Serge Gnabry

[Callum]

Is it true Bayern payed to fee and has a buy option

No

[starmandb]

€6m for Gnabry is very low considering how much other players are moving for!

He's an academy player mate. No first team experience.

872 mins for the 1st team
A goal and 2 assists

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[Jase89]

Gnabry played brilliantly against Netherlands last night. Becoming a great player. Thanks for letting him go Wenger

[King of Highbury XIV]

Is it true Bayern payed to fee and has a buy option

I love your sig

[Highbury Hillbilly]

Gnabry: starting games for Bayern and contributing regularly. Will likely pick up a BL winner's medal.

Ox: season long injury yet again, will likely be sold by Pool to a far lesser club.

[ag6789]

Gnabry is past. What's done is done. He was injured for a while, loaned out, didn't perform at Sunderland or West Brom (??, I maybe wrong) Hence sold, as there were other prospects. Should focus on current talents like Smith-Rowe and few others.

[ag6789]

Wonder why Krystian Bielik cannot be accommodated into the first team.
People had high hopes for him, and has been playing well at Charlton. He's 21 now, should be ideal as a DM.

[knowledge93]

Wonder why Krystian Bielik cannot be accommodated into the first team.
People had high hopes for him, and has been playing well at Charlton. He's 21 now, should be ideal as a DM.

He is injury prone so he never gets a run of games. He's done very well at Charlton whenever he's played but the step up to the premier league is huge.

[Highbury Hillbilly]

Gnabry is past. What's done is done. He was injured for a while, loaned out, didn't perform at Sunderland or West Brom (??, I maybe wrong) Hence sold, as there were other prospects. Should focus on current talents like Smith-Rowe and few others.

Can you name a single player that developed properly out of loan spells at Sunderland and West Brom? Lukaku at WBA is the only one I can think of and he has more PL goals than anybody else at his age. He's a major exception.

Both Sunderland and WBA are horribly run clubs, and I wouldn't blame the players for not making a mark there when so much else is going wrong behind the scenes.

[PairyGrows]

The answer to this question has always been fairly obvious. The glimpse we had of Gnabry was, in my opinion, more promising than anything The Ox produced for us.

[theHotHead]

We saw bits from Ox too, I can't say what we saw from Gnabry was better than what we saw from Ox.

Of course Ox had a far greater run in the team so had more opportunities than Gnabry so in that respect I think if you look at it relatively, Gnabry's performances were at a higher level but Ox had the stand out performances, like at home to Man U in the game he was taken off, a decision that bewildered everyone in the stadium, not least RVP who threw his hands into the air in frustration at the decision.

[swipe right]

Ox was overhyped from day one. Gnabry came to us with tons of promise. Unfortunately his agent rushed him to West Brom and Pulis destroyed him. He then came back injured and fat. When he got his fitness back he tore it up at the youth World Cup and got poached as his contract ran down. A crappy situation of bad luck, bad timing and bad decisions.

[Losmeister]

A crappy situation of bad ... bad ... and bad.

edited for brevity

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Another good one was Donyell Malen.