Ethan23
Well-Known Member
Surely they won’t have much more money to spend now - if xhaka and partey leave - they’re potentially weaker than last year
Spot on. The club consistently walks away from transfer targets where the price exceeds our top valuation. It’s been very successful.Was excited about us getting Rice. But as always, fully support the clubs judgement. As an approach, it hasn't worked out too badly for us in the past has it.
Saving our powder for another target, you don't offer 90 mill then say we don't need that area covered anymore.
I'm not talking about generational talent player like Haaland while he is important he is not, Pep is still the most important for our club above any player we have even Haaland himself.
that's why i said Pep will always work with any cards in his hands because he the only select few manager with this kind power in the world. W so fortunate to have Pep as our manager but we also depended alot for him to do work on his magic so we can get away if our transfer target is not met.
I think people will only truly appreciate him long after he left from City and how extraordinary he was to transform this team to be one of the best if not the BEST club side in history of football.
What about 5 Millon more over 7 years or 40 million up front with 40 next year, let them choose which.This is getting interesting, we obviously made a bid that was rejected and now the Arse have a British record bid in. I wonder if and when our next bid will go in and how much? I would assume match Arsenals but over a shorter period, any higher and I think we should walk away.
Perhaps West Ham want the money now (18 months) they now decide to take the offer, if still on the table. £100 million over 5 years probably same value or less as £90 million over 18 monthsRefused to match arsenal's bid- west ham rejected our first bid so 2+2 suggests we are out
I wouldn’t even count on that one yet!Excited to see who the alternatives are...
He says, fully expecting Gvardiol to be our last business of the window.
We can't keep relying on him to "weave his magic", though. It doesn't set a good precedent if we want him to stay past his current deal.