David Ornstein

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4,098 appearances 23 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3d ago

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The Athletic FC Podcast · Inside the summer transfer window, with Ornstein and Horncastle · 2 Sep 2026 podcast

Ajun Ali Kali is probably the gift that keeps on giving the Premier League's one of one of its best assets now, and he's loving it as much as us.

Probably more.

I think more, yeah.

Like the adrenaline that he was getting weeks ago about tweeting target lists.

Can we like make this a rule in in among Premier League owners that you've got to do the same?

And I think that all builds into the, you know, this is

This is where all the eyeballs are.

Yeah.

This is what these guys want to be a part of.

And a couple of examples that James is referring to.

I think in Elliot Anderson's move from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City, there were a few struggles at sporting director level, no disrespect to the individuals involved, and it took ownership involvement in terms of Evangelos Maranakis on the forest side and Caldoon almost.

Mubarak on the Manchester City side, even though it was eventually done by Ferran Soriano, their chief executive, to sort of break the logjam.

And we've seen similar ownership involvement, I think, in the Esri Conzer situation with Aston Villa and Arsenal, some deals between I think Aston Villa and Chelsea, Chelsea and Manchester City.

And maybe a point to add to what James said, I'm not I'm not

Saying it's dispassionate at all that you would like to think they understand the the feelings of the fans, but they also know the importance of trading.

That used to be something that there was a reluctance around.

We don't want our best players to go, and you end up stockpiling, and you see that clubs over the years, like a Manchester United and Arsenal, have been accused of being bad sellers.

They they they fear letting their talent go.

But the clubs now that appreciate you've you've got to get players out.

Tottenham were another example, but now they're they're letting players go and seeing the benefits.

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