Dribble
Well-Known Member
However, there is the small matters of Champions League football, trophies, playing under Guardiola, all of which will enhance his international standings.The problem is that he's 26 years old and he's not a young player anymore. If he signs a five year deal to take him to age 31 this is where the bulk of his career earnings of going to come from. Of course if it goes well he could get renewed before that, but it's not really the time to take a discount.
Of course if he moves here, he'll get a wage bump, but it will be in line with our current wage structure which I assume is far higher than Leicester's, but my point still stands.
We are no longer 'Money City' as spurted out during Kolo Toure's Freudian slip at his first press conference as a City player, we're Manchester City, the most successful English Club over the last 10 years. Players are coming to us based on this fact, over the wages on offer.