Leroy Sané

He is as talented as Foden who we all rave about.
The big question is whether he's prepared to put in the hard yards that Grealish, Foden, Bernardo and even Mahrez do.
 
I'd have him back in a heartbeat (no pun intended, runs down the wing for me etc.)

Unsure if he's got the same pace he had pre-cruciate but he was unplayable at times over a 2 year period or so. We never really got chance to see him come back from that injury, I remember him coming on as a sub to a very loud reception.

It would certainly give the crowd a lift bringing him back in, especially if we lose a few more key players this summer.
 
SWP wasn't great second time around. There is no guarantee Sane would be the same player that has left Manchester. We really don't need this signing like we did with SWP early takeover. This wouldn't be the wisest of choices if he did return. Gnabry would be the slighly better bet but I am not so sure with that either.
 
I like that players who leave us find out that the grass aint greener elsewhere in many cases it is lot worse. look at Sterling what a mess he found himself at Chelsea, the Chelsea he signed for is unrecognizable to the Chelsea he is training with today with about 75% of players changed around him and what about trophies and 4th manager he has there haha in 12 months etc...
Zinchenko, Jesus left a team that won the treble 10 months later...

I hope Gundogan's salary will be halved and then not even paid with the all the Barca financial magic tricks haha. Torres thought he came to City to raise his level and earned a big transfer to one of the two big Spanish clubs, look at him now they are about to push him out and will be to a much lesser club than City or Barca...

I dont think there is a way back really. Sane imo not even fitting in with the way Pep wants to play. holding onto the ball is crucial at wingers for Pep especially if we use the 3 CB formation more and more.
 
robbieh said:
He is as talented as Foden who we all rave about.
The big question is whether he's prepared to put in the hard yards that Grealish, Foden, Bernardo and even Mahrez do.
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Not a cat in hells chance will he put a decent shift in. Thats one of the reasons Pep used to get so annoyed with him. Wonderful talent but IMO Pep wont bother and I bet its not even been discussed .. again IMO for what its worth.
 
oakiecokie said:
Not a cat in hells chance will he put a decent shift in. Thats one of the reasons Pep used to get so annoyed with him. Wonderful talent but IMO Pep wont bother and I bet its not even been discussed .. again IMO for what its worth.
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This.
 
oakiecokie said:
Not a cat in hells chance will he put a decent shift in. Thats one of the reasons Pep used to get so annoyed with him. Wonderful talent but IMO Pep wont bother and I bet its not even been discussed .. again IMO for what its worth.
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The romanticism of such a deal should at least make you reach for a blue pill, oakie, surely?

It wouldn’t be a bank breaker and if anything, seeing him with a level head on must excite even the most ardent victor meldrew fan; I always felt he would be sensational centrally, playing off a ‘true’ number 9, we now have the best in the business; it probably is a little far fetched but a gamble I’d take in a heartbeat, not to mention the obvious advantages to tweaks in the system when needed…

Romantic like I said, however, this one could go a long way to filling a gaping hole of what is undoubtedly unfinished business!
 
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer said:
The romanticism of such a deal should at least make you reach for a blue pill, oakie, surely?

It wouldn’t be a bank breaker and if anything, seeing him with a level head on must excite even the most ardent victor meldrew fan; I always felt he would be sensational centrally, playing off a ‘true’ number 9, we now have the best in the business; it probably is a little far fetched but a gamble I’d take in a heartbeat, not to mention the obvious advantages to tweaks in the system when needed…

Romantic like I said, however, this one could go a long way to filling a gaping hole of what is undoubtedly unfinished business!
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Ah ffs I'm re sold on this now. I'm so easily influenced. I was in agreement with the poster you quoted but fuck it take my money. He was always one of my favourite players.
 
RayCTID said:
SWP wasn't great second time around. There is no guarantee Sane would be the same player that has left Manchester. We really don't need this signing like we did with SWP early takeover. This wouldn't be the wisest of choices if he did return. Gnabry would be the slighly better bet but I am not so sure with that either.
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Depends how hungry he still is.

I would offer the same contract he was on when he left, if he accepts that, he is coming to play football and at a club be loves', that would be worth the risk.
 
Sané was Bayern’s most dangerous attacker against us this past season playing that withdrawn role off the striker. His feet are sweet as a nut and his free kicks aren’t too bad, either.

A Happy Leroy is a very, very dangerous player and he could have ruined our night single-handedly in the CL at the Etihad!
 
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