Valencia in for Negredo?

[Cityisland]

Sky just said they understand it is an obligation to buy after the loan, not an option. Deal expected now to go through.

Should fuckin think so too!

 

[Stoned Rose]

Sky just said they understand it is an obligation to buy after the loan, not an option. Deal expected now to go through.

I don't get this 'obliged' thing.

Are they still obligated if he gets a career ending or long term injury? What if he's just plain shit?

What happens if they simply don't have the money?

 

[Mancitybluemoon1]

Transfer Talk ‏@TransferTalk_ 2m
Negredo to Valencia. Loan to buy £24m with £2m loan fee

 

[MeatHunterrr]

Sky just said they understand it is an obligation to buy after the loan, not an option. Deal expected now to go through.

I don't get this 'obliged' thing.

Are they still obligated if he gets a career ending or long term injury? What if he's just plain shit?

What happens if they simply don't have the money?

They have to pay whatever the scenario. Or its breach of signed agreement

 

[robbieh]

If we let him go (even for the reported 24m fee) I think that's shortsighted as fuck.

Leaves us with 3 strikers 2 of which are sick notes.

Could get messy.

On the plus side wouldn't the 24m mean we'd literally spent 'nothing' this window and hence placated UEFArce?

Not good. We don't need the money now. Aguero likely to be out a lot. Jovetic unproven. Leaves us with Edin who is thankfully capable of leading the line.

But they are going to being playing a lot.

 

[BillyShears]

Sky just said they understand it is an obligation to buy after the loan, not an option. Deal expected now to go through.

I don't get this 'obliged' thing.

Are they still obligated if he gets a career ending or long term injury? What if he's just plain shit?

What happens if they simply don't have the money?

It's effectively a permanent transfer. Whatever happens. Loaning for 12 months first will be about cash flow for Valencia. Bet there's a loan fee too. Excellent deal for City.

 

[Juan King]

Sky just said they understand it is an obligation to buy after the loan, not an option. Deal expected now to go through.

I don't get this 'obliged' thing.

Are they still obligated if he gets a career ending or long term injury? What if he's just plain shit?

What happens if they simply don't have the money?

It's effectively a permanent transfer. Whatever happens. Loaning for 12 months first will be about cash flow for Valencia. Bet there's a loan fee too. Excellent deal for City.

If we don't replace him it isn't.

 

[rodders1973]

Well at least nastastic is staying maybe he can play upfront.

 

[Chippy_boy]

For a manager hell bent on 4-4-2, three strikers only - one of whom is injury prone - is a pretty bizarre strategy. If we desperately needed the money it would be vaguely understandable, but to do it when the window has seemingly gone well and at the last minute doing this, is even more weird.

I confess I am baffled as to why we would do this.

 

[Danamy]

Transfer Talk ‏@TransferTalk_ 2m
Negredo to Valencia. Loan to buy £24m with £2m loan fee

I know it's not what people want to hear but that's too good to turn down for both the club and player