Hahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .Fucking loverly jubberly !!!Softbank, join the dots.....
https://www.mubadala.com/en/what-we-do/capital/ventures
Check the board of directors...
That is VERY interesting. Seems like us and PSG aren't part of the gang and it's the old G-14 who are running with this. I think we know now who's behind this presumed hack and who's behind FIFA's Club World Cup.
I would not like to be in Rumennigge's shoes at the moment. He's heading for a big fall if he's upset the boys in Abu Dhabi.
Just when I was thinking there should be some dirt on Bayern Munich
This story has been round for a few years. Nothing new. As it stands, the only thing we can really be charged with is being a benefactor to a a club in Denmark!Ffs.
From reddit:
"According to the article, City funds this Right to Dream Academy in Ghana to the tune of 850k to 1m a year, and in exchange, Njordsjaelland (whose owner owns the academy), must make "best efforts" to effectuate a transfer if City want to sign them.
So, not exactly "for free!"
Edit: Also, there's no guarantee that the player must first go to Njordsjaelland before being transferred to City. Iheanacho trained with the Right to Dream Academy, and he was signed straight from Africa, albeit at a different academy. So, if Njordsjaelland benefit by signing players from the academy that City funds, City can get a favorable, "best efforts" transfer later on. Personally, don't see the problem here. "