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Manchester City said Bukayo Saka is the good replacement for Raheem Sterling that just left for Chelsea and Bukayo Saka isn't ready to extend his contract at Arsenal, he said he need more money, he is not collecting 130,000 pounds because his mates aren't collection such amount of money again. Although it's at Arsenal he become who he is, Arsenal made him popular, most especially under the managing of Mikel Arteta but football is not like that, as he's improved, he help himself and help Arsenal, if Arsenal think he deserve the amount of money, then they should just give him or else he will leave the club.
As Manchester City bid for Bukayo Saka, they would promise him huge amount of money weekly due but it's left to Arsenal, if Arsenal think they can give him and it won't affect them then they should give him, they should not do like Chelsea that let Antonio Rudiger go and bidding for those that aren't as good as him as replacement. As they aren't able to win get Raphinha that can replace him, they should just hold him down. Bukayo Saka worth collecting 200k per week but this same way Arsenal increased Pierre Emerick Aubameyang wage and he later flop, but not withstanding, he was sold out and Arsenal isn't at loss, just that Arteta didn't find his replacement after he left.
If we look at the rate that clubs are competing on getting players, the club that own the player should just do what the player want if they don't want to loose him but that is if they have the money to give him. Good example is Lisandro Martinez, Manchester United bid most for Lisandro Martinez, that is why he choose to go to Manchester United, Martinez never play till the extend of what they offer him but once a club bid for a player, others would start biding and it would become competition until the highest bider win. Another example is Darwin Nunez, Manchester United bid for him and Liverpool go with highest bid.
Bukayo Saka should just think what if he drop form at where he is going, he should consider collecting at least 130 from Arsenal, good example is Jack Grealish that reached Manchester City and didn't meet up with the expectations, he didn't justify the amount he was bought and the amount he is collecting last season. Although he ever say the certain amount that he want to be collecting, he said Arsenal should look at the amount that others in his class are collecting and offer him the contract but it's still left to Arsenal, if they want him, they retain him and if they can't pay him the amount he'll demand, they should let him go.
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