Ranking Transfers That Make Sense For Everyone

B/R Football Ranks

Bleacher Report

Sports, Soccer

4.8 • 819 Ratings

🗓️ 10 July 2019

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Certain players need moves, their clubs are open to selling them and the interested parties have the desire and funds to make it happen. Jack Collins (@jjwc), Sam Tighe (@brsamtighe) and Dean Jones (@deanjonesbr) took to the studio to rank the five transfers that make sense for everyone this summer, using a three tick system, and sorted out the world of football once again (14.47). In this week's Hot Takes, we take a look at how Gabriel Jesus' role at Manchester City this season after a brilliant Copa America for City's new No. 9 (02.24), why Matthijs de Ligt might be better off waiting for a move to Liverpool instead of heading to Turin (06.17) and examine AC Milan's summer, taking a deep dive on their new manager, their signings and how it's all going to fit into place for the Rossoneri next season (10.23). Roulette finds the squad picking their best and worst kits of the upcoming season (40.44), discuss where Ajax would have finished in the Premier League last season (44.12) and think about whether they'd love to be passionately divisive or vaguely loved by all if they were footballers (45.54); before Sam rounds things off in the Nonsense section by taking a quick look at which Hogwarts teachers would be the worst managers (47.45). To get involved, follow @brfootball on Twitter and Instagram, and use the hashtag #BRFootballRanks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, roll up, it's time for the chaotic calcichival, the cackle, clatter and chatter of the rank squad.
0:25.6	It's your favourite football podcast. It's BR Football Ranks. This Sunday there were three finals from three tournaments in three continents and the television triple threat made for a voracious day of feasting on football.
0:37.7	So, to summarize, eyes on Leon, World Cup final away we go.
0:41.4	Of course, the difference was Megan Rapino.
0:43.8	The Dutch hustled, feathers truly rustled, back-to-back trophies for this US team,
0:48.2	world champion.
0:49.1	Golden boot, golden bull, please kneel before your queen.
0:53.0	Then to the copper and Jesus walks to glory.
0:55.9	City's new number nine, writing his own Sellecal story, from delightful to dismiss the strangest
1:01.1	the strangest hat trick of all, crying in the tunnel, copper title match ball.
1:05.3	Shouts out to Peru, brave outlaws again before the whole thing became a political cam,
1:10.6	pain. And it finished in the States. Old rivals in the mix,
1:13.8	Kapilich swing the tide with his bag of tricks. The answer was no, El-Tree, just too much.
1:18.5	And the question that remains to ask is such, if this new US era is to finally begin,
1:24.1	ladies, can you please teach these lads how to win?
1:27.3	Like it. Very good. Three games. Three versus, three arts teach these lads how to win? Like it.
1:27.9	Very good.
1:28.4	Very good.
1:29.0	Three games.
1:29.6	Three versus, three arts.
1:30.7	Three lads.
1:31.3	Having a good time for B.R.
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