Is there any way back into fans’ hearts for Cancelo?

[Xhavenjoe]

no one may not want him at the price we are proposing, clubs may know we want to offload and are holding off until the price that gets shopped around drops. im sure pleny of clubs would want him at a lower price

Not sure many clubs want him.
If Pep can't control him and he's not happy playing with one of the worlds top teams, who would want him?
I think he's gonna taste some humble pie and realise that the best place is where he is now.
He surely has someone that will advise him that apologising to Pep and his team mates is his best option.

 

[vmsuhail]

In the second half of 2020/21 season, the 4 names I looked for in the team sheet were Foden, Bernardo, Cancelo and Gundogan. The Bayern move was distasteful, but I'm over it already.

 

[leo_city]

I think majority acknowledge his ability. The lack of concentration and consistency is something that frustrates us a lot. After how things planned out, it’s a no for me. He decided to burn that bridge, if he stays, not that we get any say in it, we might be able to move past it over time, if he stays committed.

 

[yeah whatever !!]

Lets just see what happens not much else we can do.

 

[Ghostofmerlin]

If he can keep replicating the cross he made on the assist today, sure. If he continues to let his man go unmarked like he did on the goal that Rico botched, he can move on. That was a bad attitude move, yet again.

 

[MichaelBBack]

For me, absolutely. I always believe in second chances if the person is willing to have a think about what they did, learn from their mistakes, and try to do better.

And I would hope that his crappy time at Bayern would have provided ample time for introspection, especially while watching us make history and win the trophy he'd surely have loved to get his hands on.

No need to write off a very talented lad who was a big part of our success up to last season just over some vague behind-the-scenes temper tantrum that we don't really know all the details of.

I would hope that there's surely space for apologies to be made and relationships to be repaired.

But, like with everything else City-related, if Pep's willing to give him another go, then I'm fully behind that decision. If he says he's through with Cancelo, then that's that. He knows what he's doing.

 

[Bluewars]

He simply has to go... cancelo plays football like its 7 a-side, watching him yesterday he still has irregularities in his game, he is not a defender and is surplus to requirements, get rid this summer while we can still get a decent fee.

 

[Grassland Blue]

Forget what happened last season, I still haven’t forgiven him for Madrid semi exit. Just too careless positionally and in possession in big moments. No coincidence our defensive record in CL improved without him.

As I recall Cancelo crossed the ball from the left straight into their keepers grasp. The keeper launched the ball upfield and a few seconds later it was in the back of our net.
To this day I dont know why Cancelo did what he did.
To me it was keep the ball or kick it out time.
It wasn't the only game in which his decision making cost us either.
For that reason I wouldn't accept his return, but wish him well wherever he goes.

 

[Kamaro011]

Letting Cancelo back only setting bad precedent. That you can act like twat in middle of season asking to be loaned only can be forgiven afterwards.

It's makes other player can see Cancelo as example that they can act twats too undermining Pep as manager which is big no no for him.

 

[Dax777]

Im totally fine with him coming back. Having bot been a part of the treble winning push he has no sense of entitlement. Which will make him w better role player for us.