No thanks no where near good enough
He’s got similar stats to Rodri. Better in some stats as well, such as interceptions and duels won. So he’d be a good partner to Rodri in midfield.
No thanks no where near good enough
He was a good player,a player Pep thought had enough talent to improve on and make a City player, his confidence is shot. Any decent manager should have enough belief they can get that £40 mill player back. £20 mill is a bit of a gamble but sure there will be some team willing to take it. Was speaking to a Forest fan, he said he'd take him for £20 millCould see him going somewhere like Everton. Slightly different but like Cancelo in the fact clubs know we don’t want the player so they will get a favourable deal. And probably a loan anyway.
He was a good player,a player Pep thought had enough talent to improve on and make a City player, his confidence is shot. Any decent manager should have enough belief they can get that £40 mill player back. £20 mill is a bit of a gamble but sure there will be some team willing to take it.
Zero and I mean zero chance of anyone going over Pep's head on a transfer.If I was a betting man, I'd have money on Phillips being a board buy and not a Pep buy. He got 3 league starts. Now his confidence and match fitness both need to massaged back to life. I reckon he'll be a loan with an option unless West Ham fancy him in the summer.
I agree that there is no chance of a player being bought who Pep has said no to. But some are bought where Pep is not the prime instigator or is pressing for.Zero and I mean zero chance of anyone going over Pep's head on a transfer.
We carried Kalvin through the season. Paqueta would have been much much better even if had taken some time to gel. Kalvin is the worst signing we have made since Eike ImmelWest Ham paid a decent price and also invested a large amount of game time(and likely some game points dropped) on Paqueta until he got used to PL and started to perform. If we did it last season we would not be a title contender.