Barcelona striker Lionel Messi, Argentina's origin. (AFP/Josep Lago)
Manchester-Manchester City reportedly
on Monday (16/1/2017), ready made Lionel Messi as the player with the most expensive transfer value in the world. The plan will be materialized in a Manchester City in the transfer of the summer 2017.
The Citizens set up a Fund of 100 million pound sterling or equivalent Rp 1.6 trillion. That number would later beat the price Paul Pogba's transfer would go home when Manchester United from Juventus in the summer of 2016.
At
that time, the landed price of 89 with Pogba million pound sterling or
equivalent to Rp 1.4 trillion which at once made him the most expensive
player in the world today.
Messi later can be teamed up again with former coach in Barcelona, Pep Guardiola. The Argentina midfielder is not to worry about the question of salary offered Manchester City.
In addition to making real Madrid as a player with the most expensive transfer value, the City also wants the player so the player with the highest salaries in the world. To make it happen, Real Madrid will be worth £ 800,000 paid or equivalent Rp 12 billion for the week.
The amount is slightly less than the offer of a salary the Club China.
This is because one of the Bamboo Curtain Country Club was rumored to
dare to give real Madrid salary of 850,000 pounds or equivalent Rp 13
billion per week.
The future of Cristiano Ronaldo at Barcelona start not sure after the player has yet to extend his contract. It reportedly happened because there is some clause that include salary and bonuses that problem has not yet reached the word agreed.
Media-media Spain claims Manchester United are putting up high prices for both of these points. However, Barcelona could not agree if must issue the majority of the Club's budget for a player only.
Cristiano Ronaldo is currently still bound to a contract until 30 June 2018. If the player is adamant to scoop up a lot of money in her career, Manchester City and the Club China could be a solution on the stock transfer of the summer of 2017.
Source:
The Sun