Renovation – A Do or Die condition for City.
With the newly set trend of lavishly spending millions of fresh new currencies on bringing in new players for the team, The Manchester City does make it a question of doubt and anxiety for every football fan that if they are heading on the right track. Newly found, with Mark Hughes leading them as the manager, The Manchester City is surely about to end up as the laughing-stock if they are trying to be the new Manchester United. Even though the Manchester United do have nearly 100 million, with the shift of Cristiano Ronaldo, to the Real Madrid team, the way that the United and the City set their new teams seems to be completely different.
With all the money they possess, the Manchester City does seem to be in a state of perplexity and complexion with their transfer policy. Last time when Hughes made it to the City, he said he would be pursuing the same transfer policy he had at Blackburn. And what he aimed was for young players who would be capable of giving their best in the years to come and still have a good trade on value. While the Manchester United seems to be following it, the City seems to be deviating from its track. While Manchester United’s bargain to have gained Gareth Barry from Liverpool for 12 million prices is relatively good, the City has to realize that with all the money they offer, they can buy good players but not form a team. Though the price they offer might be attractive at the start for the players, these hallucinations are subject to fade out soon if they don’t concentrate on things to stand as a team. United have strived for this position over the years and City should learn this from its neighboring teams if it has to mark its presence in the future.
