Finances appear to dictate that a sale is required before anyone else can be brought in.
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Eliaquim Mangala
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Finances appear to dictate that a sale is required before anyone else can be brought in.
For us or Inter? Inter didn't have a problem when they signed Jovetic on a similar deal.
Cobwebcat
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Not surprised at all. Hope he never plays for us again sorry if that sounds harsh but he has had multiple opportunities to go and will only listen to Inter's nonsense offer if they actually want him.
gio's side step
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This is why we suck at selling. These players are never willing to take a paycut to leave City, creating an unnecessary problem.
Who bought this dross in the first place?
For us. And this is why Inter and the other Italian clubs are so willing to do this. It's nothing to them. It isn't as if any of them besides Juventus are a threat to win anything anyway.For us or Inter? Inter didn't have a problem when they signed Jovetic on a similar deal.
Hungarian blue
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Seems off too as Palace are indeed signing Sakho. Well, in the afternoon things seemed too good to be true. :)
For us. And this is why Inter and the other Italian clubs are so willing to do this. It's nothing to them. It isn't as if any of them besides Juventus are a threat to win anything anyway.
We will still end up getting a fee for Mangala.
This is why we suck at selling. These players are never willing to take a paycut to leave City, creating an unnecessary problem.
Not for them
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