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In a heartbeat. Very unlikely to happen with a new Spurs manager coming in. Especially if that manager likes a double pivot (all the likely candidates love a double pivot).

Yes, I'd agree financially. I just think Alexis makes more sense to them than Bellingham (who don't get me wrong is a sublime player and will go on to be one of the best in the world) unless they are able to offload Phillips. There is no point in overstacking the deeper part of your midfield if...

Bellingham and Rice are very different players to Ali Mac. City tend to set up with a double pivot of Rodri and one other, this is not Gundogan and would be where either Rice or Bellingham would come in (if they decide to chuck Phillips or let Stones return to CB). They also signed an...

Very much this but it depends on European football. If we qualify for the Europa League there is a great platform (one Alexis has already performed on at the World Cup) for Caicedo to show he is an elite player ready to play at the top level. I don't think the club will be able to hold on to...

He's all agent based information. That was made clear with the difference in reports between him and Ornstein around Caicedo's training (non) strike in January. Regardless, Alexis will be off in the summer whatever happens. I think City would be beyond foolish not to pay the money seeing as...