That seems to be what Sergio is saying though, Pep has said that numerous times to the media but it sounds like he hasn't said it to Aguero off camera though; if those quotes are accurate that is.Pep has said a few times he wants him to stay and/or sergio decides when he leaves,seems the club are not formally talking to any of them till the end of the season
I don't think there will be any problem in the summerThat seems to be what Sergio is saying though, Pep has said that numerous times to the media but it sounds like he hasn't said it to Aguero off camera though; if those quotes are accurate that is.
Pep almost always says he wants to keep players, even if he then goes on to get rid - as he should.
Got to assume the club & Pep aren't stupid though, Pep has given Aguero a challenge, and he is rising to it, and he'll be rewarded for it.
If the quotes are true, it seems to me that Pep is playing the same mind games with Kun as he did with Yaya to try and extract the best from them both. If Kun continues to adapt to the way Pep wants him to play then there won't be an issue at the end of the season and he will stay. If the progress stalls then I could see him leaving. Likewise, with Yaya, no early promise of contract extension. It has to be earned. No doubt who is in charge nowadays.That seems to be what Sergio is saying though, Pep has said that numerous times to the media but it sounds like he hasn't said it to Aguero off camera though; if those quotes are accurate that is.
Pep almost always says he wants to keep players, even if he then goes on to get rid - as he should.
Got to assume the club & Pep aren't stupid though, Pep has given Aguero a challenge, and he is rising to it, and he'll be rewarded for it.
Agreed. Like I said we can trust that the club aren't stupid, if he does what he's done in the last few games then everyone is a winner, no chance he'd be leaving.If the quotes are true, it seems to me that Pep is playing the same mind games with Kun as he did with Yaya to try and extract the best from them both. If Kun continues to adapt to the way Pep wants him to play then there won't be an issue at the end of the season and he will stay. If the progress stalls then I could see him leaving. Likewise, with Yaya, no early promise of contract extension. It has to be earned. No doubt who is in charge nowadays.
Anyone know his total goal tally now, how many he needs to be all time leading scorer?
It's not out of the question that he beats the record by the end of this season. Would that make him more or less likely to leave, I wonder?177 is the Brook's record.
He's on 159.
I love the guy, I really do, he's been one of the best 5 players in the world (IMO) in the last 4-5 years without the recognition he deserves (or would have got at certain other clubs). He'll go down as one of, if not our greatest ever player. If he stays one more season, he'll become the clubs all-time top scorer.
And yet it bothers me that after 6 years in this country he still can't do a simple post-match interview in English. I don't know why I'm bothered by it...
I think the point the OP was getting at is that his English is a disgrace for being here so long. He can utter maybe a handful of words.