kaz7
Well-Known Member
His potential is massive , be another mistake if we let him go
The value depends on how you look at it.
Many would argue we have already replaced Sterling so getting back essentially what we paid after having great service is a no brainer. If we don't sell it seems likely he runs his contract down. I know we did it with Garcia but I would be shocked if we allow it again.
Torres, the risk you take is "losing" his focus and energy to play for City. He could go on strike, refuse to train and do everything to not play if thats what it takes to get his move to Barca, don't think he will but you never know.
I don't think Pep can be arsed with that and will simply let him go.
You can dress it up anyway you want.Hope city threw a ranch and inserted 1 billion release clause .
Edit : wait a minute, if fatti has 1 billion release clause then surely torres is double after this award .
It's sellers market until we enter then it becomes buyers marketKane wanted us only but we all know how that worked out. Grealish made it obvious that he only wanted us and still cost £100m. I’m not suggesting we should stop Torres if he wants to go but he signed a long contract like the 2 above and the price has to be one City feel comfortable with under those circumstances.
His potential is massive , be another mistake if we let him go
He is probably bored being injured, when he gets playing again he might be fineI.really rate him.
But he won't reach his potential if he is really unhappy.
That said I cannot see Barca having 69 million pesetas, never mind pounds.
The ridiculous thing is that I reckon we would have taken hits on Laporte and Bernardo but no club would even entertain it which is crazy.Don't disagree with any of that. I'm all for letting players go. But with buying clubs paying fair market value, particularly players yet to hit their prime.
I'm sure the club could have found moves for bernardo and laporte this summer, at a 'who the fuck cares about money' discounted price. And now both are contributing massively while under contract. No reason for Sterling and particularly Torres to not do the same.