UncleBob
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Wherever did you ever get that idea from?
As other posters have pointed out, this is how a market works. The more people demand something, the greater the asking price. Just look at the housing market as an example - the fundamentals are the same. Converservly, the higher the asking price the lower the demand.
Nobody knows what the economic outlook will be in 12 months, hence why I said it is a risk. However they still get to keep the player for another 12 months, while potentially still achieving a good price.
As we all know, players wishes have little to do with this. Di Maria's time at United is a perfect example - he never wanted to leave Madrid and come here yet he did.
That's not how football transfers work. Using the fecking housing market as an example just underlines lack of insight
Di Maria was desperate to leave Real Madrid and he didn't have any other viable choices.