Kieffer Moore current value

A very good buy at a very good price.

Current value has to be upward of £10M/£15,as goalscoring forwards in the Championship are like gold dust. Especially those that have done it regularly at International level. I mean, we turned down £18M for Ken!

If Tan remains here next season, I fully expect Moore to be sold to a Premier or Top Championship side, and good luck to him.

Let's make sure we build a side and a future around him.

We tried to buy him last season and we might have gone up if we did.
Great signing.

One of the best bit of transfer business our club has done in yrs .

Paid £1mill upfront and another £500,000 with add ons.

Got to be worth at this moment £10mill

We'll be in the Prem. Selling no one.

C'mon City

Should be our first 20 goal in a season striker for a long time...shame we can't be there in the stadium to show our appreciation.

Hope to God wigan hasn't got a sell on clause

He was an outstanding signing and I said it at the time.

Very good value for money, because Wigan had to sell.

When we sell him, we'll make a very good profit on him.

If he has a good Euros, there will be interest in him - especially given his form this season.

Reminds me a lot of Chris Wood for Burnley, who comfortably made the step up from the Championship after leaving Leeds.

If he can score 18-20 goals this season and have a decent euros as well, he'll easily be worth 12mill+. Great signing by the club.

Why sell him?

Unfortunately we don't have a great record when it comes to getting full value for our players when we sell them.

There have been occasions where we've managed to get very good deals for average players (£8m for Big Ken, £4m for Joe Mason to name two) but we've also let many players go over the years for much less than they were worth for one reason or another.

Nathan Blake, Simon Hayworth, Cameron Jerome, Roger Johnson, Gabbidon and Collins, Kav and more recently Paterson and of course the ultimate "giveaway" being Ramsey for a one off £4.5m with no add ons (well done The Riddler)

Of course player values have dropped due to the pandemic but if Keiffer Moore keeps up his current form he has to be worth at least £12m-£15m.

One of his main assets is that not only is he extremely useful playing for a team with a direct style like us but he is a good enough player to thrive in a more "footballing" side also.

Watch City sell him for the first offer that comes in over £3m.

A very good buy at a very good price.

Current value has to be upward of £10M/£15,as goalscoring forwards in the Championship are like gold dust. Especially those that have done it regularly at International level. I mean, we turned down £18M for Ken!

If Tan remains here next season, I fully expect Moore to be sold to a Premier or Top Championship side, and good luck to him.

Let's make sure we build a side and a future around him.

Whats a top championship team, two years ago we were in the Premier league, last season we were stopped from being promoted back there by the team that ultimately got there. This season despite us being woeful for large parts of the season weare two wins from the playoffs. I think weare a top championship team. Keiffer is playing at the home of Welsh football. He's thriving.

Unfortunately we don't have a great record when it comes to getting full value for our players when we sell them.

There have been occasions where we've managed to get very good deals for average players (£8m for Big Ken, £4m for Joe Mason to name two) but we've also let many players go over the years for much less than they were worth for one reason or another.

Nathan Blake, Simon Hayworth, Cameron Jerome, Roger Johnson, Gabbidon and Collins, Kav and more recently Paterson and of course the ultimate "giveaway" being Ramsey for a one off £4.5m with no add ons (well done The Riddler)

Of course player values have dropped due to the pandemic but if Keiffer Moore keeps up his current form he has to be worth at least £12m-£15m.

One of his main assets is that not only is he extremely useful playing for a team with a direct style like us but he is a good enough player to thrive in a more "footballing" side also.

Watch City sell him for the first offer that comes in over £3m.

Conditions are (thankfully) different at the club...

Then we HAD to sell to survive; not so much now

Why sell him?

we shouldnt.... his value to us is more than anyone is likely to offer....

Why sell him?

we shouldnt.... his value to us is more than anyone is likely to offer....

Totally agree... It looks like we’ve landed on our feet for once here.

However i’d completely understand if an offer of say 10/15 million came in and it was accepted, the stability that alone could guarantee in the current financial climate would be huge.

After his performances for Wales I was very excited about this signing. After watching him this season I just can't believe how good the boy is. Best striker at this club since Jay Bothyrod already.

I believe Burnley offered £15 million for Harry Wilson last season but Liverpool wanted £22 million. For me Moore has been better than Wilson this season. Obviously a different type of player and older. If one player was to be missing for the rest of the season I would prefer it to be Wilson than Moore. In fact out entire game plan seems to fit round Moore if he got injured it would be a disaster for us. Yesterday McCarthy would not rest him even though we were 3-0 up with 15 minutes to play. With a midweek game on Tuesday my view is MxCarthy should have rested him for the last half hour.

I believe Burnley offered £15 million for Harry Wilson last season but Liverpool wanted £22 million. For me Moore has been better than Wilson this season. Obviously a different type of player and older. If one player was to be missing for the rest of the season I would prefer it to be Wilson than Moore. In fact out entire game plan seems to fit round Moore if he got injured it would be a disaster for us. Yesterday McCarthy would not rest him even though we were 3-0 up with 15 minutes to play. With a midweek game on Tuesday my view is MxCarthy should have rested him for the last half hour.

I agree,should rest him whenever possible,games are thick and fast in this league,dont need to risk him too much imho.

Why sell him?

we shouldnt.... his value to us is more than anyone is likely to offer....

Totally agree... It looks like we’ve landed on our feet for once here.

