“ Cardiff City player Potentially Worth £30mill ? “

Sean Morrison:

"Rubin Colwill has got the potential to be a £20m player, £30m player," Morrison said of Rubin:


"He's got everything. And his little brother is just as good as well! His little brother is on loan at Cheltenham. He is a good player as well."

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What the hell was Darren Purse sending Joel Colwill to Cheltenham, he’s 20 yrs old and we can’t afford to ruin him.

Bring him back ASAP in January.

That should read Sean Morrison, Annis.

I was thinking this myself the other day. RC reminds me of Cole Palmer. Obviously not as good at the moment but could very soon break into a Premier league team.

I was thinking £15m maybe in January

And if Joel is arguably better?

If they both continue the way they have over recent games, I believe both Rubin and Robertson will be worth an eight figure sum each.

There's a reason Man City took such a tough stance on the sell on fee for Robertson.

I was thinking this myself the other day. RC reminds me of Cole Palmer. Obviously not as good at the moment but could very soon break into a Premier league team.

I was thinking £15m maybe in January

And if Joel is arguably better?

It would not surprise me if this happens.

For me Ruben is in the showhouse window. He needs a better club to go places.

Rubin has always had the potential and like his Brother Joel has been managed by Coaches not the best and inexperienced managers.

Finally many are Seeing his qualities.

I think clubs will want to see the consistent performances over a season long before shelling out that kind of cash.

I wouldn’t be surprised though if the club let him go in the summer for 5m.

When you consider the McGuinness fee could raise to 10m+ with add ons, excess of 18m+ is the least should charge for Rubin in the current transfer climate imho.

Its starting to become clearer his optimal position and style.

He is a forward, not a midfielder but is not a center-forward though. Saturday was almost a 442, but with 2 second strikers.
He holds onto the ball far too long, but can make opposition players miss and force them to move to him creating space for others
He is slow but getting stronger
He is tall but can't head the ball

I love Rubin, and always have, but his game is not rounded enough for those figures. If he leaves us it will be for the continent rather than the premier league as he is not physically up to it IMO.