RedandBlueSash
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The most interesting question right now is will Sarr give 100% and will he benefit from this system? I suspect the answer is 'yes' to both questions.
And while Sarr and his agent's tactics were abhorrent, he is one of our most vital players, particularly in a system which relies on swift progression. I have no problem with the money he gets in today's financial landscape.
I wouldn't mind betting he will be with us for at least another season. You don't up wages hugely on a player you intend selling in a few months. This isn't the Olise situation where we needed to pump up his release clause. We hold all the cards with Sarr and could reject offers for the next 3-4 windows without raising Sarr's wages ans still have a season to sell him. I suspect we are simply making Sarr happier to play and that he will knuckle down this season. We and the player will re-evaluate next summer and see if a £40M offer comes in, at which point we might have a successor lined up / bedded in and be willing to take that sort of fee.
Shame that a player who had become quite beloved here acted the way he did but that's the nature of the beast when it comes to modern football.
And while Sarr and his agent's tactics were abhorrent, he is one of our most vital players, particularly in a system which relies on swift progression. I have no problem with the money he gets in today's financial landscape.
I wouldn't mind betting he will be with us for at least another season. You don't up wages hugely on a player you intend selling in a few months. This isn't the Olise situation where we needed to pump up his release clause. We hold all the cards with Sarr and could reject offers for the next 3-4 windows without raising Sarr's wages ans still have a season to sell him. I suspect we are simply making Sarr happier to play and that he will knuckle down this season. We and the player will re-evaluate next summer and see if a £40M offer comes in, at which point we might have a successor lined up / bedded in and be willing to take that sort of fee.
Shame that a player who had become quite beloved here acted the way he did but that's the nature of the beast when it comes to modern football.