And I agreed with that.No, I know what you're saying. I was just saying I haven't seen teams doing that, definitely not us.
I didn’t expect to see his name today!Benik Afobe, prob the most obvious.
Think he’s a beast but doubt he’d leave and his injury record is t greatWe should try everything and get Reece James. Won't be easy though. Almost impossible to be honest.
Think Madrid did it with morataUnderstanding what you've stated I can't recall a single player of note being bought back on a buy back clause who was then in turn basically "flipped" for a monetary profit. Not just by City, but by anyone else either. Does anyone have an actual example of this happening in recent times?
Didn't we bring Angelino back and then sell him for a considerable profit, that aside I can't recall any others.Understanding what you've stated I can't recall a single player of note being bought back on a buy back clause who was then in turn basically "flipped" for a monetary profit. Not just by City, but by anyone else either. Does anyone have an actual example of this happening in recent times?
Yes, the buy back back just sets the transfer fee. Porro doesn't even have to pick up the phone to his agent if he doesn't want to come here.For instance say if we did trigger the buy back, can Porro object to it, or does he have a say?
Understanding what you've stated I can't recall a single player of note being bought back on a buy back clause who was then in turn basically "flipped" for a monetary profit. Not just by City, but by anyone else either. Does anyone have an actual example of this happening in recent times?
He was registered and played for a year. Isn't the discussion about buying back and then reselling immediately?Angelino?
He was registered and played for a year. Isn't the discussion about buying back and then reselling immediately?