His Dad played for City, we’re in the best league in the world, can pay him whatever everyone else can and consistently are up there for the big trophies. We should be able to convince him to stay, and if he loves it here, he won’t leave.He would be gone after 3-4 years.
still get more than we paidSome still saying Haaland would stay here for decade.
He wouldn't because all Raiola clients work for him. That means money to his pocket.
He would be gone after 3-4 years.
If we signed him by paying the €75m release clause we would pretty much be guaranteed to sell him for a profit, and he would probably help us winning some trophiesSome still saying Haaland would stay here for decade.
He wouldn't because all Raiola clients work for him. That means money to his pocket.
He would be gone after 3-4 years.
They are afforded a lot of space in the Bundesliga, but those goals are reminiscent of those we’d score in 17-18 with Sane and Sterling passing it across goal for a tap in. Add in his physical presence for all the set pieces we get and his pace on the counter.first one keeper should have cut out the cross
second one good run, but most premier league defences (ours excepted apparently) wouldn't let him go like that
third one, was Mendy their full back
fourth goal did very well
not knocking the lad at all, our current strike force in its current form would have failed to pot at least 3 of those, my point is he would have a tougher ride here than (on that showing) he get in the bundesliga. (caveat, I don't watch german league football so there's a fair chance I'm talking out of my arse)
No. I do not see him staying at BVB more than this season - and he will not sit behind Lewy at Bayern 2 seasons. Lewandowski will be fit and in this form until 2023, when his contract ends. He is such an athlete that lives for the sport and he resists injuries. In two years Bayern has to look to find solutions for successors for him and Müller - but until 2023 because of their style of play etc. that is not a question.Wouldn't be surprised if he ends up at Bayern.. shame really.
yep 17/18 with our version of SAS we were unstoppable, the style has changed now, and of course the personnelThey are afforded a lot of space in the Bundesliga, but those goals are reminiscent of those we’d score in 17-18 with Sane and Sterling passing it across goal for a tap in. Add in his physical presence for all the set pieces we get and his pace on the counter.