Manchester City Gelontorkan 175 Juta Pound dalam Empat Hari
Manchester City Have Invested 175m Pounds in the Last Four Days
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
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MANCHESTER City menginvestasikan skuatnya hingga 175 juta poundsterling dalam empat hari ketika penyerang Sergio Aguero menandatangi kontrak lima tahun dengan juara Liga Inggris baru-baru ini.
Gaji Aguero sebesar 150 ribu poundsterling per minggu telah disetujui, menyusul David Silva dan Vincent Kompany yang berkomitmen dengan City sampai 2019 lebih dahulu, seperti dilansir MailOnline.
City memulainya dengan membayar FC Porto sebesar 32 juta poundsterling untuk membuat Eliaquim Mangala bek paling mahal dalam sejarah sepak bola Inggris.
Meskipun mengontrak Mangala lima tahun dengan gaji 100.000 poundsterling per minggu, City masih dalam batas transfer 49 juta poundsterling yang dijatuhi UEFA karena melanggar peraturan Financial Fair Play.
Termasuk bonus, City dikabarkan membayar keempat pemain top itu hingga 200 juta pounsterling selama lima tahun ke depan dan mereka masih berencana menawari Joe Hart, Edin Dzeko, dan James Milner kontrak baru.
MANCHESTER City´s investment in their squad reached an incredible £175million in the space of four days when striker Sergio Aguero signed a new five-year contract with the Premier League champions on Thursday night.
Aguero’s £150,000-a-week deal was confirmed in the wake of David Silva and Vincent Kompany also committing their futures to the club until 2019. City kicked off the week by paying FC Porto £32million to make Eliaquim Mangala the most expensive defender in the history of British football.
Despite signing Mangala on a five-year deal worth £100,000-a-week, City are still within the transfer limit of £49m net placed on them this summer by UEFA for breaching Financial Fair Play regulations.
But the hat-trick of new deals for Aguero, Silva and Kompany represents a stunning statement of intent. Kompany is understood to be earning a basic £120,000 and Silva £140,000.
Including bonuses, City’s financial commitment to the four players could top £200m over the course of the next five years and they still plan to offer new deals to Joe Hart, Edin Dzeko and James Milner.
