Zinchenko the latest example of a Premier League side shelling peanuts for a fortune
Manchester City may turn £1.7m into around £30m with Oleksandr Zinchenko, but Premier League clubs have turned peanuts into fortunes before.
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Manchester City may turn £1.7m into around £30m with Oleksandr Zinchenko, but Premier League clubs have turned peanuts into fortunes before.
Despite lazy perceptions about the unlimited money that Manchester City operate with, the club have clear red lines that often lead them to walk away from transfers. This can be related to transfer fees - such as when they would only go to £70m for Harry Maguire in 2019 when Leicester had their own immovable demand of £80m - but cover all aspects of a transfer.
After a slow start, Manchester United's transfer window is beginning to click into gear. The club hoped to have five new signings on board by the end of the pre-season tour and while that still looks unlikely, the squad under Erik ten Hag is beginning to take shape.
Manchester United target Ruben Neves has his full focus on the upcoming season with his current side Wolverhampton Wanderers.
It’s no secret that Cristiano Ronaldo wants a move away from Manchester United.
The Manchester Evening News might have done the Manchester United communications department's job for them if Barcelona fail to cram Frenkie de Jong into a crate addressed to M16. A feature on Zidane Iqbal in January detailed how the 19-year-old studies De Jong.
All it takes is for a couple of wins and a couple of transfers and then things start to look that little bit brighter.
Last week saw another flurry of transfer activity as clubs look to finalise their squads ahead of the 2022/23 season.