It may be true that we were in that position by having him as a possibility to leave, whereas this summer we probably have a list of players we wouldn’t mind leaving, most for contractual situations, and Bernardo would probably be nowhere near that. Considering the World Cup, players who are doing well probably will avoid moving this summer. A player we want to stay and can’t afford to lose will stay, simple as. We’re no different from PSG in that regardI’m not so sure. Pep has always been adamant that if you want to leave City, you can, as long as you present a deal to City that we deem acceptable. By all accounts we told Bernie he could leave last summer and the fee was £40m. Nobody would pay it.
I expect the same sentiment would stand this summer, but the required fee would be much closer to £100m. IMO this means he will be staying because very few clubs can afford that.
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He’s never given the impression that he is anything but in love with the club. Nor has there been any talk of him feeling underpaid or undervalued. Talk of him leaving seemed to stem from being in Manchester and away from family and friends. With that in mind I don’t think the offer of a new contract or wage increase would be the determining factor in him staying or leaving. Hopefully he is much happier in Manchester now with his gf and doggo and if he is, I don’t see him wanting to leave.If we give Bernardo a decent contract, apart from the climate what else is he missing out on? Barcelona are miles off where we are.
No idea what he’s on, turns 28 in August so a 4 year deal on 200k a week should do it. He deserves it.
I would imagine the media bullshit scramble to be first(actually last) to the announcementWhats off?
LOL. Typical City.It's offensive how good Erling is.
What’s going on here then? LolIt's offensive how good Erling is.