Deal agreed with Bayern Munich for Leroy Sane - €60m (including add-ons)

[kaz7]

I'm talking about the players who are not wanted anymore. They always leave the club for way to less money or even for free.

The ones over 30 and the ones who have brought us great success like joe,dave,vinny,zabba,yaya ,sergio etc are allowed to leave at the end of their contracts,it's a respect thing from club to players,it's one of the things i most love about the club
We got our money back on Negrdo and got 20 something million for nacho,we got a small fee for Aleks,we'll get our money back on Delph,we are doing ok

 

[kaz7]

Yea they do.

Nasri
Fernando
Kolarov
Dzeko
Nolito
Hart

The list is long so I'm not going to name them all. All sold for peanuts or left for free. And that's only our A grade list.

When we are talking about b grade like
Denayer etc... And what he is worth now it's bad business.

We got our money back on Nolito

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

So if Mendes can work his magic for us in the summer Sane will be off?

I don't think one thing happens without the other, unless Pep fancies another look at Zaha or forgives Sancho.

 

[Achillias]

Absolute bollocks. We never sell a player we don't want to, never have done.

The ones we do, invariably, are on big salaries, so clubs lowball to factor that in, knowing we would rather get them off their books.

Leroy will be the first perfect storm player. Low wages, someone we don't really want to sell, yet can cash in as a result.

Kelechi £25m - bought for £300k.

Enes Unal £12m - bought for £800k

Zinchenko bought for £1.5m - now worth at least ten times that amount.

Raheem Sterling bought for £49m - worth three times that.

Oh, and a relatively unknown kid called Sane, bought for £37m, possibly being sold at a £60m profit.

Yep, Txiki really does need to learn how to negotiate.

Nothing bollocks about the fact that we've lost a lot of money on some players that either
left us free, got sold for less money than they where worth at that moment of time or are going to leave the club with a huge lose.

Summing-up a list of players in the current overpriced market won't hide the fact that we never done that well on selling. Mangala for example is a huge waste of money, same goes for Jovetic and so on.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

Said a week or 2 ago the only way we will get Leroy's true worth is if a Barca or Real Madrid come in for him, and turn his head. If he only wants Bayern then we aren't in the strongest negotiating position. We take an acceptable, but not amazing fee, or keep him for another year.

 

[kaz7]

I don't think one thing happens without the other, unless Pep fancies another look at Zaha or forgives Sancho.

If we lose sane and end up with Zaha i will literally cry

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

If we lose sane and end up with Zaha i will literally cry

Doubt you will be the only one Karen.

 

[Scareye]

If we lose sane and end up with Zaha i will literally cry

Better pass the tissues, I will be blubbing with you. Zaha is also a genuine cheat. We could do without that at the moment.

 

[citytill1die84]

I don't think one thing happens without the other, unless Pep fancies another look at Zaha or forgives Sancho.

Fuck Zaha & Sancho they ain't nowhere near Sane class that would be going backwards.

Felix or tell Sane he's staying.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

We hear often about players using us in negotiations to get a better deal at their current club.
Could this courting of Munchen simply be Sane trying to negotiate the best deal he can from us?

I can't see them dragging it out for a year and a half on a bluff, that's a lot of wages missed out on.

Sometimes, things might just be black and white.

Leroy is German and the potential poster child for football in that country.

He's lived in Manchester for three seasons, picked up every conceivable trophy, barring Champions League, had a kid with a new girlfriend.

There is an opportunity to go to the dominant team in the Bundesliga, almost guaranteed trophies and a national spot as a result.

The adulation of a fanbase who are desperate to see a top player again and a club who can pay him well in the process.

It's understandable for a guy who had a tattoo done of himself on his chest, although it does smack of a lack of ambition, rather than continuing to learn from Pep in the best league in the world.

Sometimes home is where the heart is.