Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

[tolmie's hairdoo]

I think what Tolmie is trying to say is that the complete story is bullshit. We aren't getting Auba and aren't even trying.

Nope. I have no knowledge where we are at with Auba.

 

[ShaunMcCallion1880]

We do have an emphasis on team performance bonuses in player contracts.

I wasn't stating that we don't mate Id be a fool to think otherwise the club have obviously changed there stance in the last few years and want a proper pay structure where they aren't bowing to agents demands which all round is great for the club,

 

[Cityisland]

Nope. I have no knowledge where we are at with Auba.

I'd expect a statement from dortmund calling bs later. They seem to like that.

 

[bobmcfc]

I think what Tolmie is trying to say is that the complete story is bullshit. We aren't getting Auba and aren't even trying.

I agree

 

[BlueCityfan]

Nope. I have no knowledge where we are at with Auba.

Nolito links seem legit. And if Sane says yes. I don't see how we could fit in Auba. In fact, i don't think there is a way.

 

[Claytop]

What Tolmie is trying to say is that we're signing Messi, right?...

 

[MeatHunterrr]

Nolito links seem legit. And if Sane says yes. I don't see how we could fit in Auba. In fact, i don't think there is a way.

If Bony, Navas and Nasri go then that would free up 3 spaces. Fabrizio Romano is a reliable source.

 

[citytill1die84]

I want this transfer the most come on City sign him up.

 

[uwe rosler 28]

Nolito links seem legit. And if Sane says yes. I don't see how we could fit in Auba. In fact, i don't think there is a way.[/QUOTE

There is if navas and nasri leave I don't believe navas will stay

 

[Ajm1985]

It's a lazy narrative, prevalent across Germany and Italy, with regards City's money. Most of them still state Al Fahim is the owner.

There is little regard for sums being accurate, whether they make City look stronger or not, it's about the amount being over inflated, and another example that if the deal goes through, then there was only one reason for it. Money.

We paid less than £6m in total last summer for agent deals that included De Bruyne, Sterling and Otamendi.

If I told you that City have agreed to pay Jorge Messi less than that for Lionel, that should put the inflation argument and Aubameyang's status in some context.

The latest story just smacks of trying to wring another installment out of an ongoing transfer.

Tomorrow? Aubameyang prefers London/United/ Dortmund won't let him go.

'Agreed to pay' as in, if the transfer is ever possible?