There's no way we'll pay 180m Euros!
His contract is expiring... They can afford him staying only if he signs an extention (at least for a year). So it's up to Mbappe to decide what he wants, he holds all the cards.Then I think he stays Ric....I dont see them taking offers on this one! They've already made 130mil+ this season from transfers which would cover most of their rumoured debts. Think they'll only sell if their valuation is met.
Then I think he stays Ric....I dont see them taking offers on this one! They've already made 130mil+ this season from transfers which would cover most of their rumoured debts. Think they'll only sell if their valuation is met.
FFS, Diaz and Foden are 17, they probably still growing their pubic hairs. If you see them in cup game or two this season, you should be happy.
And Mbappe is only 18 lolFFS, Diaz and Foden are 17, they probably still growing their pubic hairs. If you see them in cup game or two this season, you should be happy.
Spanish tax laws certainly seem to make things very difficult indeed for Real but that is unimportant if City find Monaco's valuation simply too high, and stories the other night suggest we do. How much scope for negotiations is, therefore important. If Monaco value him at €180 million and won't budge it may come down Pep's valuation - and I think the board will back Pep. But if Pep won't pay then we'll look elsewhere.
gel-oh-seewhy is it that the English media think its fantastic that Barcelona or Real Madrid spend obscene amounts on the best players but terrible if City want to spend in an attempt to get to the very top level
Not sure if already posted, but a decent read of why this kid is worth the price
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...er-why-is-the-monaco-teenager-so-highly-rated