Aaron Leya Iseka
17yo Anderlecht striker.
He's the brother of Michy Batshuayi so the rumour may have legs and as we know having legs is an upgrade on some of our striking options.
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The only 17 year old striker in Anderlecht's first team squad so must be the lad.0
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I thought RD refused to sign players for a fee from direct rivals of his clubs, arguing why should he make them richer? Unless this guy is out of contract?0
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Seems as though the lad was originally in the Standard Liege Youth Team until last year...Weegie Addick said:I thought RD refused to sign players for a fee from direct rivals of his clubs, arguing why should he make them richer? Unless this guy is out of contract?
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Unless, of course, there's maybe no fee - or, he believes he can make money out of him.Weegie Addick said:I thought RD refused to sign players for a fee from direct rivals of his clubs, arguing why should he make them richer? Unless this guy is out of contract?
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Is quality on FM. Comes really good. We'll never sign him.0
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Where has this come from?0
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A whisper at Ewood Park.0
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Can I be the first to say that I'm underwhelmed and he's useless.3
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Lets hope he hits the ground running.1
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How fast can we Charltonise the lad?
We'll have his scoring average down in no time...0 - Sponsored links:
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Aged 17 !!!! Not what we need short term.1
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Aaron Leya Iseka – Striker
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
He’s the brother of Michy Batshuayi from Olympique Marseille who played at Standard Liège but also a former Anderlecht youth player. To be honest, he’s one of the best strikers I’ve ever seen at that age. He’s a complete and modern striker, just like his brother. He combines pace with technique and is way too strong for his current opponents.
It would be good for him to get some opportunities next season, probably even this season, so he can play against much stronger defenders. I can’t name many weak points, even defending is not too much for the young striker. He looks mature when he enters the pitch and has eye for his teammates. He’s born to score goals. In his recent game in the Youth Champions League against Borussia Dortmund he proved again that he’s close to Anderlecht’s first team bench.
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You're not his agent are you!?sammy391 said:Aaron Leya Iseka – Striker
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
He’s the brother of Michy Batshuayi from Olympique Marseille who played at Standard Liège but also a former Anderlecht youth player. To be honest, he’s one of the best strikers I’ve ever seen at that age. He’s a complete and modern striker, just like his brother. He combines pace with technique and is way too strong for his current opponents.
It would be good for him to get some opportunities next season, probably even this season, so he can play against much stronger defenders. I can’t name many weak points, even defending is not too much for the young striker. He looks mature when he enters the pitch and has eye for his teammates. He’s born to score goals. In his recent game in the Youth Champions League against Borussia Dortmund he proved again that he’s close to Anderlecht’s first team bench.
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forgot to add that that paragraph came from the BENEFOOT websitecafc-west said:
You're not his agent are you!?sammy391 said:Aaron Leya Iseka – Striker
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
Aaron Leya Iseka (www.rsca.be)
He’s the brother of Michy Batshuayi from Olympique Marseille who played at Standard Liège but also a former Anderlecht youth player. To be honest, he’s one of the best strikers I’ve ever seen at that age. He’s a complete and modern striker, just like his brother. He combines pace with technique and is way too strong for his current opponents.
It would be good for him to get some opportunities next season, probably even this season, so he can play against much stronger defenders. I can’t name many weak points, even defending is not too much for the young striker. He looks mature when he enters the pitch and has eye for his teammates. He’s born to score goals. In his recent game in the Youth Champions League against Borussia Dortmund he proved again that he’s close to Anderlecht’s first team bench.0 -
Sounds like a very good young player. Why would Anderlecht let him go for the kind of money we can afford?1
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what kind of money can we afford then?Callumcafc said:Sounds like a very good young player. Why would Anderlecht let him go for the kind of money we can afford?
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For the right player a quite reasonable sum I think. For a 17 year old I can't see us paying very much so I suspect this is all bollox.LargeAddick said:
what kind of money can we afford then?Callumcafc said:Sounds like a very good young player. Why would Anderlecht let him go for the kind of money we can afford?
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"In August 2011, [an 18 year old Romelu] Lukaku joined English club Chelsea from Anderlecht for a fee reported to be around €12 million (£10 million), rising to €20 million (£17 million) in add-ons."
