Fernandinho doesn't get enough love! He has been one of the best DM's in the world for the last 4-5 years and is still going strong at the age of 35 🔥
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Fernandinho is set to leave Man City at the end of the season, after telling friends that he does not expect to be handed another renewal. He is attracting interest from clubs in Brazil and the MLS, and has not ruled out joining New York City.
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Man City have made a 'proposal' for #Fernandinho to join #Pep Guardiola as an assistant coach at the club, according to Atlético Mineiro director Rodrigo Caetano.
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Club president labels Manchester City rumour as ‘fake news’ – ‘Long distance’ before deal can happen
Earlier this week, reports from Brazil brought an update on Athletico Paranaense’s efforts to sign Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho.
It’s been claimed the club had ‘intensified talks’ to bring back the midfielder, who already played for them before moving to Europe.
Journalist Jorge Nicola talks about the rumours and shows that an agreement is still far from being reached.
He first mentions that he’s spoken to Athletico president Mario Cesar Petraglia, who labelled the story as ‘fake news’, claiming there’s a ‘long distance’ before a deal can materialise.
The problem is obviously money.
Nicola explains that Fernandinho makes at least R$2m (£260k) per month at Manchester City, while Athletico’s limit for salaries has been of between R$150k (£19k) and R$200k (£26k), meaning the player would need to accept a huge pay cut to make the move.
It’s claimed that another Brazilian side, Atletico Mineiro, are also keen on the Etihad man and would have better financial conditions to bring Fernandinho in.
On Athletico Paranaense’s side, however, there’s the player’s affection for his old club.
The midfielder’s contract with Manchester City expires at the end of the season, and Nicola says ‘it’s kind of clear’ the Premier League club won’t be offering him an extension.
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Earlier this week, reports from Brazil brought an update on Athletico Paranaense’s efforts to sign Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho.
It’s been claimed the club had ‘intensified talks’ to bring back the midfielder, who already played for them before moving to Europe.
Journalist Jorge Nicola talks about the rumours and shows that an agreement is still far from being reached.
He first mentions that he’s spoken to Athletico president Mario Cesar Petraglia, who labelled the story as ‘fake news’, claiming there’s a ‘long distance’ before a deal can materialise.
The problem is obviously money.
Nicola explains that Fernandinho makes at least R$2m (£260k) per month at Manchester City, while Athletico’s limit for salaries has been of between R$150k (£19k) and R$200k (£26k), meaning the player would need to accept a huge pay cut to make the move.
It’s claimed that another Brazilian side, Atletico Mineiro, are also keen on the Etihad man and would have better financial conditions to bring Fernandinho in.
On Athletico Paranaense’s side, however, there’s the player’s affection for his old club.
The midfielder’s contract with Manchester City expires at the end of the season, and Nicola says ‘it’s kind of clear’ the Premier League club won’t be offering him an extension.
#man_city_news #fernandinho #mcn