Mancini again "asks" for 100 million pounds for shopping
While success on the pitch has yet to come, Coach Mancini still knows how to put pressure on the wealthy owners at Eastlands. Recently, the Italian strategist sent a "demand" to the Man City Board of Directors asking for 100 million pounds for "shopping" next summer.
While success on the pitch has yet to come, Coach Mancini still knows how to put pressure on the wealthy owners at Eastlands. Recently, the Italian strategist sent a "demand" to the Man City Board of Directors asking for 100 million pounds for "shopping" next summer.
Since the day he started to "match" with the "Blue" half of Manchester, Roberto Mancini has spent up to 150 million pounds on the transfer market. However, up to this point, Man City has not achieved any significant results on the field.
Mancini still wants to continue adding superstars to Man City.
However, the former Inter coach still believes that the reason The Citizens have not been successful in England or the Europa League arena is because they are not strong enough in terms of... personnel. Accordingly, Mancini wants the Arab owners to continue to spend more money to bring other expensive new recruits to City of Manchester.
It is known that the figure that Mancini requested was up to 100 million pounds, including "huge" targets such as Kaka of Real Madrid or "killer" Ibra (still owned by Barcelona). Both of these superstars were previously contacted by Man City, but in the end, Kaka chose Bernabeu while Ibra "refused the money" and went to Milan last summer.
Of course, with their seemingly bottomless pockets, Sheikh Mansour and the ADUG group will have no difficulty in spending that much money. However, it seems that these ambitious owners will only consider Mancio's request when this season ends.
At this point, instead of making demands, Mancini should try to steer the Man City ship in the right direction. Currently, after being eliminated from the Carling Cup and Europa League, Man City's only goal is to compete for a place in the Premier League Top 4 and the FA Cup title.
If Man City cannot finish this season with a ticket to the Champions League, then instead of being given money to spend, Mancini will have to receive a compensation and then pack his bags and leave Eastlands without fanfare.
According to Dan Tri
