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Not a bad option, he hasn't developed as much as hoped but the talent is there and he's already used to the PL.
Newcastle deserve some proper investment, but bloody hell the last thing we need is another rich team to compete with.
The half brother of the City owner..
Would be a great addition.
But why are they selling him?
La Stampa is owned by the Agnelli family.
All the makings of a drama.
£40 million
Anyone know what's going on with Cancelo at Juve?
It was said last month he was unhappy with the manager if I recall but recently the manager left. I also read an interview last month with Cancelo seemingly happy having left Inter to play for Juve.
https://www.calciomercato.com/en/ne...er-for-helping-me-earn-move-to-juventus-12721
It was said last month he was unhappy with the manager if I recall but recently the manager left. I also read an interview last month with Cancelo seemingly happy having left Inter to play for Juve.
https://www.calciomercato.com/en/ne...er-for-helping-me-earn-move-to-juventus-12721
If City lose Silva and Kompany in the space of one summer they're going to have a rough time next season
really talented player. I hate how City seems to have these types of players in a cobra clutch
Such a random link.
Depends who they replace them with?
Is Richard Fay any reliable?
"Proof of funds"? What? That is the same family who invested billion in City
It's like us replacing Scholes and Ferdinand. It doesn't matter, they won't have the same quality right away.
Nonsense.
They won't reach the high's of the last two seasons. I'll take any bet on that
Kompany spends half the season injured and Silva is not the player he was. Bernardo can comfortably take his place with a fit KDB alongside him. You're kidding yourself if you think this does any serious damage to them. Not to mention the potential replacements they bring in.
Depends what you mean by highs. 100 point season probably not but that's unlikely anyway. They will still be clear favourites for the title with Liverpool again.
maybe but the difference (imoa) is City seem better at replacing players than we were/are ... and integrating them into a system of play. Scholes was a much bigger loss to us (given influence, rest of team and replacements) than Silva will be to City.
will they miss them? Probably (though Kompany played less than half the league games and Silvas assist levels are less vital to the team now.... more of a balanced squad input). Can they replace them and manage to still compete? Very likely. They'll find two more players that miraculously cost £50m
That might be the only way he gets a job, buy a club and appoint yourself as manager.
Sorry Rafa, your sacked.
Kompany hasn't been at his best for years now so won't be the miss you'd think.
Silva is still fluential but again not as much as before.
B silva can take over as a ready made replacement in the middle.
United still haven't replaced either Ferdinand or scholes..city are run a bit wiser
They're losing players that know what it takes to win a title, we saw Kompany and Silva grind them over the line in the last few weeks. Taking that out of your team is massive. I'm not saying they'll drop outside the top 4 but having players around your squad that can do that is important.
Kompany only had 17 starts in the league this year. He's essentially already been replaced.
Silva was a regular starter, and would be more difficult to replace, but they have plenty of money and have been spot on with transfers lately.
The most we see them fall is hitting the mid-80s and finishing second to Liverpool next year while their new signings adjust. That's a fall from their incredible recent highs, but it's hardly a struggle.
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