How is De Bruyne's situation different? He's got 4 years left, won't ask to leave, and he's not even on a small wage.
As far as I see it, as long as De Bruyne and agent are saying they'll happily stay, their impact on the transfer is not just zero, like sterling's, but negative.
How is De Bruyne's situation different? He's got 4 years left, won't ask to leave, and he's not even on a small wage.
As far as I see it, as long as De Bruyne and agent are saying they'll happily stay, their impact on the transfer is not just zero, like sterling's, but negative.
http://www.theguardian.com/football...ne-wolfsburg-manchester-city-wont-force-move?
Apparently Transfer requests are not part of the culture in Germany, which would explain the reluctance to do so.
Wolfsburg have yet to officially reject the £47m and are holding out for £50m....
Stalling to make it look as difficult a decision for them, and as awkward a process for us, as possible. They are trying to progress with a project and though £47m for De Bruyne is too good for them to turn down they don't want to make look like it is, and consequently for future buying clubs to think it's easy to swoop in and take their best players in the future.what do you think they're doing?
Look Tolmie, I appreciate that when Ric says that yesterday he asked for a move this didn't necessarily mean that he has to put in a transfer request to do so.We don't need to rely on hope.
Why the fuck should any of our targets put in transfer requests?
Each respective club goes out of their way to shake down City for an outrageous price, the outgoing player knows he deserves his cut.
Would definitely make a lot of sense. In fact, it feels like that's been their strategy the whole window: Make us look as bad as possible and try and to save face and look as if they've had their hands tied wherever they can.Stalling to make it look as difficult a decision for them, and as awkward a process for us, as possible. They are trying to progress with a project and though £47m for De Bruyne is too good for them to turn down they don't want to make look like it is, and consequently for future buying clubs to think it's easy to swoop in and take their best players in the future.
Similarly now there's an acceptable offer on the table they'll want this done before this weekend.
Agreement will be reached Sunday morning, pre match boost.
I just think with this deal there will come a stage were the club will have to say to KDB and his agent we have a time frame to get the deal done and if there is no movement by then we will have to move onto 1 of our other targets. KDBs value is huge makes me think why KDB has not done more to push this deal through. Maybe it could be anything but his only season in England was shit for him maybe he has reservations about moving back to England so quickly. I honestly think this deal wont go through this season and he will stay there for 1 more year.