@AbhishekChendeg@DeadlineDayLive Are city the only one who invested in Uk? So, because city also invested means they have to cheat their way up… how do some of you reason. Frogs are better than a lot of people, just imagine how dirty your words sounds
🚨 @siphillipssport: “I’ve heard from a source over the weekend that Arsenal are interested in Pedro Neto. I don’t believe it’s anything they are prioritising, but they are definitely a club who is showing interest in Neto & he is appealed by all this interest coming in.” 🕵️♂️🇵🇹
🚨 The likes of Manchester City are willing to pay way beyond Arsenal in wages for academy players. That outlay does NOT count towards the Premier League’s financial rules, so clubs can, to a degree, throw what they want at these youngsters.
Mail Sport understands Mishel Nduka’s (16) deal at Manchester City includes a salary of £20k-a-week, which puts him on around £1m-a-year. Jeremy Monga (17), meanwhile, is understood to be on a much more lucrative wage.
Arsenal’s stance is that they are unwilling to pay salaries they believe are disproportionate for players yet to play senior top-flight football. Their focus is on development, building a genuine career pathway & potential re-sale value. ❌💰 [@IsaanKhan_]
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🚨 Aston Villa & Arsenal were always some distance apart for Morgan Rogers. Arsenal had a clear valuation: £80m. They were determined to stick to it, despite Villa’s insistence on attaining a record fee for a British player.
That game of brinkmanship was exacerbated by Arsenal’s interest in Ezri Konsa - again, with a valuation some way short of Villa’s. For their part, Arsenal maintain that any deal for Rogers was always contingent on the right price point.
When Chelsea made their move, Arsenal were contacted to see if they would be willing to match the £117m offer. They declined, choosing to focus on alternative options. ❌🏴 [@TheAthleticFC]