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...From Chelsea for Daniel Sturridge. Reason? He's on £65,000 a week at Chelsea...
MANCHESTER CITY are demanding a staggering £10million from Chelsea for striker Daniel Sturridge.
City go head-to-head with Chelsea at a transfer tribunal later this month over Sturridge's controversial departure.
Sturridge, who was 20 on Tuesday, quit Eastlands at the end of last season after snubbing several lucrative contract offers.
Instead, he signed a four-year deal with Chelsea worth £65,000 a week.
And City base their claim on his enormous salary.
Officials at the club will bring evidence of bids and interest from other clubs, as well as increased contract offers for Sturridge while he was their player.
They have examples such as Spurs' Robbie Keane, who earns just £10,000 a week more than Sturridge but was sold to Liverpool in July last year for £17m.
Sturridge was disappointed to be left out of the squad for Chelsea's Community Shield victory over Manchester United last month.
And despite playing a big part in pre-season, he has made just one six- minute appearance as a sub in the league so far.
The Professional Football Compensation Committee - made up by members of the LMA, Premier League and PFA - is set to hear the case.
Football really has gone mad when a 18 year old who's not even getting regular football is on £60k a week. That and Citeh have the nerve to complain about big wages luring talent away...
MANCHESTER CITY are demanding a staggering £10million from Chelsea for striker Daniel Sturridge.
City go head-to-head with Chelsea at a transfer tribunal later this month over Sturridge's controversial departure.
Sturridge, who was 20 on Tuesday, quit Eastlands at the end of last season after snubbing several lucrative contract offers.
Instead, he signed a four-year deal with Chelsea worth £65,000 a week.
And City base their claim on his enormous salary.
Officials at the club will bring evidence of bids and interest from other clubs, as well as increased contract offers for Sturridge while he was their player.
They have examples such as Spurs' Robbie Keane, who earns just £10,000 a week more than Sturridge but was sold to Liverpool in July last year for £17m.
Sturridge was disappointed to be left out of the squad for Chelsea's Community Shield victory over Manchester United last month.
And despite playing a big part in pre-season, he has made just one six- minute appearance as a sub in the league so far.
The Professional Football Compensation Committee - made up by members of the LMA, Premier League and PFA - is set to hear the case.
Football really has gone mad when a 18 year old who's not even getting regular football is on £60k a week. That and Citeh have the nerve to complain about big wages luring talent away...