Alexis Sanchez

JamDav1982

Senior Member
You'd be surprised. We paid 40 for a soon to be 30 Paulinho from China. And Sanchez is a star compared with Paulinho, rated a lot higher.

I wouldnt be suprised. No team would pay 100m and put Sanchez on massive wages when 30 in a few months.

Paulinho had just turned 29 and no real link anyway.
 

Windhook

Well-known member
If it's English transfer, meaning a move to Man City, I'd say 50-60m maximum for a player that has zero chance, being third option striker after Aguero and Gabriel Jesus. IMO his current ability is more suitable for Serie A giants, if he wants to move out so badly.
 

te amo barca

Blaugrana al vent
Nah, Sanchez has matured (in decision making) a lot since his Barca days. Will be a success for City easily. The problem is I don't see where he fits into the squad, Sterling and Sane are too good to be benched. Sane is the inferior one I guess, but him going to bench will slow down his development considerably. Although of course it is a nice problem to have.
 

barcafan161

Active member
Nah, Sanchez has matured (in decision making) a lot since his Barca days. Will be a success for City easily. The problem is I don't see where he fits into the squad, Sterling and Sane are too good to be benched. Sane is the inferior one I guess, but him going to bench will slow down his development considerably. Although of course it is a nice problem to have.

bringing sane on with fresh legs to kill teams off who get tired is going to be a nightmare to deal with his pace. Sterling is a lock to start pretty much. Sane would be the guy off the bench
 

draconifire

NTC with a Positive attitude
I remember there was an interview with Sanchez when he joined Arsenal. He said he is happy with his move and added that when he trains he sees similar levels of technical/quality of player to the players in Barca. :neymar:
Bet he doesn't see it now. :blondemessi:
 

Mitchell1978

Senior Member
bringing sane on with fresh legs to kill teams off who get tired is going to be a nightmare to deal with his pace. Sterling is a lock to start pretty much. Sane would be the guy off the bench

I prefer Sane to Sterling, plus Sanchez isn't really a winger, more of a second striker.
 

Truthist

New member
Nah, Sanchez has matured (in decision making) a lot since his Barca days. Will be a success for City easily. The problem is I don't see where he fits into the squad, Sterling and Sane are too good to be benched. Sane is the inferior one I guess, but him going to bench will slow down his development considerably. Although of course it is a nice problem to have.

I actually think Sane is better than Sterling..
 

Givenchy

Senior Member
I think City aren't coughing up as much as Arsenal want so they have thrown Uniteds hat into the ring to bump the price up..

whats your view on Sanchez, would he take United up a level? i think the Mourinho-Arsene thing might stop any deal but hopefully City have to pay more, its sickening the bargains they are getting
 

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