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Watching the West Ham v Sheffield United game, the commentator just mentioned that McBurnie cost £20 million, as did Brewster, so how does Keiffer Moore compare to them? Both of the Sheffield players have relative youth on their side, but Moore is at an age where it could be said he’s at his peak. We might not get it, but if City were asked to name their price for him, I don’t see why we shouldn’t ask for the same £20 million.
McBurnie will be worth buttons when Sheffield get relegated
Originally Posted by Chris Pontprennau Blues
He’ll be on Prem money with a poor goal return. Sheffield won’t be able to sell him to recoup some of their money. He’ll end up selling crack and his arse in Townhill
In Townhill ,Its up Townhill.
Oops sorry!
Obviously. Everyone remembers the Billy Joel song!
It took me a little while but i got it in the end.
I don’t think Brewster has scored this season!!!!!
Moore than when we bought him.
He is probably worth £5-7M - budgets are down
age isn't in his favour, but he's not over the hill yet.
I think 7-10 million wouldn't be out of the question
As much as anyone is willing to pay and our club is willing to sell for. It seems unlikely that anyone pays £20 million on a striker from the Championship, at least one not from Brentford, next summer and then will be tough to fetch that for Moore with another year to his age.
McBurnie scored 22 goals from 42 games in the Championship in the year before he was sold and Kieffer is currently on pace to match that, although is a few years older so seemingly less potential (is there?) to tap into. I guess a lot could depend on how well Moore performs at the Euros later in the year but I'd be disappointed if he goes for less than Zohore which would put him up there amongst our record transfer sales.
About £15m, more with a good Euros
Fixed it. I think he's worth about this, he's getting better and better each season and he's only 28. He's probably worth a hell of a lot more to us than any fee we'd get for him as well.
Even Ross Mcormack went for £11 million didnt he? Can’t recall what we let him go for, the usual peanuts no doubt.....it will be sad to see Moore go to a club like Burnley
Gutted that he’s going, when’s the taxi due?
Ollie Watkins went from Brentford to Villa in the summer for £28m rising to £33m.
That was a fee set in the middle of the new Covid football economy. There may have been some further downward pressure on fees and wages since - but if Moore carries on as he is (already rated the best or one of the five best Championship players this season) then a fee of £15-20m to a Premier League club is realistic.
I reckon Moore is the kind of player who will be scoring at a high level well into his mid to lat 30s. Along the lines of Glenn Murray, Rickie Lambert, Crouchy
Even at 28 I think there’s at least 6 years left in him at a high level
Ricky Lambert was washed up by the time he was 32/33. He managed just 7 goals in 3 seasons after his 32nd birthday. Why we choose to buy him at 34 ill never know.
Mentioned on Elis James this week, Gabbs was saying that if he continues on this form and has a good Euro's, there is no reason why it wouldn't be north 20mm.
If he scores 20+ and has a good Euro's then Prem teams will come in for him.
He should at least get close to 20 in the league, but it is by no means a given that he'll do well at the Euros.
I'm not sure which premier league teams he would improve. Sheffield united need a striker, but they won't be there
Burnley? He's certainly better than Barnes, Rodriguez & Vydra. Palace aren't particularly good up front either
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