago Keanu Baccus was playing World Cup games for them, I expect Triantis to be too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred