Manchester City s transfer operations are an example. Clubs around the world are reducing their salary budgets as much as possible.

Look how interesting this matter is! In fact, many people have already known each other - the teams around the world have made an appointment, and they have started to "slim down" their salary. This is a good thing, and the high salary that many players are eagerly looking forward to is shattered like soap bubbles. Just talking about Manchester City, it used to be the "leader" in the Premier League salary industry, and there are few people in the world who can compete with it. Now, we are joining in the fun, and the price offered to young players is not high, of course, except for superstars like Haaland.

Manchester City is determined to "major change", and some veterans can only leave. They all received a considerable salary before. Take De Bruyne for example. He originally vowed to renew his contract, but Manchester City had no intention of doing so at all. Bye bye! Why? It’s not that Manchester City wants to free up some salary space, but they can’t spend a lot of money to support a substitute, right? Look at Gallish again, good guy, Everton took over all his salary directly, and Manchester City now saved another expense. And Ederson, I heard that he would also pat his butt and leave, why? It turned out that he wanted to raise his salary, but Manchester City felt that giving too much was not worth it and it didn't meet his expectations. Savigno is also a weirdo. It is said that his salary is not high at first, but now it is good. It is rumored that Manchester City is going to sell him, which is really confusing. Although this guy's shooting skills are not good, his salary and performance are at least matched.

However, Manchester City was not idle either, and planned to join the two high-paying bigwigs, Donnarumma and Rodrigo. What abacus is this? We outsiders can only guess blindly. Why are these teams now all thinking about reducing their salary? The truth is very simple! If they have been spoiled by those high-paying players so much, if they are in a downturn and can’t get rid of them, which team can bear it? Let’s look at Phillips in Manchester City’s team. He is lying comfortably and resting, and his salary is not low. The most troublesome thing now is that there are more and more games, but the players' salaries are like being cast as if they are cast in a fixed curse and cannot rise.

Next, let’s see how Manchester City is doing. After sending away a bunch of high-paying men, what new faces will be welcomed? Judging from the current situation, as long as there is a suitable player in front of you, Manchester City will probably take him into his arms without hesitation. After all, next season, you have to rely on your results. Let’s look at the operations of other teams. They are simply carved from the same mold - first send away high-paying players, make room and then introduce some players with higher cost performance. Liverpool is a typical example. With a large number of high-paying players, there will definitely be many new players to be introduced next.