23 Aug 2016 08:28:52
If there has been one common theme of the new regime is that they are looking at minimum expenditure in transfer fees. An investment firm such as FOSUN are unlikely to fork out large transfer fees for the likes of Talisca and Rhodes as they represent a high risk. At the end of the day Wolves are an investment which in time will be sold on for a handsome profit.
23 Aug 2016 09:53:15
Thats bs hobart. wait one more week to go you see.
23 Aug 2016 10:21:59
I wouldn't so sure, I reckon Fosun are in for one or 2 proper signings with proper money, maybe Rhodes and Bjarnson.
The loans will have cost them, they're only for 12 months, Zenga and his passion philosophy can't last long-term without success, we need to do it this season or they'll all be for nothing, would have to start from scratch again next season. I think we're going to really go for it, and those 2 signed would give us a huge opportunity to do it this season.
23 Aug 2016 10:31:37
About us just being an investment to Fosun they will develop and then sell for maximum profit, I don't think so. I think we'd always have more value to Fosun as being the leading champion identity of their entire £46billion group, than we would to anyone else.
I think Wolves fans need to catch up with the fact the club has finally found it's right path and home with Fosun and is made :-)
23 Aug 2016 10:37:39
You're wrong HobartWolves. Fosun are in it for the long term. A football club is no ordinary in/ out investment. If Fosun wanted a quick buck there are many other types of businesses to buy and sell on in the short term. If we don't spend big in this transfer window there will be a good reason, although I think we will bring in one marquee signing.