150/200k a week, plays and stars in the PL , plays for the National team and he's an idiot?
Come on mate, he's already living the dream.
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Come on mate, he's already living the dream.
Kamaro011
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200k will be a dream and hard to be refuse for Eze.
mancityscot
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a team like crystal palace being able to offer wages of £200k/week is fucking madness tbh.
To be fair, players don't make their decisions on hope. If your current clup wants to push you from 40 gran a week to 150- 200 you sign the deal. If some bigger club thinks you are worth it they'd still come get you regardless of fee.
The higher the bigger club pays the more likely they'd give you more opportunities early on btw. So sign what you can sign to give you the best deal you can. There is no guarantee City won't find another shinnier object and go elsewhere the next season.
You can't plan your future on hope.
Think Palace are expecting to turnover £170m plus this year so will be spending about 6% of it on Eze's wages. Big commitment if that's the offer but at least £100m of that turnover is dependent on them staying in the top flight and if keeping him helps ensure it well worth the risk. Probably replacing the Zaha wages. Would not turn it down if I was Eze.
He’d only be an idiot if he does not get his agent to agree on an exit clause/release clause to renew terms. Otherwise it looks beneficial for both parties
BamberBridgeBlue
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When we were linked with him this summer everybody seemed universally underwhelmed. Now we’re complaining if he commits to Palace. SMH
I think he’s a cracking player. If he’s got the right attitude Pep would have plenty to work with.
I think he’s a cracking player. If he’s got the right attitude Pep would have plenty to work with.
kun
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I wasn’t underwhelmed, great player
Dribble
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The injured midfielder, having lit up the Premier League at the end of last season alongside fellow playmaker Michael Olise as Palace mounted a successful survival charge, was the subject of a £60million bid from European champions City on transfer deadline day. Eze, 25, was picked out by Pep Guardiola and his club's recruitment team following the £42.5m sale of academy graduate Cole Palmer to rivals Chelsea.
Mirror Football exclusively revealed just days after the transfer window closed that the Treble winners had failed in a move for Eze, who remained at Palace alongside Chelsea target Olise. City did, however, complete one late signing.
Wolves midfielder Matheus Nunes arrived at the Etihad for a fee worth up to £53m, although the Portuguese has so far failed to show the kind of quality which he demonstrated at Molineux last term after joining from Sporting Lisbon. Nunes, 25, has played just 407 minutes of Premier League football and is yet to earn Guardiola's unwavering trust.
January may come as a natural parting of the ways between Palace and Eze, especially if City renew their concrete interest in an effort to bolster their pursuit of a fourth successive Premier League title.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/guardiola-mancity-eberechi-eze-palace-31653690
Kippax Street 1880
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Great player, hope we go back for him.