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Tell that to FodenYes having a US superstar would be good but I think we would be limiting him by signing him now. He is only 18 and I don’t think he would be a regular starter now though
kun
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You don't need to be a regular starter at 18 to become a world class player.Yes having a US superstar would be good but I think we would be limiting him by signing him now. He is only 18 and I don’t think he would be a regular starter now though
Cheeky Txiki
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He could be coached into KDB's position as KDB is 30 this year. We need future stars: Foden, Haaland, Reyna, Torres, Dias, (maybe Doyle, Mcatee, Delap?) could be our next base to build a team around after this set retires...Yes having a US superstar would be good but I think we would be limiting him by signing him now. He is only 18 and I don’t think he would be a regular starter now though
I guess.Tell that to Foden
HaalandEffect
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Should not be a shock since his father is Claudio ReynaReyna supports City as well from what I've gathered.
We have one already in the keeper Zak Steffen, class act, although with Everson's form he may not get a chance to become our no1City obviously know all about Reyna, he grew up in the NYCFC academy.
Both sons of former City players, both born in England.
Having a U.S. superstar would be good for income.
Buy him and leave him with Dortmund on loan for another year. Gundo is 31 this year and Kev 30, so we need long term plans for reeplacing them both. Don't know a tonne about him but if he's playing regularly for Dortmund at 18 then he has to have something pretty special about him.Yes having a US superstar would be good but I think we would be limiting him by signing him now. He is only 18 and I don’t think he would be a regular starter now though
Thaksinssoldier
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Would have him in a heartbeat for sentimental reasons.
There was a great interview with him recounting his best memory of his brother being them celebrating the Aguero moment before his brother died.
for that alone, bring the lad home.
There was a great interview with him recounting his best memory of his brother being them celebrating the Aguero moment before his brother died.
for that alone, bring the lad home.
Chi-town blues
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Youth project started long time ago but finally we are seeing some results .Great talent. In general the United States suddenly out of nowhere has a very talented and young national team. If this is true I think it's a great deal