Deal agreed with Bayern Munich for Leroy Sane - €60m (including add-ons)

[HelloCity]

Not a chance we’d sell for anywhere near that low.

 

[ganganvince]

Madrid been linked with him, but City will not sell to a rival end of.

Have Madrid found another training ground to sell?

 

[willipp]

Have Madrid found another training ground to sell?

When has cash for transfers ever been an issue for Madrid.

 

[ganganvince]

When has cash for transfers ever been an issue for Madrid.

They were struggling in 2014

https://www.theversed.com/32754/rea...pensed-by-the-spanish-government/#.Zaq8zFBy8e

 

[bennyboy]

Not a chance we’d sell for anywhere near that low.

Sadly there is.
He can sign a pre contract and leave for free next June.
The transfer market I would imagine is going to be a lot lower fee wise from now on and not as many big transfers happening this summer.
Football clubs are going to have to tighten their purse strings for a few years to try and recover from this virus.Transfers will be affected by this.

 

[BosnianBlue]

everything went wrong with leroy, unfortunately. Not signing a contract, then when we finally decided we're going to sell and Bayern was ready to pay 100+ mil, he gets injured and when he came back and we could at least see him in city shirt for 2-3 more months, covid hits. We're going to get significantly less money for him now and there is a large possibility he'll see his contract out eventually and go for free. Even if we sell this summer we might get 50 mil or around that, I doubt it would be much more than that.

 

[bluealf]

everything went wrong with leroy, unfortunately. Not signing a contract, then when we finally decided we're going to sell and Bayern was ready to pay 100+ mil, he gets injured and when he came back and we could at least see him in city shirt for 2-3 more months, covid hits. We're going to get significantly less money for him now and there is a large possibility he'll see his contract out eventually and go for free. Even if we sell this summer we might get 50 mil or around that, I doubt it would be much more than that.

When did we finally decide to sell and accept 100m from Bayern.
One, if we had accepted he would not have been playing in the charity shield for starters.
Two, when did the tight arsed Bayern Munich bid 100m?

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Have Madrid found another square foot of training ground to sell?

Slight tweek

 

[BosnianBlue]

When did we finally decide to sell and accept 100m from Bayern.
One, if we had accepted he would not have been playing in the charity shield for starters.
Two, when did the tight arsed Bayern Munich bid 100m?

Meh, we would definitely sell last summer and they were pretty ready to pay around our quote. You can put head in sand as much as you want. You don't know any detail for sure for any transfer in the world, but lot of them are pretty certain long before they happen. So, asking someone on football forum about proof of something that hasn't materialized is pedantic bollocks. It's my opinion, I don't care what you think about it.

 

[richards30]

everything went wrong with leroy, unfortunately. Not signing a contract, then when we finally decided we're going to sell and Bayern was ready to pay 100+ mil, he gets injured and when he came back and we could at least see him in city shirt for 2-3 more months, covid hits. We're going to get significantly less money for him now and there is a large possibility he'll see his contract out eventually and go for free. Even if we sell this summer we might get 50 mil or around that, I doubt it would be much more than that.

the only saving grace is it will still show a profit on the books and replacing him will probably be cheaper due to hopefully reduced transfer fees