Manchester City ready to offer Daniel Carvajal ‘exorbitant salary’

Manchester City ready to offer Daniel Carvajal ‘exorbitant salary’

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Manchester City have reportedly targeted Real Madrid defender Daniel Carvajal and they are ready to offer him an exorbitant salary to try to seduce him.

According to Spanish website Fichajes.net, Pep Guardiola has requested his future bosses to bring the Spaniard to the Etihad Stadium.

The Citizens know Carvajal has one of the lowest salaries among Real Madrid players, and they hope they can convince him to leave his life club for a considerably higher wage.

Carvajal currently earns around 2 million euros per season. The Sky Blues would be ready to pay him 6 million euros, which would be a very tempting offer.

According to these reports, City would offer Real Madrid 35 million euros for the right-back. And although that’s also an interesting offer, it seems highly unlikely that Florentino Perez will accept it, since Carvajal is one of the fans’ favourites and his departure would be harshly criticised.

In fact, Perez is trying to extend the footballer’s contract and will most likely increase his salary.

Despite Danilo’s arrival last summer, Carvajal is still the first choice for the right-back at Real Madrid. He has made 23 appearances this season, scoring one goal and providing four assists.

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    • Thanks for the feedback and the mature approach you take when commenting. We do know what exorbitant means. Just in case you were unaware, here you go: Exceeding the bounds of custom, propriety, or reason, especially in amount or extent; highly excessive.

      Anything else you need to be clarified?

    • Sorry CHARLES but it seems that Wolfsburg was incapable of “FINISHING THE JOB”. You obviously aren’t a Real Madrid fan so my question is why are you even on a site as this. Possibly to take a peek at the latest news of a winning team? Possibly hoping that you may read that a member of the Galacticos may be sent to help whatever team you support?

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