I think we'll see more and more high profile players running down their contracts at current clubs in favour a big payday. Nothing new to the player itself but for clubs in a post/mid-Covid landscape, every penny counts.
Most would rather pay bigger wages/signing on fees as I'm sure it'd be cheaper in the long run.
Sterling holds the cards here as TH has said and ironically it's probably because of how shit he's been for 2 years when we probably didn't try to extend his contract past 2023 (unless I'm being naive).
Most would rather pay bigger wages/signing on fees as I'm sure it'd be cheaper in the long run.
Sterling holds the cards here as TH has said and ironically it's probably because of how shit he's been for 2 years when we probably didn't try to extend his contract past 2023 (unless I'm being naive).