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Possibly, time will tell - he hasn’t started a game just yet but I expect we’ll get a proper look at him against Stoke.

Okay. Fine. I’ve heard he is an excellent sports scientist as his main career, specialising in treating the buildup of acid in the legs. He’s a pro-for-lactic.

A lot of things could’ve happened with the contract though. The player may have had complicated ownership rights which have been consolidated, the contract may be a simple extension with improved wages but retaining the same release clause which has always been there. As I say, would be very...

I thought I read he had played 104 times for them in the article?

The contract could be shenanigans to set an agreeable release clause for all parties (club, player and agent) in view of a European move. Every club in South America is a selling club, many only survive financially by developing and selling assets to Europe.

Bernardo is the only one I can think of

I’ll wait for Tim Vickery’s input on this one. The guy seems to never be wrong.