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Erm, Wolfsburg don't want to sell him?Come on then sunshine, explain to me exactly what the hold up is!
Erm, Wolfsburg don't want to sell him?Come on then sunshine, explain to me exactly what the hold up is!
I wonder how much Bayern would have to bid, £40m?
Possibly. But KDB isn't exactly straining at the leash to leave either is he.Erm, Wolfsburg don't want to sell him?
He's told Wolfsburg he wants to leave, they told him to hand in a transfer request, he doesn't want to lose his loyalty bonus (which is huge), Wolfsburg have now added his loyalty bonus to his fee (hence the increase), City have told KDB his signing bonus is half and have placed a bid for the original fee plus half his signing bonus which doesn't bridge the gap fully but should be close enough to allow a deal, along with a few add ons which gets close to the £57m they want.Possibly. But KDB isn't exactly straining at the leash to leave either is he.
Man City table fresh £50m bid for Wolfsburg's Kevin De Bruyne - but it's still £7m SHORT http://t.co/ZFZ3Oj76bl http://t.co/pxOU37um8C
Grrrrr
He's told them but he won't hand in a transfer request. That is why the price has increased. They want him but know they can't really keep an unhappy player. They don't want the loyalty bonus to cost them and don't feel they should reward him for losing, that's why they are passing the cost on to City.in my opinion, the hold up is now down to De Bruyne.....If he is not willing to tell Wolfsburg he wants to join us, then Wolfsburg have no reason to drop below their 57mil asking price...no expert on how these things work but I'm hoping we would have got his agent to agree to "help" push this deal before we placed this new 50mil bid?
He's told Wolfsburg he wants to leave, they told him to hand in a transfer request, he doesn't want to lose his loyalty bonus (which is huge), Wolfsburg have now added his loyalty bonus to his fee (hence the increase), City have told KDB his signing bonus is half and have placed a bid for the original fee plus half his signing bonus which doesn't bridge the gap fully but should be close enough to allow a deal, along with a few add ons which gets close to the £57m they want.
But as I say, Wolfsburg would rather have the player than the money.
Either way, I'd put my mortgage on this being completed before the deadline.
Ric said yesteday kev was meeting with the bosses last night and we will put in this new bid,we wouldn't have done it if kev hasn't done his bitin my opinion, the hold up is now down to De Bruyne.....If he is not willing to tell Wolfsburg he wants to join us, then Wolfsburg have no reason to drop below their 57mil asking price...no expert on how these things work but I'm hoping we would have got his agent to agree to "help" push this deal before we placed this new 50mil bid?
What are you basing that opinion on ? Is there some information suggesting that DeBruyne has not told Wolfsburg he wants to join us ?in my opinion, the hold up is now down to De Bruyne.....If he is not willing to tell Wolfsburg he wants to join us, then Wolfsburg have no reason to drop below their 57mil asking price...no expert on how these things work but I'm hoping we would have got his agent to agree to "help" push this deal before we placed this new 50mil bid?
Very few players do any different. Why should he ?Bloody short term thinking by De Bruyne if he's putting this transfer in jeopardy for the sake of a loyalty bonus.
Pedro doesn't bring to the table the quality KDB does and although I'd have him over Navas, I wouldn't entertain it at the expense of KDB.I hope we dont go over this figure. You could get Pedro plus a world class left back for that kind of money.
He's told them but he won't hand in a transfer request. That is why the price has increased. They want him but know they can't really keep an unhappy player. They don't want the loyalty bonus to cost them and don't feel they should reward him for losing, that's why they are passing the cost on to City.
"Loyalty" bonuses are a pain in the arse.