So when Pep says "In the next few years City will buy one, two or maybe three players. The current players are young and will stay for the future", it sounds to me like he may be talking to Sancho. Effectively saying the rate of incomings won't be this high forever so be smart and stay around and you'll get your chance.
So when Pep says "In the next few years City will buy one, two or maybe three players. The current players are young and will stay for the future", it sounds to me like he may be talking to Sancho. Effectively saying the rate of incomings won't be this high forever so be smart and stay around and you'll get your chance.
So when Pep says "In the next few years City will buy one, two or maybe three players. The current players are young and will stay for the future", it sounds to me like he may be talking to Sancho. Effectively saying the rate of incomings won't be this high forever so be smart and stay around and you'll get your chance.
Saw Sancho was given the #48 shirt for this season if he plays with the first team at all. I noticed it because Foden switched from 80 to 47.
Were did you see that?
lol you are a silly oneSorry, I in no way meant to infer that it was exclusively about Sancho but rather, like many have already said, we brought in a bunch of young players and don't expect to have that same need going forward.
Thus Sancho, Foden, Diaz and all the rest will get their chance to try to earn a spot without worrying that we will continue to bring in a big group of new players every single window.
That said, I absolutely could have been reading something into the statement that was never intended so feel free to disregard my initial post.
When he sees the opportunities Foden & Diaz are getting he must be questioning the advice he's receiving.
Until they get opportunities in meaningful matches, I'm sure he'll feel vindicated.
Not really. At least those boys are giving the manager something to think about.
Getting anywhere near our first team takes something very special. He must have been close and his attitude/ advice (or lack there of) has let him down.
He better get a move on. Sitting on his arse not training isnt getting him any closer to competitive games at senior level.Not if he goes elsewhere, to a team of a similar stature and gets in and around their first team (for competitive games) before Foden and Diaz do here.
Until they get opportunities in meaningful matches, I'm sure he'll feel vindicated.
In the EDS forum there is a thread mate, no official update that I have seen. He is not training with City and is just at home in London by the looks of it.