Hello, welcome to the Gavin Jules Show. No gap today is in Monaco for the Champions League.

It was a look who's joining me, Nathan Monoa is with me. It's a big show because we record

this on Thursday morning. On Friday evening is the end of the transfer window. This is it

for the seminar. Clubs will have to wait until January if they want new signings. Players

will have to wait January if they want to move. It's true. The world transfer window so far.

So then we'll give his experience of as a player going through transfer windows and also what some

of the big clubs still need or don't need things like that. But there's one outstanding news that

I need to ask you about. It's obviously called parmer going from Manchester City to Chelsea.

It's about to be done for 45 million pounds. 45 million pounds. What do you make of this?

You know, I think you can see it in two ways. Some people ask question what call parms the

Chelsea in general but then when you see the feet itself it's like that seems like a lot of money

for somebody that doesn't really start for Manchester City. He's got a couple of big goals so far

this season but still he's not being awarded the start and he wasn't last year either and he's not

like he's 18. But speaking with Johnny Lesco he was trained with him for the under 21s. He says

it's a really good player. He's got really great potential all this stuff. But I don't know it feels

weird that someone that doesn't start for City would go to would be allowed to leave to go to a

potential rival as such. So I'm not sure I'm not I'm not fully sold on it. I think as I think

if Chelsea's front three in the future I'm seeing and conquering and I'm seeing Jackson I'm seeing

sterling and then I'm seeing like call support and that. But what's the difference then between

that and Chelsea and that man City and if you're going to pay for it five million for someone

as a potential project for players you aren't that old anyway. I'm personally I don't fully get

it but speaking with Jolene who sees him all the time he knows that it's something there and he's

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