I think we have a €14M option for the next 3 summer windows but that could rise if a superior offer comes in prior to activation we have to match it
I don't think so. That means that they could own him for as little as 6 months. My understanding is we have the option starting in 2018. Which makes sense since we currently have a keeper who is ideal for Pep's system who will be aging out at that point.
Different source different dates http://www.espnfc.co.uk/story/29317...hester-city-return-upon-real-sociedad-arrivalSummer 2018 is when the buyback clause kicks in.
http://www.mcfcwatch.com/2016/07/20/revealed-how-much-manchester-city-are-paying-for-geronimo-rulli/
People still peddling this shit? Let's have it right, a keeper who can't make any saves is not ideal for any system. And I know it isn't all his fault but still, making the odd decent save that earns us some points is part of his job.we currently have a keeper who is ideal for Pep's system.
the word "ideal" and our present keeper do not go together.I don't think so. That means that they could own him for as little as 6 months. My understanding is we have the option starting in 2018. Which makes sense since we currently have a keeper who is ideal for Pep's system who will be aging out at that point.
the word "ideal" and our present keeper do not go together.
Could have fooled me And the entire football industry. Funny how literally anyone connected with football thinks he's shite but you and pep don't.Sorry I am sticking with Pep on this one. He might know a little more about this than you.
"Most bizarre, though, of all the pre-match statistics is the fact that City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo has faced nine shots on target in 2017 and saved only one of them, conceding eight goals."Sorry I am sticking with Pep on this one. He might know a little more about this than you.
Could have fooled me And the entire football industry. Funny how literally anyone connected with football thinks he's shite but you and pep don't.