They always do that. United sign player, price is the euro or $ amount, but quoted in GBP and includes ridiculous add-on's and agent fee's to make it look as high as possible. Other team signs player and the exact opposite is done.
Anyone who doesn't understand netspend needs to trawl RAWK for a while.
That's natural with the amount of coverage we get though, no? We simply seem to get more coverage than most, so our fans will focus on the negative press whereas others the most positive.
Bacca was very good first season and carried Milan really well and all fans liked him. But Milan didnt qualify for Europe that season, and so Bacca ( after having a gentleman agreement with Milan before he signed that they would sell him if they dont make it to europe) asked to leave, and when Milan allowed him to, he only wanted top clubs playing in CL ( some rumours about him going to Arsenal) and wanted a pay increase. No one provided that at the time, some teams like West Ham wanted him and they were in Europe League. He took his time but then decided against joining, and it didnt work out with the other clubs that were interested in him. So he stayed and looked like he doesnt give a shit this past season although he scored some good goals, but had terrible attitude and played with no heart that Milan could have used any other mediocre striker instead and did as good. So yes Milan fans want him out now because he nags so much for something that is basically his fault since he refused to join the clubs that were interested in him, but in his first season in Milan fans really liked him, he was a top player.
Do I sound like Moh yet?
niiice.Call me crazy, but I don't think City are signing a 3rd right back
Are either of the Milan clubs able to sign him? Don't know the specifics of the non-EU rule in Italy but they've both got a few players.
Has a French passport
I thought he did too but apparently he doesn't from what Amoyal and others have said.
Oh really? Dang sorry for wrong info.
That's pretty much what they needed to do given how many they let go.
rule is clubs can only add two non-EU players per season to the existing squad(iirc there's no limit to the amount of non-EU players a club can have, only on the amount that can be signed per season).
Plus the Michael Keane sell on
That's not even close to what happened. Milan wanted to get rid of him by January of his first season. He's a great finisher, but he's good for a mid-table club, milan wanted to challenge for CL spots and Bacca's nowhere near good enough to get them there. They reckoned they could make good money off him, so they tried to sell him. Player opposed the move because of his wages(and then he wanted to go to PSG, who couldn't sign and weren't particularly interested either)
I've no doubt he is desperate to join as one would be and I've no doubt Spurs will refuse to sell.
I think it'd be mad for Spurs to sell to two direct rivals in the same window. I'm still surprised that Walker was allowed to join City, strengthening a problem area for Guardiola.
