offer him a new contract in the summer with a more realistic
(current day evaluation)buy out clause & on the back of the document jot down AWB mobile phone number so he knows who to call for advice if he does decide to consider jumping ship too soon.

With all the recent raving about Olise by various pundits, perhaps his agent thought it was time that the world knew there was a release clause. As someone who corrected my earlier comment has said, the big clubs will offer £35m and then the agent and Olise can look at the best financial package being offered (to both of them, of course).

Pure speculation on my part but that is the PL and the European top leagues we live in.

He is on a reported 34k a week, considering a lot of contracts are coming to an end, 80k with no release clause, or minimum 100m

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

It seems Jeff Stelling first mentioned it and both Mersin and Morrison said “ if he has a release clause” I was of the opinion Parish doesn’t do release clauses so possibly not true

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I reckon he would probably go for between 40-50 Million but I personally wouldn't let him go for less than 75 Million. It's not just that he looks class, I also think Wilf's improvement is mostly down to having some one just as dangerous on the other wing, which we haven't really had since Bolasie. Now both wingers need to be watched

If the rumours that Arsenal are after him are true I am not bothered as long as he doesn't have a release clause.

Just like Spurs, Arsenal expect other clubs to to sell their players at a knock down price. And just like Spurs they get linked with everyone and rarely splash the cash.

Newcastle and Man City are another matter.

One more point