And, as Girona is now a Champions League club, the value of any sponsorship deal will be greatly enhanced, I would have thought.
And, as Girona is now a Champions League club, the value of any sponsorship deal will be greatly enhanced, I would have thought.
Look for the emails. If Mansour drops a pile of cash on Etihad and they use it for sponsorship, that’s fine but the redshirts will complain about us.£2 million per season ain’t a lot when City get £75 million, surely Mansour should be banging a lot more finances through the back door vis Etihad.
No chance. NYCFC or a national team only options I can envisage.This will be Pep’s next and last club.
It’s Catalonian,part owned by his brother and part of CFG.
He will relish the opportunity to take on the ‘big’ clubs, particularly FC Franco.
It’s right up Pep’s street.
Every Chance.No chance. NYCFC or a national team only options I can envisage.
No surprise. The players would have to be patient to allow the club grow to the point where they can earn bigger wages. As that’s not possible straight away, you’re more likely to get them going to different team.Looks like Dobvyk is going to Atletico. I know it's to be expected but still A real shame as they are being gutted straight away.
The money from the CL and even sales of Aleix and Dobvyk etc will secure their future for a long time which is good and its a real test for Michel and his team to replinish the squad and give it a real go next year.No surprise. The players would have to be patient to allow the club grow to the point where they can earn bigger wages. As that’s not possible straight away, you’re more likely to get them going to different team.
Would’ve been interesting to see if they’d have done the same if they won the league. Ah well. Tis a shame as you said. Quite a number of loanee’s and they’re definitely losing first team players. Being in the champions league may prove to be somewhat detrimental. Only time will tell.