7 | Joao Cancelo - 2022/23 Performances

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Seems pretty crazy we didn't include an obligation to buy or at the very minimum some sort of loan fee. They're not going to stump up the 60m? euros option so they've just got 6 months of him for free.

Likely £2.5M in wages, so not all bad..

 

[wolviedinho]

He will come back with his tail between his legs or if he continues to be disruptive then off to loan again. Not looking good for us getting a good fee. Petulant twat.

He has the ability to be brilliant but his mentality is not good enough. Shame as on his day he is a fantastic footballer.

 

[SebastianBlue]

 

[Corky]

Sounds like the gutter press doing their thing for the morons they feed.

 

[BillCarlisle]

He will come back with his tail between his legs or if he continues to be disruptive then off to loan again. Not looking good for us getting a good fee. Petulant twat.

He has the ability to be brilliant but his mentality is not good enough. Shame as on his day he is a fantastic footballer.

He's no doubt burned his bridges with a lot of City fans. I can't see him being welcomed back with open arms so he'd probably be better moving on permanently. We football fans can be highly protective about our Club. Once you've gone, you've gone.
Unfortunately, as you suggest, it would seem we'll end up getting a lot less money for him, given his attitude.

 

[JTFactsPlz]

This is probably the only good outcome for City, sadly I can't see it happening.

Absolutely not. The only good outcome for City is selling him in the summer.

Look at how much the mood and team performances have improved since his departure led to a detoxifying of the dressing room. With his personality, even if he came back with the appropriately apologetic attitude in place, it would only be a few months (at most) before his attitude reared its ugly head again and we'd be back to square one. Unless, of course, he got favoured over others continually again, disadvantaging people like Ake and Grealish who've benefited from him not being on the pitch. Obviously that would be totally unfair and would reignite team factions.

There is no way back for Cancelo at City, and the club would be intensely stupid to allow it.

 

[Skrastins]

Mans can't even defend he's place in starting XI lol

 

[TFC]

This is all made up bollocks driven by the crafty Germans to get him at a knockdown price this summer.

You cant put anything past the crafty Germans ;)

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Seems pretty crazy we didn't include an obligation to buy or at the very minimum some sort of loan fee. They're not going to stump up the 60m? euros option so they've just got 6 months of him for free.

From the looks of things they've got a toxic player already causing them problems from the bench while Dias (who Cancelo didn't like) and Bernie (who is good pals with him, but basically had to double up as agony Aunt) look back to their old selves.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Absolutely not. The only good outcome for City is selling him in the summer.

Look at how much the mood and team performances have improved since his departure led to a detoxifying of the dressing room. With his personality, even if he came back with the appropriately apologetic attitude in place, it would only be a few months (at most) before his attitude reared its ugly head again and we'd be back to square one. Unless, of course, he got favoured over others continually again, disadvantaging people like Ake and Grealish who've benefited from him not being on the pitch. Obviously that would be totally unfair and would reignite team factions.

There is no way back for Cancelo at City, and the club would be intensely stupid to allow it.

He's worth more than any replacement tbh. He knows the club, he knows he was wrong (Apparently), he is actually very good, he can play peps tactics without a year of getting up to speed.

Perfect fit, as long as he comes back determined to prove himself which seems to be the case considering the headlines around him.