That £85.5m is even false. £50m is going towards agents fees for his Dad & Riaola’s company. Then you have the £500k/w wages.It's a bit of a fudge that 51m figure...
That £85.5m is even false. £50m is going towards agents fees for his Dad & Riaola’s company. Then you have the £500k/w wages.It's a bit of a fudge that 51m figure...
This is the imo a far bigger concern than player fitInteresting- didn’t realise his injury record is so bad. Never played more than 28 games in a season. I’m sure PL teams will have fun with that.
Whilst the actual fee to be paid to Dortmund is only £51m as it was pre-determined by the release clause, the ACTUAL total is much higher than that. £10m signing on fee, £10m fee to Raiola's heirs, and the Annual salary of £65m over 5 years, and as yet unknown bonuses and image rights payments, makes it around £150m, but you would probably argue (correctly) that over 5 years, this is still one hell of a deal if he gets 20+ goals every season. In terms of our Board's performance in the market, I think they do ok, excluding of course, overpaying for Kepa, Lukaku and Werner. Roman has not really been interested since the visa row 2-3 years ago, and the FFP ban changed our whole approach to the market. Still not sure how City comply every season with FFP (brown envelopes I suspect)It's f**king incredible that City got Halaand for only 51 mill. That's nearly 6 mill less than what we paid for Jorginho and Pulisic, 20 mill less than what we paid for Kepa and Havertz, nearly half of what we paid for Lukaku. City are becoming wiser and more shrewd in their business with each passing season while our management is plumbing new depths of incompetency.
He has agreed to £250k per weekThat £85.5m is even false. £50m is going towards agents fees for his Dad & Riaola’s company. Then you have the £500k/w wages.
I wouldn't trust anything you read on this.He has agreed to £250k per week
That would be very modest compared to the numbers that have been floating around.He has agreed to £250k per week
It also won't be true or will be bumped by endorsement deals from middle eastern groups.That would be very modest compared to the numbers that have been floating around.
https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-transfers/story/4662746/how-man-city-signed-erling-haaland-from-dortmund-the-inside-story
Sources have told ESPN that Chelsea scouts raised concerns about whether Haaland's style of play would be suited to the Premier League because there's less space for forward players to attack and run into, compared with the Bundesliga.
Crypto has been dropped in his wallet/s.It also won't be true or will be bumped by endorsement deals from middle eastern groups.
Man city make the most commercial revenue of any english club. Despite being leagues behind others in terms of global fan base. They fudge the figures to allow them to evade FFP rules.
Haaland is not going to city to be paid less than we pay Lukaku.
Think there needs to be an entire scouting cleanup.
Maybe netThat would be very modest compared to the numbers that have been floating around.
Is @Argo a Chelsea scout now?https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-transfers/story/4662746/how-man-city-signed-erling-haaland-from-dortmund-the-inside-story
Sources have told ESPN that Chelsea scouts raised concerns about whether Haaland's style of play would be suited to the Premier League because there's less space for forward players to attack and run into, compared with the Bundesliga.
Well City have a partnership with 3key a crypto company. Problem is it’s not even a real company, just like their partnership with Wega which has no staff and run from a postbox in London somewhere.Crypto has been dropped in his wallet/s.
They probably paid him in NFT's as well.Well City have a partnership with 3key a crypto company. Problem is it’s not even a real company, just like their partnership with Wega which has no staff and run from a postbox in London somewhere.
Looks like it’s free Etihad flights, Abu Dhabi holidays and Nexen tires for Haaland then.
It's a fair concern, based on what we have seen of Pulisic, Werner, Havertz and Sancho in the PL vs the numbers they were putting up in the Bundesliga ...https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-transfers/story/4662746/how-man-city-signed-erling-haaland-from-dortmund-the-inside-story
Sources have told ESPN that Chelsea scouts raised concerns about whether Haaland's style of play would be suited to the Premier League because there's less space for forward players to attack and run into, compared with the Bundesliga.
Yup, he seems too good to fail but who knows.It's a fair concern, based on what we have seen of Pulisic, Werner, Havertz and Sancho in the PL vs the numbers they were putting up in the Bundesliga ...
apparently City have persuaded Haaland to take a salary that is comparable with their top earners like De Bruyne, Grealish and Sterling. He will get the rest in bonuses and add ons.That would be very modest compared to the numbers that have been floating around.
Like doing sponsorship 'work' for Etihad?apparently City have persuaded Haaland to take a salary that is comparable with their top earners like De Bruyne, Grealish and Sterling. He will get the rest in bonuses and add ons.