Matías Fernández

£30 million amortised each year.

that's a lot of money and then you've bought matthias fernandez for over twice the amount of what relegated west ham paid for him one year earlier i think again it's just it's

crazy money i don't deny that yeah

i think again it's just too terrible it just two more instances of terrible negotiation from spurs and i think both players are okay i think they are fine premier league players but the money that's been paid for them is like a greater even superstar level price

But we said that Sandro Tonali at £100 million was objectively too much.

We said Matthias Fernandes at £85 million was objectively too much.

I think their performances so far have shown that Spurs fans are scratching their heads watching Tonali.

I think our performances so far...

We have seen in the analysis that we are very good for central midfielders, how we evaluate them.

even though there were like in the Premier League two or three, like Matthias Fernandes, for example, who were a lot more expensive.

But in this case, I guess nobody thought Matthias Fernandes would go for 100 million to Tottenham.

So that's kind of hard to predict, but yeah, the analyzers show us a lot of things, how we can get better, but also the stuff where we were good.

So it's more or less for us easier to predict or to make the suggestions for the next market value updates.

Okay.

Enzo Fernandez and Matias Fernandez.

Oh, okay.

Enzo, he's the most expensive player that's ever been bought in the Premier League.

What's it going to take to get it done? A bit like you guys did with Morgan Rogers owner to owner you know that just go in through the front door and get it done so I didn't like that and I did question on that episode whether or not we were right to stick to our guns stick to our valuations or if at some point we had to go look we don't like it it doesn't necessarily you know fit with our business model as you said but ultimately this is what the market looks like today and should we have been accepting of that maybe you know maybe I'm not totally decided one way or the other because I think for example, you know, the Elliot Anderson one to me was bonkers, but Morgan Rogers gives you goals and Morgan Rogers gives you assists and he's an X factor kind of player.

And so even if he doesn't live up to that hype, he's still going to contribute in a way that I think is invaluable in football and Elliot Anderson, like that's the one where I went, what have you done to the market? Sandro Tonali, Matthias Fernandes, what have you done? Savino, 85 million pounds or Savio as he's now known.

So there are some where I go, okay, that's all right.

Like maybe we should have gone ahead and pushed with that.

Nearly 60 million more than his estimated transfer value he was sold for.

And Matias Fernandes, 28.7 million more than his transfer value, I think, he was sold for.

So yeah, the Spurs are...

And Savio as well.

But following 10 new signings through the door, a couple of big, big signings, obviously, in part of that, seeing Sandro Tonali come to the football club for 100 million.

Matias Fernandez come to the club as well for 85 million.

Tottenham fighting off at that time, big competition for their signature.

And then when you add on top of that, later in the window, Spurs got the Man City pair of Savinho and Marmoush over the line.