I agree, but if the links are true think it’s more about giving Pep the players he wants for the last two years. As the club are all about long term planning it just seems a short term move if true.He is 28 in a few weeks..just struggle to see City paying Levy sums of money for a player who may only have 4/5 years left, bearing in mind the injury risk which may become more prominent due to age. If the price is right and Haaland is not an option he is a great alternative.Just can not see Levy being reasonable. If the sums reported are correct, Haaland or Mbappe make so much more sense.
As a business, you cannot just plan for short term or long term. Could be that there is a short term target to fill the gap left by aguero around the age of 28, a medium term target around the age of 25 (not sure who) and a long term target around the age of 22 (could be torres or haaland) At least that’s how the succession planning would/should be done.I agree, but if the links are true think it’s more about giving Pep the players he wants for the last two years. As the club are all about long term planning it just seems a short term move if true.
That’s a hell of a cost for a short term target to the business.As a business, you cannot just plan for short term or long term. Could be that there is a short term target to fill the gap left by aguero around the age of 28, a medium term target around the age of 25 (not sure who) and a long term target around the age of 22 (could be torres or haaland) At least that’s how the succession planning would/should be done.
That’s a hell of a cost for a short term target to the business.
And he's got a little house for such a rich guy. Humble.FWIW, and I'd say quite a lot, Jose Mourinho was singing Kane's prairies in a Euro 2020 preview interview. Said he is a (quiet) leader, points out that he has become a more complete player whilst still scoring a many goals as when he was an out an out striker (which is some feat) and even mentioned that he is brilliant at defending corners.