I just cant see Sanchez coming in and Pep being able to keep all our attacking players happy. Someone would have to be moved on.
Keletchi? Pep rotates so much I can't see it being a big problem. Most players are happy to bide their time if the team is successful. Keeping them at the end of the season may be more difficult. Then again as Milner found out you may play more elsewhere but not win anything....I just cant see Sanchez coming in and Pep being able to keep all our attacking players happy. Someone would have to be moved on.
Nolito agreesI just cant see Sanchez coming in and Pep being able to keep all our attacking players happy. Someone would have to be moved on.
In effect he would replace Nolito, B Silva would replace Navas and Mbappe would be replace Iheanacho. A huge increase in quality but as you say, it won't be easy to keep them all happy and involved but I guess that's why Guardiola gets the big bucks.
Being a World Cup year will make it a bit tougher too IMO,they'll all want a lot of game time.
Oh come on. 3/5 x 38 = 22. On reality it wont work out like that. City play the Champions Chelsea, Liverpool, Utd etc. Who misses out? The same players because a manager has to choose his strongest team for those games. Whoever that will be is not going to accept it, nor should they. I think City probably are monitoring Sanchez and Mbappe's situation, and we may even be being a bit more active than that, but if we do follow through and buy one of these players, then we aren't going to be rotating players. One of our existing players will go. There is only one club in European football who operates in the manner you suggest and that is Real madrid. They are in a different situation.I think they are all pretty safe in their national team squads, so as long as they're getting plenty of game time, it should be fine. One or two of the new players may need some time to settle in as well as Sane did last season. Some will tire because of the physical demands of the PL. Hopefully we can rotate them to give them all enough game time and still keep them fresh for the WC.
It's a tough one. We want the competition, the ability to rotate etc. Yet at the same time, it's all well and good saying Sanchez replaces Nolito, Bernardo replaces Navas and Mbappe replaces Iheanacho, but in saying that, you're hinting that you feel Sanchez would be happy playing a few games at the start of the season, then never playing again. That Bernardo will get an attacking role in rotation, but often off the bench. Several of Navas' appearances were also at full back. Then you're hinting that Mbappe would be happy with coming off the bench for 2 minutes here and there and then be a forgotten man.In effect he would replace Nolito, B Silva would replace Navas and Mbappe would be replace Iheanacho. A huge increase in quality but as you say, it won't be easy to keep them all happy and involved but I guess that's why Guardiola gets the big bucks.
Oh come on. 3/5 x 38 = 22. On reality it wont work out like that. City play the Champions Chelsea, Liverpool, Utd etc. Who misses out? The same players because a manager has to choose his strongest team for those games. Whoever that will be is not going to accept it, nor should they. I think City probably are monitoring Sanchez and Mbappe's situation, and we may even be being a bit more active than that, but if we do follow through and buy one of these players, then we aren't going to be rotating players. One of our existing players will go. There is only one club in European football who operates in the manner you suggest and that is Real madrid. They are in a different situation.
That tells me he's not to keen on going there :-)Just saw an interview with Vidal where he say he's been sending Sanchez messsges trying to convince him to join bayern Munich.