Laporte's the only one who's known to have been unhappy about his lack of match time. Bernardo Silva's interesting in that he's been linked to other clubs a bunch, but he himself hasn't really been reported to be unhappy about a lack of match time.Weren't there stories at the end of the season about a number of City players being unhappy about game time? Perhaps these lads have already told Pep they are keen to move on.
Laporte's the only one who's known to have been unhappy about his lack of match time. Bernardo Silva's interesting in that he's been linked to other clubs a bunch, but he himself hasn't really been reported to be unhappy about a lack of match time.
The other players have gotten enough matches to not necessarily be unhappy even if they may not be key players for City at this time.
They've been topics of discussion in the media, but I don't think I've seen anything from more reliable sources about either Mahrez or Sterling wanting to leave. Matt Law reported on Sterling wanting to hold talks with City about his future and not be made to leave the club as part of other deals, whilst Mahrez himself hasn't stated any desire to leave. Once again, that's City possibly wanting to let him go as part of other deals (according to Sam Lee).Nah there's been a fair bit of talk of both Mahrez & Sterling being unhappy/potentially leaving.
Interestingly, despite the release clause, Villarreal are okay with taking less cash up front if a player can be included in the deal. We've already talked about potentially including Bailly in a future transfer offer, so this may be possible here...Spending that on Torres after all these tasty links to Varane would be very us.
Some of them might want a change but would they really be willing to leave City and join Spurs. Given the shit show of a managerial appointment and the fact they'd be going as part of a deal to include the club captain and by far the best player. Surely most of the players mentioned wouldn't want to take a chance on a project as unclear as Spurs seems to be at the moment.They've been topics of discussion in the media, but I don't think I've seen anything from more reliable sources about either Mahrez or Sterling wanting to leave. Matt Law reported on Sterling wanting to hold talks with City about his future and not be made to leave the club as part of other deals, whilst Mahrez himself hasn't stated any desire to leave. Once again, that's City possibly wanting to let him go as part of other deals (according to Sam Lee).
The only ones who I can see wanting to leave are Laporte (based on what Mundo Deportivo journalist Dani Gil reported a while back) and maybe Bernardo Silva (given the constant links to other clubs).
That depends on who they appoint. Levy wants a more proactive, attacking manager to come in and take over Spurs, so if, say, someone like Erik ten Hag comes in, then I can see players wanting to move to Spurs and play under him.Some of them might want a change but would they really be willing to leave City and join Spurs. Given the shit show of a managerial appointment and the fact they'd be going as part of a deal to include the club captain and by far the best player. Surely most of the players mentioned wouldn't want to take a chance on a project as unclear as Spurs seems to be at the moment.
Interestingly, despite the release clause, Villarreal are okay with taking less cash up front if a player can be included in the deal. We've already talked about potentially including Bailly in a future transfer offer, so this may be possible here...
Well since we don’t need 2 Lindelofs let’s include him, the Spanish game would suit him moreInterestingly, despite the release clause, Villarreal are okay with taking less cash up front if a player can be included in the deal. We've already talked about potentially including Bailly in a future transfer offer, so this may be possible here...
No evidence of a proactive attacking manager from their interviews so farThat depends on who they appoint. Levy wants a more proactive, attacking manager to come in and take over Spurs, so if, say, someone like Erik ten Hag comes in, then I can see players wanting to move to Spurs and play under him.
Wholeheartedly agree with this!Well since we don’t need 2 Lindelofs let’s include him, the Spanish game would suit him more
There have been 0 links to Lindelöf, even from not-so-reliable Spanish sources. Bailly, however, has been linked with a move out of United by one Spanish source a while back.Well since we don’t need 2 Lindelofs let’s include him, the Spanish game would suit him more
IF we are to buy Torres I see no logic in having 2 carbon copies of each otherThere have been 0 links to Lindelöf, even from not-so-reliable Spanish sources. Bailly, however, has been linked with a move out of United by one Spanish source a while back.
No matter how much we wish for him to leave, I feel that Lindelöf will remain in United for a few seasons. As of now, he's not unhappy to be at United, and United aren't keen on selling him.
IF we are to buy Torres I see no logic in having 2 carbon copies of each other
IF we are to buy Torres I see no logic in having 2 carbon copies of each other
From what I've seen, they aren't carbon copies. People seem to generalise Pau Torres as a Lindelöf clone just because he doesn't appear bulky and doesn't sprint super fast. He's better in the air, and he's less prone to errors, particularly from crosses into the box. I've seen people say similar things about Milenkovic despite him being actually quick.IF we are to buy Torres I see no logic in having 2 carbon copies of each other
Spending that on Torres after all these tasty links to Varane would be very us.
IF we are to buy Torres I see no logic in having 2 carbon copies of each other
We don’t want to listen to any offers. There are three teams from England, but he doesn’t want to leave. We don’t want to talk about this because En-Nesyri doesn’t want to leave Sevilla, and he’s staying in Sevilla this year.
Kevin Gameiro negotiates with Marseille. Discussions focus on a possible 2-season contract. The player is free and would see himself finally joining Marseille with whom he has discussed several times in his career.
Some more info on the Kane transfer:
So he's basically going to cost as much as Haaland would this summer if he's to move out of Tottenham. Let's see how much pressure Kane can put on Levy to influence a transfer.
I think I would actually would prefer Torres over Varane. He would come without much fanfare, wouldn't disturb the wage bill and won't become part of any lobby. He is young, very refined and suits our requirements of a left footed ball playing CB."El Confidencial" - now there is a proper name for a source.
Same here, City absorbed with Kane gives United time to lure Haaland or Grealish next year.I am just glad United is not in the picture. I have that RVP type feeling from Kane. Would be great for one season and than totally fizzle out along with 150 million.
Let Levy destroy his career
FC Midtjylland selling Frank Onyeka to Brentford. He just has to pass his medical in Copenhagen first.
I know right, I called this a long, long time ago.I wish people would stop quoting this prick.
He spouts shit every day
Well, this came out of nowhere.
