The best young players moving this summer

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The summer transfer window is underway, and big moves are taking place across the Premier League. Chelsea have brought in more young stars. Manchester United have signed Leny Yoro despite interest from Real Madrid. Aston Villa are on track to sign Everton's Amadou Onana. Kieran McKenna's Ipswich have signed Liam Delap from Manchester City. And, the race for Nico Williams is heating up.

Joe Devine, JJ Bull and Jon Mackenzie are joined by David Ornstein analyse all of the moves that have taken place.

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Chapters:
00:00 The best young players moving this summer
00:25 Who are Chelsea's new signings?
07:17 How did Man Utd sign Leny Yoro?
10:10 How good is Leny Yoro?
19:44 Why do Aston Villa want Amadou Onana?
22:55 Who have Ipswich signed?
27:52 Where should Nico Williams go?

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[DavidLimofLimReport]

Bring back the pod!
Bring back the pod!

[thomsato]

Jon Mackenzie analysing a new Man United signing in the exact way you would expect a Leeds fan forced to sit in front of a framed photograph of Eric Cantona to analyse a new Man United signing.

[nunger]

12:51 never change Joe 😂. Perfect awkward stare.

[DavidBee]

Love that we get snippets that somewhat resemble the TIFO days, but I still desperately miss the manic, unorganised chaos that was the original. BRING IT BACK!

[shain]

Man we are getting the old podcast squad😁

[LordBathtub]

I can't believe we got Yoro, I really thought that was a massive United pipe dream 😁

[amankc]

12:51 that stare after that awkward joke 😂

[MRCL-]

Buying potential is fine but none of these players will ever meet their potential if they don’t play first team football….at least Brighton play them in their first team

[hubertroger]

this was so fun to watch! Never change lads - You are amazing!

[roolaing]

I love these guys, it’s just such a shame that JJ needs to immediately start talking about Chelsea’s rampant capitalism.

It reminds me that I despise top tier modern football, and grew up spoilt with the idea of equality, where Dundee Utd, Aberdeen, Malmo and Red Star reached (and sometimes won) European finals.

Strasbourg were a side Chelsea might’ve met in their Cup Winners’ Cup runs, now they are “owned” by them.

It’s just desperately sad.

[raz.van.amsterdam]

I love the sudden ends of this podcasts. And I can't mention enough how much I missed Joe on podcasts.

[tylerdurden-kuxp]

wasn‘t the high expectations for 80M-100M+ players.. is it now for 50M players bc it’s a Manchester United signing? 11:50

[danielcaswell]

Kendry Paez has incredibly high potential as well

[asterisarabatzis]

It's not just brazilian law. It's a universal law, that a player can't move to a team outside of his continent until he is 18.

[rallen]

Please bring back the pod this chemistry is unmatched

[DXFLX]

Anyone who has played FM longer than 4 seasons of will understand what Chelsea are doing

[shishsuke]

2:00 glad JJ actually touched on the fact that these series of deals between Chelsea, Villa, Everton etc are all basically just convoluted ways of balancing the books for PSR purposes. Hardly seen any journos mention it

[Blip-qzch]

Surely players will just eventually stop signing for chelsea when they realise that theyre treated like a business product instesd of an actual human

[kingf]

Problem is your assets have to get game time.

[juanpabloperezgomez]

Barcelona definitely can afford Nico Williams, Tebas even gave his blessing to the signing already. He's going there for sure.