Cityinmyheart
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If he messes up this deal with Al hilal by waiting for Barca who are never going to offer us anything except a free loan, he will then be my most disliked player to wear a city shirt.
Cancelo is neither good enough nor has a high enough profile for us to get into any kind of quid pro quo with mendez, i dont think barca want him as much as he wants barca and maybe mendez has told him a few home truths.The deal with Saudi has got Mendez fingerprints all over it, and 35m (if correct) it something we could have never envisaged 12 months ago. I'm just concerned what sort of favour we owe him for this. Probably something to do with Bernie.
Maybe. It's been reported that he has pissed off the dressing room at Barca (that's twice now) so no club will want him. He is quite within his rights to do a Danny Mills and sit and do feck all for 2 years. Barca were only offering 20m euros, god knows when. If he goes to Saudi the wage will have a big say in it and also the Portuguese manager he will play for. If the figures are correct, it's a massive win for us.Cancelo is neither good enough nor has a high enough profile for us to get into any kind of quid pro quo with mendez, i dont think barca want him as much as he wants barca and maybe mendez has told him a few home truths.
Because they can lowball all they like we dont have to accept it and hes painted himself into a corner, more likely mendes has made a deal with al hilal than usMaybe. It's been reported that he has pissed off the dressing room at Barca (that's twice now) so no club will want him. He is quite within his rights to do a Danny Mills and sit and do feck all for 2 years. Barca were only offering 20m euros, god knows when. If he goes to Saudi the wage will have a big say in it and also the Portuguese manager he will play for. If the figures are correct, it's a massive win for us.
I still don't understand why the Saudi's don't wait a week and then low ball us - that's where I think some deal has been done imho.
No chance Pep will risk his bad influence in the dressing roomSo, all the reports coming out of Spain today are that Barca are not prepared to meet our valuation for a player who is fast becoming the pariah of world football. If the Saudis aren't willing to take a punt on him, where does that leave us? Can we really afford to have him lingering like a bad smell in the dressing room or does Pep take the pragmatic approach and offer him a route back? I'm being mischievous of course. in spite of the continuing burden on our wage bill, I suspect Pep would rather he's left to rot if only to maintain team harmony.