Yeh I wonder where would he go after City…
Newcastle. The big guy will take over once they have the foundation in place
The poster I replied said it was smart business and we should have sign him instead of Dortmund and let him go for that 60m release clause. That‘s what my post was referring to. So when you told me it doesn’t matter, of course it matters because there is no much benefit for the club in long term run and city might not even make that much profit at the end.
Not sure if La Liga will overtake PL but playing for Madrid brings biggest fame than any other club, also increases the chance to win Balon d'or than at any other club.
You still miss the point completely, you are good at putting words and sentences together but fail at comprehension it seems.
You do realise there is a difference between £50m and £150m?
If we do what Dortmund did, it makes us more commercial club or selling club that we only sign players for profit money only but not for long term project.
Yes but it was also based on the period when La Liga is at the very top with 2 super clubs and 2 GOATs sweeping up everything. They simply can’t compete with PL anymore in long term with TV money etc.
Oh ok then, I misunderstood. I agree with you.
Yep could work out perfectly for him. Couple seasons at City earning a fortune and picking up a few trophies along the way then off to lead the line at a massive club like Madrid, potentially linking up with Mbappe as well which would be quite something.
I’d be surprised if he left City. The finances will keep him there longer than two years and if they don’t, City will just double it.
Yeah but some are way more excessive than others, which is the point here.
That stat doesn’t mean anything in the future. Also when has a player in the past like Haaland moved to the PL to a side that’s as dominant as city.
They can't afford it. FFP will take care of that.
Dortmund’s Twitter is absolute cringe. I thought Utd’s Social media team was bad.
You love to see it
They’ll be retiring his shirt number next like Birmingham did with Jude Bellingham.
Was away In Poland for the week, but Jesus relax man, its just banter.
City have had quite the party culture for few years now, from David Silva to Walker to Foden to Grealish.
Wonder how they spotted he was there?
I know you only accidentally missed the context, but it's a completely innocent tweet that refers to the farewells given to the people leaving the club this summer and it probably had little to nothing to do with Haaland.
Real Madrid is and will always be the pinnacle of club football whether we like it or not.
It's like Ronaldo. Real Madrid were a bit shit when he left us to go to them. Haaland will stay there for 4 years probably and then go to Madrid.
Real/La Liga were still attractive place to go back then when Ronaldo joined them, as they have been one of biggest spender, they are in middle of their Galacticos era, while La Liga still a very strong league in general, with Barca winning a couple of CL before Ronaldo left us. I doubt that would still be the same in few years time, with the strong inflow of TV money into PL which will create even larger gap from other league.
Not really. Real Madrid started their Galacticos era with Ronaldo and Kaka and Benzema in summer 09. Ronaldo was their first signing. They hadn't gotten past the round of 16 in ages and lost 5-0 to Liverpool that year or the year before, and Liverpool were hardly the best team around. Barcelona was a different case, as they had won the CL that year, but Real Madrid were a bit shit at the time. Right now Real Madrid is in the CL final after recently winning 3 CL in a row, are signing Mbappe on a free this summer to add to their team, and regardless of PL money, they will always remain as the pinnacle for pretty much all players to have on their resume. The PL has had the most money for ages now, Real Madrid and Barcelona with their fans back will get their finances normalized again and will go back to spending big without too many issues. Their wages have always been stupid high anyway.