Not saying ALI is the next Lukaku but this is the kind of price range we're talking about if we want to bring in top talent from clubs such as Anderlecht. Can't see it personally.1 -
If anything then its going to be a Loan deal0
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but I'm assuming Lakaku was already in Anderlecht's 1st team whereas this kid is not so maybe he's not as good? Plus we don't know his contract situation, maybe he's only on a short term deal, maybe it's a loan.Callumcafc said:"In August 2011, an 18 year old Romelu Lukaku joined English club Chelsea from Anderlecht for a fee reported to be around €12 million (£10 million), rising to €20 million (£17 million) in add-ons."
Not saying ALI is the next Lukaku but this is the kind of price range we're talking about if we want to bring in top talent from clubs such as Anderlecht. Can't see it personally.
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Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner0
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Absolutely but if he's good enough to fit straight into our first team already, you'd think Anderlecht would have bigger ideas for him. A loan until the end of the season could be a good option but no way would this be a permanent transfer.LargeAddick said:
but I'm assuming Lakaku was already in Anderlecht's 1st team whereas this kid is not so maybe he's not as good? Plus we don't know his contract situation, maybe he's only on a short term deal, maybe it's a loan.Callumcafc said:"In August 2011, an 18 year old Romelu Lukaku joined English club Chelsea from Anderlecht for a fee reported to be around €12 million (£10 million), rising to €20 million (£17 million) in add-ons."
Not saying ALI is the next Lukaku but this is the kind of price range we're talking about if we want to bring in top talent from clubs such as Anderlecht. Can't see it personally.0 -
did you say the same when we signed Igor?Callumcafc said:
Absolutely but if he's good enough to fit straight into our first team already, you'd think Anderlecht would have bigger ideas for him. A loan until the end of the season could be a good option but no way would this be a permanent transfer.LargeAddick said:
but I'm assuming Lakaku was already in Anderlecht's 1st team whereas this kid is not so maybe he's not as good? Plus we don't know his contract situation, maybe he's only on a short term deal, maybe it's a loan.Callumcafc said:"In August 2011, an 18 year old Romelu Lukaku joined English club Chelsea from Anderlecht for a fee reported to be around €12 million (£10 million), rising to €20 million (£17 million) in add-ons."
Not saying ALI is the next Lukaku but this is the kind of price range we're talking about if we want to bring in top talent from clubs such as Anderlecht. Can't see it personally.0 -
Lusaka was in Anderlecht's 1st XI. Remember seeing him score in a Champions League game v Hamburg. He was 17 and brilliant.LargeAddick said:
but I'm assuming Lakaku was already in Anderlecht's 1st team whereas this kid is not so maybe he's not as good? Plus we don't know his contract situation, maybe he's only on a short term deal, maybe it's a loan.Callumcafc said:"In August 2011, an 18 year old Romelu Lukaku joined English club Chelsea from Anderlecht for a fee reported to be around €12 million (£10 million), rising to €20 million (£17 million) in add-ons."
Not saying ALI is the next Lukaku but this is the kind of price range we're talking about if we want to bring in top talent from clubs such as Anderlecht. Can't see it personally.0 -
a teenaged unknown (to me at least) is not what we need .. we need an experienced striker who can the score the odd goal at least and knows the Championship1
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If this has legs then it would obviously be for the future. Bob/RD's liking for the 'young guns' and all that. I can't see this being the fix we need for January.0
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The only whisper I heard emanating from Ewood Park was one of chocolate fingersCallumcafc said:A whisper at Ewood Park.
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Somebody actually admitted to you they like to stick their fingers up there? I hope you didn't shake their hand.cabbles said:
The only whisper I heard emanating from Ewood Park was one of chocolate fingersCallumcafc said:A whisper at Ewood Park.
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I fingered a strippers bum hole once in Benidorm.
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If this kid is good enough to be in and around the Anderlecht first team squad at 17 then there will be far bigger clubs than us scouting him. And considering he's one of the top scorers in the UEFA youth league and scored twice against Arsenal the other week, it's a given that he's already on the radar of the usual big clubs.0
