Nuno call to ‘solve situation’
Fans out for Messi He plans to be worth every penny
but was not even among the substitutes.
The £55 million Frenchman has not played a minute in the friendlies despite not going to Euro 2020.
The uncertainty over Kane and Ndombele threatens to overshadow the club’s preparations for the new season.
Kane, who joined Spurs aged 11, has three years remaining on his contract.
But the 28-year-old is in no mood to back down over his desire to quit Tottenham and believes he has a gentleman’s agreement to leave this summer.
City recently splashed out a British record £100m on Jack Grealish and will not go higher than £120m for Kane.
Nuno said: “We hope to solve all the situations. Everybody involved has to solve it together – having a nice conversation and putting our opinions, but everybody together.”
D’Or winner and a potential PSG forward line of Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
Mocked as the Farmer’s League, French football is now super sexy.
Brest coach Michel Der Zakarian said: “People say we have a s*** championship, but if we get Messi to come, we are going to have a great time.”
Montpellier defender Mihailo Ristic said: “I want to see him up close do his magic on the pitch. With him, PSG will be unbeatable.”
PSG claim Messi’s wages will be covered by increased sponsorship and marketing.
But a Barcelona member has filed complaints with a French court and the European Union Commission in a bid to stop the move. Lawyer Juan Branco claims the French football authorities have failed to enforce their own FFP rules. pressure of his price tag. He is already gunning for the Champions League as City look to finally get their hands on Europe’s premier prize. Grealish said: “No it doesn’t put any pressure on me whatsoever. I take it as a compliment. I actually like it, I think it’s a good tag to have. “When you see a club paying that much for a player, it means that they trust and value you highly and that they see so much potential there to work with. I just see it as a good thing.
“Now I just hope I can repay this whole football club by winning as many titles as possible and winning that trophy we all want.”
Grealish, 25, takes confidence from his fee because it shows how much
Pep Guardiola, right, thinks of him that he was prepared to meet Aston Villa’s whopping asking price.
“It probably hasn’t sunk in yet actually,” said Grealish. “But it means so much to me that the club were willing to spend that much money on me.
“If anything it just fills me with confidence. “Like I said, I don’t think there’s any pressure on that price tag at all. It just shows how much the club and the manager value me and that only gives me confidence going forward.”