Was having a look on transfermarkt, and I noticed SJM,
Link here: https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/john-mcginn/marktwertverlauf/spieler/193116
When we sold him to villa, they rated him at £1.58m. They now rate him at £18m. An incredible rise in 18 months. They’re fairly bad for undervaluing players too.
Think we’re gonna make a pretty sell on fee.
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07-01-2020 06:58 AM #1
John McGinn value
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07-01-2020 08:01 AM #3This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
50m
But worth diddly squat with a broken ankle
One for the back burner
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07-01-2020 09:51 AM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Quite. All this chat is redundant until he is fully fit and playing again.
Then it is down to circumstance. I don’t believe McGinn will leave Villa if they stay up (that’s a big if, mind). If they go down, there may be a relegation clause in his fat new contract and he will be open to a move.
Then it is down to the market, and which clubs want to buy him.
If I was Ron Gordon, I certainly wouldn’t be counting any chickens yet.
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07-01-2020 01:31 PM #6
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07-01-2020 01:35 PM #7
And Celtic got 25 million for Tierney. 25 million for an injury prone youngster
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He signed a new contract with them at the beginning of this season. The Villans love him and he’s one of the first picks in the team.
If they stay up I think it’s unlikely he would push for a move. But we will see!
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07-01-2020 04:39 PM #10
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Villa fans loved him in the championship last year and he started well this year but more than a few were not his biggest fan for the last few months.
Yes he has exceeded expectations big time but I think he's got a bit more to go to force a move, particularly now he has a major injury.
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Hopefully he's back from injury sharp and can contribute to Villa staying up and in Scotland's qualifiers. I'm not convinced Villa will sell him this summer regardless of their final league position though - I'm also not sure if, as it stands, he's done enough to convince a big team to come in for him.Mon the Hibs.
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07-01-2020 10:06 PM #13
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Remember that time Hearts thought Cardiff would sell CPaterson for £30m and they’d get £6m sell on fee?
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07-01-2020 10:20 PM #15
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If Villa do go down they’ll have to sell players to avoid being punished for breaking the Championship’s spending rules.
I would guess at least one of McGinn or Grealish will go off that happens.
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07-01-2020 10:30 PM #16
If McGinn gets sold, it will be for a lot more than £18 million. It would be more like £25-30 million.
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Villa and hibs fan here, think the general thought amongst villa fans on McGinn is that he could pretty much slot into any team and do well, besides the weird 433 formation that Smith is playing. He was in general still the best of a bad bunch along with Grealish. After his injury villa looked considerably worse in the few games after until the formation was switched. Will need to sell at least 6 of the starting 11 if we go down, and McGinn is one unfortunately.
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Grealish would bring in more
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08-01-2020 12:09 PM #20
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Granted his recent injury probably makes that less likely now.
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He won’t force a move but plenty of teams will want him based on his form for the majority of the season. I have to say though that Jack Grealish will probably go first and it’ll be for an absolutely huge fee- he has been incredible for them after a slow start- pure class.
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08-01-2020 09:35 PM #22
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Don't disagree about Grealish mind you, cracking player and excited to see what he does next.
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08-01-2020 10:00 PM #23
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I have a worry that McGinn's injury has come at the wrong time for him. Villa are under real threat of relegation and he'll be out until the final month or so of the season it looks like at best. I hope that someone's taken notice of him higher up the table but I don't think Villa will get any more than £20million for him if he does go and I doubt it'll be to a top 6 team sadly.
Doesn't help that all the attention will be on Jack Grealish now too.
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08-01-2020 10:19 PM #25
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This injury is looking more and more like a massive kick in the stones for both clubs financially
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08-01-2020 11:06 PM #26
If he does get a move to a Man Utd or spurs, Villa won’t budge on anything less than £40 million. Realistically if they stay up they could be asking for bids considered only at £50 million plus.
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Guessing Grealish will be valued at around £75 million now and until
recently him and McGinn were held in fairly equal regard.
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09-01-2020 01:17 AM #29
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Money is stupid at the top level but I don't really see those type of figures being thrown around for two players that could realistically be playing against Wycombe Wanderers in the Championship in 8 months for a club that will be in real trouble financially with possible fire sales if they go down again. It's probably more realistic that Grealish, despite having zero England caps, is probably valued nearer the £40m and John McGinn a little over half that tops.
We know John McGinn is a class act. But how many clubs have been promoted to the Premiership, had a fantastic player tipped to go for big money, only for them to really just be an average bottom half player?
Charlie Adam's season with Blackpool in the Premiership hits a lot of the same notes as this situation, in fact Adam had an even better season and didn't get an injury the made him miss nearly half the season. He was linked with all the same clubs that McGinn was before his injury and ended up moving to a mid table Liverpool side for a fraction of the price it was quoted to be in the press before being found out.
I do think McGinn is a better natural player and has a better attitude than Adam of course, should he ever get that type of move (say at an Arsenal or Man Utd compared to Adam's Liverpool) then he will do more than Adam ever did at Anfield imo but I just don't see where the dots line up for him being a £40/50 million player at this point.
I hope I'm wrong, I just think maybe if he didn't get that injury it would be more likely. The best thing he/we can probably hope for now is that Villa stay up this season, possibly through McGinn coming back as a breath of fresh air in the run-in before having an absolute blistering season as their main man next season.
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09-01-2020 05:55 AM #30
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