Manchester City News
By James Thompson
Published on 2024-08-08 13:30:00
Manchester City has seen significant profits from the sale of players like Ferran Torres, Leroy Sane, and Gabriel Jesus, who were sold for more than City initially paid for them. Despite these sales, the team has continued to succeed on the pitch, winning domestic and European trophies. With reports of a potential £81m deal for Julian Alvarez to Atletico Madrid, pundit Stewart Robson questioned the value, noting Alvarez’s versatility but lack of standout attributes that would justify the high price tag. Alvarez, who expressed dissatisfaction with his playing time at City, is likely to be a consistent starter at Atletico, though his impact at City was not as significant as he would have liked.
While Alvarez’s move may benefit his playing time, City’s ability to command such a high transfer fee for him reflects their impressive transfer business. Despite Alvarez’s appearances in 54 games last season, his status as an unused substitute in some key matches indicates his desire for a more impactful role. The deal with Atletico Madrid showcases City’s capability to make lucrative sales behind the scenes, highlighting their financial success in player transactions and the continued success of the team on the field.
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