West Ham Demands £100 Million for Lucas Paqueta: ESPN FC Panel Reacts

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The ESPN FC panel discusses West Ham's reported demand of £100 million for Lucas Paqueta and shares their opinions on the potential deal.


Last week, reports emerged that West Ham is seeking £100 million for the transfer of Lucas Paqueta. The panel members express their thoughts on this valuation, with some believing it to be a significant sum for the player. Comparisons are drawn to past transfers, such as Enzo Fernandez's move for a substantial fee. The panel questions Paqueta's worth, acknowledging his skills but also stating that he might not command such a high price. The debate touches on Pep Guardiola's potential interest in Paqueta and the player's impact on West Ham's performances. Additionally, recent developments regarding West Ham's negotiations with Manchester City are discussed, suggesting a calculated strategy by the club. The panel also previews Manchester City's Super Cup tie with Sevilla and confirms David Raya's move to Arsenal as a goalkeeper competition ensues.


In conclusion, the panel deliberates on the unusual goalkeeper competition at Arsenal and discusses the dynamics between goalkeepers Ramsdale and Raya. The potential benefits and challenges of this competition are analyzed, with considerations of player mentality and team chemistry. The panel recalls past experiences with goalkeeper relationships and emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and collaboration. Finally, the video wraps up with a playful exchange about interactions with former teammate Costas Chalkeas and encourages viewers to stay updated with ESPN's content.

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