simon23
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same with KDB - surely its own to the same people to convince KDB that he is better off with us than at his present club.......if they fail to do that we will lose this signing as well
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De Bruyne?
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same with KDB - surely its own to the same people to convince KDB that he is better off with us than at his present club.......if they fail to do that we will lose this signing as well
TRUE BLUE NO1
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This one seems like it could last all summer..
Man City transfers: De Bruyne needs time to consider his future - agent
A representative for the Wolfsburg player namedropped PSG and Bayern but said he would not be making an immediate decision.
Kevin De Bruyne needs time to decide what is best for the next step of his career, according to his agent.
The 24-year-old has been identified as a top target for Manchester City this summer as Manuel Pellegrini looks to inject fresh impetus into his squad.
But if the Blues want De Bruyne, they face competition.
As the player’s agent spoke of the need for deliberation, he also mentioned other top European clubs interested in his signature.
“We will wait for Kevin to return from his vacation and then take time to make the best choice for his career,” Patrick de Koster told Canal+.
“Everyone would like to have Kevin in their team but what the press are saying is wrong.
“I keep in contact with PSG as well as Bayern and of course Wolfsburg, but there is no significant progress for now.”
Man City transfers: De Bruyne needs time to consider his future - agent
- 16:05, 11 JULY 2015
- BYSIMON BAJKOWSKI
A representative for the Wolfsburg player namedropped PSG and Bayern but said he would not be making an immediate decision.
Kevin De Bruyne needs time to decide what is best for the next step of his career, according to his agent.
The 24-year-old has been identified as a top target for Manchester City this summer as Manuel Pellegrini looks to inject fresh impetus into his squad.
But if the Blues want De Bruyne, they face competition.
As the player’s agent spoke of the need for deliberation, he also mentioned other top European clubs interested in his signature.
“We will wait for Kevin to return from his vacation and then take time to make the best choice for his career,” Patrick de Koster told Canal+.
“Everyone would like to have Kevin in their team but what the press are saying is wrong.
“I keep in contact with PSG as well as Bayern and of course Wolfsburg, but there is no significant progress for now.”
Stoned Rose
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This one seems like it could last all summer..
Man City transfers: De Bruyne needs time to consider his future - agent
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...fer-news/man-city-transfers-de-bruyne-9636671
- 16:05, 11 JULY 2015
- BYSIMON BAJKOWSKI
A representative for the Wolfsburg player namedropped PSG and Bayern but said he would not be making an immediate decision.
Kevin De Bruyne needs time to decide what is best for the next step of his career, according to his agent.
The 24-year-old has been identified as a top target for Manchester City this summer as Manuel Pellegrini looks to inject fresh impetus into his squad.
But if the Blues want De Bruyne, they face competition.
As the player’s agent spoke of the need for deliberation, he also mentioned other top European clubs interested in his signature.
“We will wait for Kevin to return from his vacation and then take time to make the best choice for his career,” Patrick de Koster told Canal+.
“Everyone would like to have Kevin in their team but what the press are saying is wrong.
“I keep in contact with PSG as well as Bayern and of course Wolfsburg, but there is no significant progress for now.”
A few days old this piece bud.
TRUE BLUE NO1
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A few days old this piece bud.
Sorry Stoned Rose......twitter link to report said 43mins old so guessed M.E.N had done an update...sorry again for posting old report!...
ScottSinclair
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Also the easiest one of the three to find good alternatives to who ticks the same boxes. If the other two comes, and kevin dont I dont really care. Gotze, Isco maybe even Coutinho who I believe will thrive in a better team is 3 players of the top of my head I would be happy with. Thiago Alcantara is another oneThis is the only one of the main 3 targets that I think we might miss out on. Just have a feeling he'll stay at Wolfsburg. Hope I'm wrong.
oakiecokie
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Seriously,do you believe that any of the named ones are on offer ?Also the easiest one of the three to find good alternatives to who ticks the same boxes. If the other two comes, and kevin dont I dont really care. Gotze, Isco maybe even Coutinho who I believe will thrive in a better team is 3 players of the top of my head I would be happy with. Thiago Alcantara is another one
Wolfsburg are close to succumbing to pressure from Inter (no Champions League football) to sell them Perisic. That should tell you something, that even with the Volkswagen millions, they will sell players. As they did when we pressured them for Dzeko.
If De Bruyne wants to go, he will go. Wolfsburg won't be able to stop him and they won't be as arsey as Liverpool have been with Sterling (although he'll cost a lot). Wolfsburg will try to play on his loyalty to them to try and keep him, since they have treated him very well.
But while we may not be a global glamour club yet, we offer more in every department than Wolfsburg. More exposure, more money, more chance of trophies, bigger stadium, more fans. I'd be surprised if he turns us down, he is very self-confident unlike the bottler who turned around today, and we can surely offer him weekly football since his impact is much greater than Nasri's.
Just say yes, Kev.
If De Bruyne wants to go, he will go. Wolfsburg won't be able to stop him and they won't be as arsey as Liverpool have been with Sterling (although he'll cost a lot). Wolfsburg will try to play on his loyalty to them to try and keep him, since they have treated him very well.
But while we may not be a global glamour club yet, we offer more in every department than Wolfsburg. More exposure, more money, more chance of trophies, bigger stadium, more fans. I'd be surprised if he turns us down, he is very self-confident unlike the bottler who turned around today, and we can surely offer him weekly football since his impact is much greater than Nasri's.
Just say yes, Kev.
ScottSinclair
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I certainly think that their available for the right price, yes. I actually thing Gotze would be easier to get than De BruyneSeriously,do you believe that any of the named ones are on offer ?
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-------------Y Toure-----Pogba---------------
---Sterling--------De Bruyne----Silva-------
----------------------Aguero-----------------------
If the impossible was pulled off, it would accumulate to one of the best front sixes ever seen in the Premier league on paper. Whether it can match the success of 2005 Chelsea, 2008 Man u, 2004 Arsenal remains to be seen, but certainly all the right ingredients.
De Bruyne would help in the CL where he can unlock defences with his passing and movement. Against Barca over the last 2 years, we didn't do nearly enough going forward when we had the ball, hopefully this will be addressed with better creative players.
---Sterling--------De Bruyne----Silva-------
----------------------Aguero-----------------------
If the impossible was pulled off, it would accumulate to one of the best front sixes ever seen in the Premier league on paper. Whether it can match the success of 2005 Chelsea, 2008 Man u, 2004 Arsenal remains to be seen, but certainly all the right ingredients.
De Bruyne would help in the CL where he can unlock defences with his passing and movement. Against Barca over the last 2 years, we didn't do nearly enough going forward when we had the ball, hopefully this will be addressed with better creative players.