MillsyTheMosher
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If we can include Herrera in the deal it's another Txiki masterstroke.
It’s 35m EurosWe wont pay more than £31.8m for him, seems a strange figure to come out with.
Stones was signed for £50mill in 2016 on a 6 year deal, so selling him for £25mill now would be a book profit would it not? Unless I've got it totally wrong and it's not as simple as that.That’s why I caveated my original post by saying Zinchenko going would probably depend on a player coming available where we want or need a larger profit for the books to offset that transfer. Zinchenko would basically show as a £25m profit but Stones going for the same price wouldn’t because he’d still have a higher book value given we bought him for £50m, so he’ll have say £10m left to amortise.
I don’t mind Zinchenko, he tries hard and he’s a good technical player but unless he does move forward, which there’s no sign of him doing, then he is one of our left backs... and I would prefer a proper left back because he’s not good enough there, and with Mendy being susceptible to injury it needs addressing.
Anyway, to bring it back to Torres it looks like we’re trying to do something similar with Herrera to offset his cost because the €15m should show as pretty much all profit.
Unless Herrera turns out to be the next Fernandinho!If we can include Herrera in the deal it's another Txiki masterstroke.
Probably Zinchenko is unlikely to be a starter in a title or European Cup potential winning team in his favoured position. He might just be enjoying his football and the group at City, and see this as his best realistic chance of winning trophies. The Ukrainian Delph (and I say that with respect, it's a brilliant thing to be)
If not available
Cantwell from Norwich as plan B?