HelloCity
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This one.
I'd have Kane long before Sterling.
Not sure I’d have Kane on the wing though.
This one.
I'd have Kane long before Sterling.
This one.
I'd have Kane long before Sterling.
This one.
I'd have Kane long before Sterling.
Probably still stood in the centre circle watching everyone else run about.We are now broke. Wonder what bony is up to these days? :)
fact ; Haaland has 1 year left on his contract and his Dad's career was ended suddenly through injury.Media are guessing. Here are some facts.
- Txiki on record saying that City believe football industry will recover to previous levels.
- Pep on record saying a £100m fee is possible.
- Haaland has 1 year left on his contract and his Dad's career was ended suddenly through injury. There are clubs queuing up to guarantee him 5 years of big bucks NOW.
- Haaland has been openly complaining that the team he's in isn't good enough. Stormed off the pitch recently.
- Haaland has been making public statements comparing himself to Mbappe, Ronaldo and Messi, stoking the excitement around his talent.
- Raiola and Alfie touring Europe to speak to clubs, apparently with Dortmund's blessing (Rapha Honigstein)
- Dortmund unlikely to get CL football and their model relies on transfer fees anyway.
The idea that Dortmund would turn down an extra £25m+ and the 15% of Sancho's fee to get one year out of Haaland? In these circumstances? Nonsense. He could get a bad injury, his form and value could plummet, some new kid on the block could emerge next summer.
He is on the move. Not saying to City but somewhere.
fact ; Haaland has 1 year left on his contract and his Dad's career was ended suddenly through injury.
is it fact he only has 1 year left on his contract, if so why does he have a buy clause in his contract next year ?
You clearly don't understand how release clauses work.
If there's no release clause and you don't want to sell the player you can give him any price you want. A release clause limits that. They have ZERO benefit to the (selling) club. Look at Neymar, Barca gave him an "insane" "hands-off" release clause of €222M. A few years later after the market had continued to inflate, PSG paid it.
There is a very good reason City and almost every top team in Europe DON'T give their top players release clauses.
Sané's transfer would have been completely unaffected by a release clause, unless it was cheaper than what Bayern paid. Contracts will still run down with or without release clauses.
Good for you, but it isn't about who you or I or anyone would rather have, thatbsets their value.
Given their age, injury records, whonthey play for, goals involved in, lentgh of contract etc etc, overall I just can't see on balance how kane is worth more than sterling.