Regardless of your view on Zin, we sold him for £30m with an established pedigree of winning titles in an elite team, under a manager widely considered to be one of the greats.
Cucurella has little such pedigree, standing out in a mid-table side for 12 months.
Brighton are entitled to ask what they want for him and City do clearly see him as a talent, but I don't think we are taking the piss bidding in the thirties.
It's a bizarre stance City have taken waiting to bid for the player, selling Zin first and telegraphing our needs.
Both teams are already deep in to their preparations for the new season.
All that won't help us on the final price.