However i’d completely understand if an offer of say 10/15 million came in and it was accepted, the stability that alone could guarantee in the current financial climate would be huge.

tbh mate im a bit fed up of the downgrading / steady the ship thing... we were ill prepared qualitywise going up last time.. spent very little in premier league terms when promoted and then downgraded when relegated...all while having huge amounts of TV money that other clubs did not have... be nice if we are still a championship club next year that we do not sell cheap and for me in a market where everything is a gamble and you rarely get value for money 10 mill is cheap....

I believe Burnley offered £15 million for Harry Wilson last season but Liverpool wanted £22 million. For me Moore has been better than Wilson this season. Obviously a different type of player and older. If one player was to be missing for the rest of the season I would prefer it to be Wilson than Moore. In fact out entire game plan seems to fit round Moore if he got injured it would be a disaster for us. Yesterday McCarthy would not rest him even though we were 3-0 up with 15 minutes to play. With a midweek game on Tuesday my view is MxCarthy should have rested him for the last half hour.

I agree,should rest him whenever possible,games are thick and fast in this league,dont need to risk him too much imho.

Why sell him?

we shouldnt.... his value to us is more than anyone is likely to offer....

Totally agree... It looks like we’ve landed on our feet for once here.

However i’d completely understand if an offer of say 10/15 million came in and it was accepted, the stability that alone could guarantee in the current financial climate would be huge.

tbh mate im a bit fed up of the downgrading / steady the ship thing... we were ill prepared qualitywise going up last time.. spent very little in premier league terms when promoted and then downgraded when relegated...all while having huge amounts of TV money that other clubs did not have... be nice if we are still a championship club next year that we do not sell cheap and for me in a market where everything is a gamble and you rarely get value for money 10 mill is cheap....

I wouldn't want to lose him but if an offer comes in of 12-15mill, the club would do well to keep hold of him. That sort of money could be the difference between us having to lose 1 or 2 players to balance the books, and actually bringing in 2 or 3 players to strengthen the starting the 11.

Why sell him?

Agree ambition needs to keep him. But unlikely if a big offer comes in

Didnt we practically give Ross McCormack away too? He went to Fulham or villa after for 11 million or something? And that was 10 years ago.....

Why sell him?

we shouldnt.... his value to us is more than anyone is likely to offer....

Totally agree... It looks like we’ve landed on our feet for once here.

However i’d completely understand if an offer of say 10/15 million came in and it was accepted, the stability that alone could guarantee in the current financial climate would be huge.

tbh mate im a bit fed up of the downgrading / steady the ship thing... we were ill prepared qualitywise going up last time.. spent very little in premier league terms when promoted and then downgraded when relegated...all while having huge amounts of TV money that other clubs did not have... be nice if we are still a championship club next year that we do not sell cheap and for me in a market where everything is a gamble and you rarely get value for money 10 mill is cheap....

Completely agree with you and that we should be building for the future. I just think the reality of this season may hit most clubs hard next season.

At the moment, if it moves, is not bolted down and has a value of sorts Tan will sell in a heartbeat, without thought for ambition, foundations or future.

Unfortunately we don't have a great record when it comes to getting full value for our players when we sell them.

There have been occasions where we've managed to get very good deals for average players (£8m for Big Ken, £4m for Joe Mason to name two) but we've also let many players go over the years for much less than they were worth for one reason or another.

Nathan Blake, Simon Hayworth, Cameron Jerome, Roger Johnson, Gabbidon and Collins, Kav and more recently Paterson and of course the ultimate "giveaway" being Ramsey for a one off £4.5m with no add ons (well done The Riddler)

Of course player values have dropped due to the pandemic but if Keiffer Moore keeps up his current form he has to be worth at least £12m-£15m.

One of his main assets is that not only is he extremely useful playing for a team with a direct style like us but he is a good enough player to thrive in a more "footballing" side also.

Watch City sell him for the first offer that comes in over £3m.

Conditions are (thankfully) different at the club...

Then we HAD to sell to survive; not so much now

This is a general reply not to you Sven.

Under Tan we never sell players for less than their value. Name me one and I’ll apologise.

Paterson you state as one example. Not in that slightest. £500k was market value in the current market. Big wages to boot. Same as what we got for Etheridge.

We have benefitted from the current market with Kiefer Moore. We can’t have it both ways. The market is down.

Going back to when we got relegated first time. We got great prices for Mutch, medel and Caulker. We got a great price for Zohore. We accepted a great price for Morrison but he chose to stay.

Back in the day we faced court three or four times a year for unpaid tax we had to sell on the cheap including Rambo to Arsenal for a pitiful amount.

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At the moment, if it moves, is not bolted down and has a value of sorts Tan will sell in a heartbeat, without thought for ambition, foundations or future.

Give examples of when the has done that?

Lad has progressed well since flirting around various lower league clubs such as Yeovil, Norwegian side Viking ,Forest Green Rovers. and his hometown club Torquay, then onto middling clubs like Barnsley, Rotherham, Ipswich , and Wigan , now us ,one could argue were his biggest club so far ???

At the moment, if it moves, is not bolted down and has a value of sorts Tan will sell in a heartbeat, without thought for ambition, foundations or future.

Give examples of when the has done that?

Patto..for whatever silly fee we accepted..

At the moment, if it moves, is not bolted down and has a value of sorts Tan will sell in a heartbeat, without thought for ambition, foundations or future.

Give examples of when the has done that?

Patto..for whatever silly fee we accepted..

500k.

In today’s market, for a player earning 20k, we probably did well getting 500k.

If Joe Rodon is worth 11m plus add on's Kieffer must be worth a least a couple of million more than that.