Ok. Cheers. Wasn't Solabarietta the journalist who called pellers to be our manager before anyone else? If so he seems reliable- Fernando Solabarietta, a Chilean journalist for Fox and MEGA, said on Friday that Sanchez to City was a done deal. Local media seems to have only picked it up today.
- Bayern Munich signed Serge Gnabry from Werder Bremen today, at a fee of €8m. Christian Falk, a SportsBild reporter, stated that this would officially end Bayern's pursuit of Sanchez.
- Usual speculation about where he's going to play, laughing at delusional gooners/rags/dippers who think it won't happen, slagging off Sterling unjustly etc.
That's about it.
Arsenal can't keep him against his will.
they can, but just for a year.
- Fernando Solabarietta, a Chilean journalist for Fox and MEGA, said on Friday that Sanchez to City was a done deal. Local media seems to have only picked it up today.
- Bayern Munich signed Serge Gnabry from Werder Bremen today, at a fee of €8m. Christian Falk, a SportsBild reporter, stated that this would officially end Bayern's pursuit of Sanchez.
- Usual speculation about where he's going to play, laughing at delusional gooners/rags/dippers who think it won't happen, slagging off Sterling unjustly etc.
That's about it.
Ok. Cheers. Wasn't Solabarietta the journalist who called pellers to be our manager before anyone else? If so he seems reliable
Bayern is still in the race according to Sky sport
Not sure, but he did follow Pellers closely during his tenure and was basically the Man City correspondent for Fox Chile in 2013.
Wouldn't consider him as reliable as say, Maks Cardenas, but he's not just making shit up either.
I think Falk is wrong in his assertion about Gnabry being the end of Bayern's interest. SportsBild aren't reliable anyway, but Gnabry seems more of a Douglas Costa replacement if anything.
That said, Sky Sports have had a shocker of a summer so far and are about as trustworthy right now as a magic 8 ball.
Bayern have a strict wage structure that could not sustain an Alexis Sanchez even if he wasn't looking for more than he currently earns. It's not an option for them and, seeing Sanchez has wanted City from day one, I'm fairly certain he hasn't been an essential part of Ancelotti's plans for some time.
People posting maybe :)Can anyone tell me why this thread has jumped 60 pages in less than aday?
He's under contract for a further year, he cannot do anything about thatAlexis strikes me as the kind of person that won't let that happen.
He's under contract for a further year, he cannot do anything about that