Wolves not in sheep’s clothing?Wolves have dosh lets fleece them!:))
Wolves not in sheep’s clothing?Wolves have dosh lets fleece them!:))
Or derby county catch my drift?Wolves not in sheep’s clothing?
Sorry :)
I would assume the club will want to get the Jorginho (hope I have spelled that correctly) deal sorted, and then pretty soon afterwards focus efforts on getting Mahrez in, or if we don’t like what Leicester are asking for we will move on to our next target as you say. Also the longer we leave that deal the closer Leicester are to starting pre season with a pissed off star player. I assume that’s our thinkingFfs first they didn’t want Roberts then they did now supposedly have ended interest altogether,feels like they are taking the piss with us I’d rather we just moved on from mahrez ..
I think City will get this done. Sometimes when clubs do this I wish City would walk away and the player stuffs them on a free and they get nothing. However in reality unless theyI would assume the club will want to get the Jorginho (hope I have spelled that correctly) deal sorted, and then pretty soon afterwards focus efforts on getting Mahrez in, or if we don’t like what Leicester are asking for we will move on to our next target as you say. Also the longer we leave that deal the closer Leicester are to starting pre season with a pissed off star player. I assume that’s our thinking
I wonder if Mahrez has waived any feesMakes sense why we not hearing much news on this one, a local Leicester newspaper reporting "no open dialogue" between us and Leicester......
Mahrez is due back in pre-season training on July 2nd...
https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/...ews/what-happening-riyad-mahrezs-move-1693258
What is happening with Riyad Mahrez's move from Leicester City to Manchester City
Expected move to the Etihad Stadium has not materialised yet for Mahrez.
Riyad Mahrez’s expected move to Manchester City appears to have stalled.
After Leicester City stood firm in the January window and rejected Manchester City’s offer of £50 million plus attacking midfielder Patrick Roberts, and Mahrez’s obvious disappointment, it was expected a deal would be resurrected when the summer window opened.
Mahrez’s agent Kia Joorabchian has been working hard to try to broker a deal between the Premier League champions and City but there is currently no open dialogue between the two clubs, the Mercury understands.
I wonder if Mahrez has waived any fees
he’s due or Kia for that matter?
Even if he agreed to waive his severance money Leicester would find something else to salami with.I think this is why this deal is going to be so difficult....Reportedly Mahrez/agent are expecting a big hand out when he's sold, Leicester disagree and wont drop their valuation and as we saw from Jan, we not willing to meet their asking price. Now its getting reported, the clubs are not even talking at present. It was reported that one of the main reasons we went after Mahrez and Jorginho is no WC so we'd be able to get them in for pre-season. Even tho there is still a long way to go in transfer window I just cant see us sitting and waiting on this right up until August. This is a messy one and in my opinion, I'd start thinking about moving on....I would love to see Mahrez on our team next season but we can do without another Sanchez situation.
Just in, dont know how reliable the guy is though..
Oh...
, I never understand the comment “It's not your money”. Well, actually, as a lifelong supporter of City, it is, in a sense, “my” money, in that I am concerned by all things that this club does, and the way it spends is one of them
I agree prices have increased but City have their own valuation which they will probably not yet change and we will simply move on and develop another player into the squad.Honestly, at current rates, I'm not too shocked by the prospect of £75,000,000 straight cash for Mahrez if that's what we can get (look at Pogba's price, and generally all prices since last summer; Coutinho quoted as having gone for £142,000,000). I suspect we'll come to an arrangement about this and if we don't, well, hey, we've still got a few good players with us. The only thing that would make me a bit uncomfortable would be LIverpool paying their asking price, and Mahrez deciding that he wants to go anyway.
By the way, I never understand the comment “It's not your money”. Well, actually, as a lifelong supporter of City, it is, in a sense, “my” money, in that I am concerned by all things that this club does, and the way it spends is one of them.