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Óscar Mingueza £18m, Age 26, RB/LB ( equally adept ), 4 caps for Spain, came though Barca Youth system before signing for Celta Vigo. Has also played CB 80 times. Played 78 games last two seasons. Career, 263 games, 9 goals and 24 assists. No mug and on a free come July 2026. Just what we need. Would release Jake to play as a permanent CB.\r\nStones is a no from me. If he was up to playing Pep would play him but he\\\'s hardly ever 100% fit. Hes\\\' quality but we need that quality on the pitch not the treatment table. There are a lot of other international defenders, on a free transfer this summer, we need to look further than John Stones.
Mike 27\r\n\r\nHe didn\\\'t have to be, City have the ball for the majority of the game.\r\n\r\nBit unfair that tbh Mike.\r\nClass oozes out of him until he stopped being a regular starter Imo.\r\nProbably not a Moyes type.
Paul H, the guy was too corrupt for the Tory Party having been forced to step down as party treasurer for accepting payments of up to £250k to allow businesses direct access to the PM.\r\n\r\nThis is a terrible look.
Very good player, but injury record is a huge concern. So no.
Is that on top of 8 at night Liam?