Manchester City midfielder James McCarty s stay or stay

This summer window, the issue of staying and leaving of Manchester City midfielder James McCarthy has become a focus of media attention. According to reporter Ben Jacobs, Manchester City is open to McCarty's transfer and departure. However, Manchester City's asking price is not cheap, requiring the transfer fee to be at least the same as Palmer's transfer to Chelsea, which is 42.5 million pounds.

Judging from the personal talent McCarty has shown, such a asking price in Manchester City does make people feel a bit "sky asking price". You should know that Palmer has shown a very mature competitive state and more stable performance during the transfer, and although McCarty has great potential, she has not yet reached the height of Palmer at that time. It's really unreasonable to ask for £42.5 million.

If Manchester City insists on not reducing the price, it will be difficult for McCarthy to successfully leave the team this summer window. Now, the one who wants to get McCarthy the most is the Premier League team Nottingham Forest, but they are only willing to pay £25 million. It would be a bit difficult if they were asked to increase the transfer fee to £42.5 million at once. Not only Nottingham Forest, but also West Ham United and other European clubs that are interested in McCarthy may be discouraged from facing such high prices as Manchester City.

However, Manchester City coach Guardiola's current attitude is relatively subtle. It is reported that Guardiola tends to keep McCarthy, but if the player himself requests to leave the team and a club meets Manchester City's valuation, Guardiola will also let it go. This makes people guess that Manchester City's price is so high, perhaps Guardiola did it on purpose, hoping that all teams that want to ask for McCarty will give up. After all, from the bottom of his heart, Guardiola obviously is unwilling to let midfielder Hope Star McCarthy easily.

And Manchester City Club may also have their own considerations for this offer. In recent years, Manchester City has invested heavily in the transfer market, but at the same time, it has also earned a lot of income by selling players. For young players like McCarty, they naturally hope to sell at a good price to balance the team's revenue and expenditure. Moreover, £42.5 million is not low for a young player with potential, but it is not completely unreasonable. If McCarty can perform as expected in the future, then this transfer fee will definitely be worth the money for the buyer.

But for McCarthy himself, this situation obviously made him feel embarrassed. If he really wants to leave Manchester City to seek more opportunities to play, then Manchester City's high prices will undoubtedly become the biggest obstacle to his transfer. But if no club is willing to meet Manchester City's asking price, McCarty can only stay in Manchester City and become a loser in the team.

At present, the entire incident is still fermenting. Whether Nottingham Forest will raise the offer, whether other clubs will join the competition, and whether McCarthy himself will make a clear request to leave the team, all of which will affect the final direction of the transfer deal. Anyway, let's wait and see.