Would only happen if they have received the Sanchez money. Also, weakens an EL rival, so pretty decent deal for them.
Transfer Tweets - 2017/18
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May I please remind everyone here that he does NOT represent the entire United States.
I'm from the states and I whole heartedly disagree. (s)he probably started watching 'soccer' a couple of years ago.You have a great point. A 28 year old in his prime going to Arsenal clearly gives no fecks about anything
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Can't believe he's picking money over Pep.
Arsenal can come out ahead here with Aubameyang, Mkhitaryan and Malcom even after selling Sanchez.
isn't half bad and should have enough momentum to fight Tottenham for 4th. Mkhitaryan can replace Ozil in the summer should he leave.
Aubameyang Lacazette Mkhitaryan/Malcom
Wilshere Xhaka Ozil
Monreal Koscielny Mustafi Bellerin
Cech
Wilshere Xhaka Ozil
Monreal Koscielny Mustafi Bellerin
Cech
isn't half bad and should have enough momentum to fight Tottenham for 4th. Mkhitaryan can replace Ozil in the summer should he leave.
So in other words, City were never out and the writer gets to throw an insult at Arsenal, lol
Always love the placement of "soccer" in quotes as if it is some odd term that was pulled from thin air and not a word invented by the English to name to the game.May I please remind everyone here that he does NOT represent the entire United States.
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Finger-on-the-pulse journalism right there. Wonder who his source is...
They can't make up their minds...wonder how Sanchez feels about that
As soon as a I heard Mkhitaryan or Martial could be part of the deal I started doubting it will happen. These swap deals don’t happen that often, what do people think there swapping football stickers...these are fecking human beings!
Getting the slight feeling that the journos are starting to turn back to him signing for City
These articles are written by nobodies looking for clicks to their website. When will people learn that's what 99% of transfer related articles are.
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Who are RMC ?
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RMC stands for Radio Monte Carlo. They are very reliable.
Why, the Royal Media of Chile, obviously...I have no clue
Jaybomb will be disappointed.
Bouhafsi works for them. Pretty reliable with french stuff - especially Martial related. I think they broke the news about Spurs' bid for Martial too. Here is the original tweet:
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oh I know, I have been waiting for the inevitable turn back to City since this all started
Glad to get that out of the way. No need to even let them dream of getting Martial. Would be a win-win-win to sell Mhki, but figure he's just an add-on, not the prime factor in a Sanchez deal, if it happens.
I think it's the sports reporting wing and radio station of French 24 hour news channel BFM TV.
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I agree, it is so much better when we simply buy and sell them for money, like the slaves they are...[/sarcasm]
Ahh right. Completely forgot about Bouhafsi.
I am proud of our guys for rejecting that nonsense proposal.
I have a hard time believing Arsenal would be delusional enough to even bring Martial into the discussion.
I don't. This is Wenger we are talking about. No wonder he messes up deals.
If that tweet is the case, it seems like we are still some way off from reaching a deal with Arsenal. Looks like this could drag on longer than we hoped.
They were wanting Sterling for Sanchez last summer.
Deal hinges on them signing Malcom and considering how inept Arsenal have been of late and Bordeaux digging their heels in saying they want Malcom for the rest of the season, it'll take a while. Expect this to go into the last week of the window.
I wouldn't hang on every tweet. Many of these journos likely know feck all and are under pressure to provide content to their twitter followers.
Aye, but isn't Bouhafsi very reliable ? Especially when it comes to French connections.
This worries me a little bit. This is exactly the spoiling tactic used by MU negotiators against unwelcome approaches by rival clubs, eg. Real. Ask for the impossible, spin it out raise the price muddy the water. Wonder if a Wenger is still sore at United over certain past dealings?
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It looks like a story from yesterday. I don't know why BBC tweeted it now?
The story is probably true, but that doesn't mean the deal for Sanchez is off. Maybe they start with Martial but when it's done they accept Mkhi.
BBC says Alexis to United
The original article was posted like 7 hours ago.
Just got in from work - too much to catch up on, can someone please give me the gist on proceedings? Still look like it's happening or are City still sniffing about?
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